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A note from the staff of Kabbalah Online in Tzefat
Welcome to our special Tu b'Shevat edition.The first four articles and the last are for the New Year'S Day of Fruit Trees, one of them being from our exclusive translation online of "Tuv HaAretz," a major book of Kabbalah about the Land of Israel.The other two are for the Weekly Reading, which features the giving of the Ten Commandments at Mt. Sinai. Here in Tzefat, at ASCENT, we will be celebrating our 36th annual Kabbalistic Tu B'shvat Seder on Sunday night, Jan. 20. Dedication
By the staffs of KabbalaOnline and Ascent-of-Safed
for the soul elevation of Chana bat Asher Siev, on the occasion of the 12th yahrzeit on Thursday, 18th Shevat (1/24/19) |
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Manna and Fruits of Israel
The fruits for which Israel is famous are rooted in the spiritual worlds |
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Tu B’Shevat: Celebrating Pleasure
— The Tu B’Shevat festive dinner is an opportunity to repair the transgression of Adam and Eve.
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Breaking Through
— Fruits of the tree provide a lesson in our divine service.
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Sweet Dreams of Fruit
— If one sees olives in a dream, it is a sign that his business will be fruitful, multiply, and be stable – like olives.
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| Weekly Torah Reading - Contemporary Kabbalists | |
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Two Names of G-d
— Studying the Torah and fulfilling its commandments enable us to contain the transcendent Divine consciousness.
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| Weekly Torah Reading - The Holy Ari | |
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Reincarnation and Reconciliation
— Part 1
The souls of Cain and Abel return to fix "bad blood" between them. |
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The Identifying Fruit
— The trees teach us how to relate to our children.
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