240. Seek Your Seekers when They Seek Your Face
Slichot 1, from Baal HaSulam “Seek your seekers when they seek Your face, answer them from the heavens of Your abode, […]
Slichot 1, from Baal HaSulam “Seek your seekers when they seek Your face, answer them from the heavens of Your abode, […]
There is a difference between Shavuot [Feast of Weeks]—considered the ascent of ZA to Arich Anpin, to Behinat Dikna—and Shabbat [Sabbath], during Mincha [midday prayer]—which is an ascent
Elul 10 “Happy is the man who does not forget You, and the son of man who exerts in You”
“For man shall not see Me and live” (Exodus 33:20). This means that if one sees the revelation of Godliness
Tishrei 6, September 17, 1942 “Because zeal for Your house has eaten me; my adversaries curse me… all the day” (Psalms
After one sees some words of Torah in a book and memorizes them, since what enters the mind is already
Adar Aleph, 1940, on the way to Gaza “He who ceases words of Torah and engages in conversation is fed
I heard Mechila [pardon], as in from ruin to praise. This means that sins have become to him as merits specifically
I heard “I labored and did not find, do not believe.” We must understand the meaning “I found.” What is
I heard on Tevet, January 1928, Givat Shaul (Jerusalem) We should be cautious with anything that the body enjoys. One should