127. Happy Is He
“Happy is he for whom the Creator does not attribute iniquity and whose spirit does not contain deceit” (The Zohar, Nasso, […]
“Happy is he for whom the Creator does not attribute iniquity and whose spirit does not contain deceit” (The Zohar, Nasso, […]
126. Visiting the Sick The Creator is above the sick person’s head. “Sick” means his head aches, meaning foreign thoughts,
The “good side” is called “support.” He has what to count on, meaning he has a foundation. The “side of
“The whole world was created only to serve me.” According to the interpretation of Baal HaSulam, it means that all
It is possible to live without hands and not feel an absence, like birds. Also, it is possible to live
“Rewarded” means that if a person says that he has a desire to learn Torah although he finds in it
121. Two Forces within Man Man detects two forces in the world: 1) The rejecting force, so one will move
In corporeality, we see that raising the feet off the ground implies vitality, for Raglayim [legs] imply Meraglim [spies], who went to tour the
There must always be a beginning; otherwise, it is impossible to achieve Lishma [for Her sake]. That is, one must believe that
Man is but a guest, and the Creator is the Host. It is known that our sages said, “Anything that