This Shabbat (3 Tammuz) coincides with the 28th yahrzeit of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, a profound student and teacher of Kabbalah, in additional to his many better known accomplishments; A variety of teachings by him, from him and about him can be found in the first two and last three articles.
Do you know about the Jewish Covenant of Salt and its mystical implications? Check out our lead article.
Articles 4 & 5 also offer deep mystical insights into the Weekly Reading.
The 6th article is for the 4th chapter of 'Pirkei Avot', for those who continue to study it on Shabbat afternoons throughout the summer.
(Those of you in ISRAEL should click to'Chukat' for articles on your Weekly Reading.)
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Kabbalah Online Magazine
Week of Korach 5782
Vol. 18 No. 43, 27 Sivan - 3 Tamuz, 5782 / Jun. 26 - Jul 2, 2022
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A note from the staff of Kabbalah Online in Tzefat
Dedication
May all the seeds planted by the Lubavitcher Rebbe continue to grow and to flourish, and may they have their intended effect.
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| Weekly Torah Reading - Mystical Classics | |
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The Eternal Covenant
— Salt represents a fusion of the elements fire and water.
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| Moshiach and Redemption | |
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Stages in Redemption
— The Final Redemption unfolds in two distinct phases.
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Walk and See
— Kabbalah explains the connection between the Hebrew months of Sivan and Tammuz.
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Dispute and Song
— Even if there is a wicked generation, it can produce a generation of the righteous.
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Alive in the Depths
— Being truly alive is possible only by being connected to G-d through Torah and mitzvot.
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| Pirkei Avot - Ethics of the Fathers | |
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4:21 A Deeper Force
— One may think he wants material objects as ends in themselves, but his desire may actually be rooted in the depths of his soul.
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| Mystic Story | |
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The Astonished Messenger
— How a non-chassidic rabbi helps with some very chassidic tasks.
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