Study The Zohar

The Zohar should be read solely in order to evoke the spiritual light, which is the higher state of love, bestowal, and connection that its authors attained and expressed.

Like the Torah and other Kabbalistic texts, there is no need to read The Zohar from beginning to end. It can be opened at any place, read, and its illumination received.

Most importantly, when reading Kabbalistic texts, our primary focus should be our intention: What do we want to attain by reading?

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Zohar Readings – Weekly Schedule
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Zohar Readings - Weekly Schedule

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Zohar for All - English Translation for Zohar Readings

Beresheet (Genesis) Part 1

Beresheet (Genesis) Part 2

Beresheet Bet (Genesis)

VaYelech (And Moses Went)

VaYakhel (And Moses Assembled)

Hukat (The Statute)

Truma (Donation) II

Truma (Donation)

Mishpatim (Ordinances)

VaYishlach (And Jacob Sent)

VaYeshev (And Jacob Sat)

Shmini (On The Eighth Day)

Bo (Come Unto Pharaoh)

Miketz (At The End)

Metzorah (The Leper)

Ki Tissa (When You Take)

Tazria (When A Woman Delivers)

BeHaalotcha (When You Mount the Candles)

Ve'Eleh Toldot Itzhak (These Are the Generations of Isaac)

Bamidbar (In The Wilderness)

Chayei Sarah (The Life of Sarah)

BeHukotai (In My Statutes)

VaYaera (And The Lord Appeared)

Zohar Convention Booklet

Zohar Passover Excerpts

Shemot (Exodus)

BaHar (On Mount Sinai)

Korah

VaEra (And I Appeared)

Tetzaveh (Command)

VaYikra (The Lord Called)

VaYigash (Then Judah Approached)

VaYetze (And Jacob Went Out - Part 1)

VaYetze (And Jacob Went Out) - Part 2

Lech Lecha (Go Forth)

VeYechi (And Jacob Lived)

VeYechi (And Jacob Lived) - Part 2

VeYechi (And Jacob Lived) - Part 3

BeShalach (When Pharoah Sent)

Introduction of The Zohar. The Rose

Introduction of The Zohar. Mi Barah Eleh
(Who Created These)

Tzav (Command)

Yitro (Jethro)

Introduction of The Zohar. Items 40-48

Introduction of The Zohar. Items 49-73

Introduction of The Zohar. Items 74-92

Introduction of The Zohar. Items 74 - 124

Introduction of The Zohar. Items 125 - 150. Laila de Kala
(Night of the Bride)

Introduction of The Zohar, Items 151-160

Introduction of The Zohar, Items 161 - 168 - Among All the Sages of the Nations

Introduction of The Zohar. Items 169-236

Introduction of The Zohar. Items 237 - End of Intro

Ekev (Because)

Introduction of The Zohar. BeLaila De Kala
(Night of the Bride)

Introduction of The Zohar. Among All The Sages Of The World, There Are None Like You

Introduction of The Zohar. Otiot de Rav Hamnuna Saba (The Letters of Rav Hamnuna Saba)

Zohar Articles at Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman's Personal Blog

Read Zohar Articles at Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman’s Personal Blog

Are You New To The Zohar?

If you’re interested in The Zohar and everything it has to offer at a deeper level, we recommend starting with a beginner course in the fundamentals of learning The Zohar. The course is available for self-study and as live video classes.

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Zohar Readings - Weekly Schedule

Zohar for All - English Translation for Zohar Readings

Zohar Articles at Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman's Personal Blog

Are You New To The Zohar?

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