This week's Torah reading, Vayakel, and next week's too are all about the utensils and accoutrements of the Sanctuary that traveled with the Jewish people for the 40 years in the desert (see articles 4, 6, 7)
except for this week's opening three verses, which teaches primary principles about the holy Shabbat and its observance (see articles 3, 4, 5).
An additional section about the half-shekel is also read (see our lead article).
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Kabbalah Online Magazine
Week of VAYAKHEL-SHEKALIM 5782
Vol. 18 No. 25, 19 - 25 Adar A, 5782 / Feb 20 - 26, 2022
A note from the staff of Kabbalah Online in Tzefat
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Second Torah Reading - Contemporary Kabbalists | |
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Silver Soul
Jewish mysticism teaches the powerful connection between opposing elements.
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Gate of Reincarnations | |
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Rectifying the Soul
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 2
Mitzvot, tikun and blemish of the soul… |
First Torah Reading - Chasidic Masters | |
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A Peaceful Shabbat
On Shabbat, there is no place for anger.
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Shabbat and the Worlds
The Sanctuary needed to be built like this world, which corresponds to the body of man.
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First Torah Reading - The Holy Ari | |
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Knowing Where You Belong
Both Shabbat and the construction of the Tabernacle atone for the Golden Calf
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First Torah Reading - Chasidic Masters | |
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Inner Powers and Environmental Influences
Moses was a firm believer in ‘self-help.’ Betzalel was from a different school of thought.
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Mystic Story | |
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A Bundle of Sparks
In the merit of selfless charity, a righteous woman brings blessing to her home.
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