Kabbalah Library

Kabbalist Yehuda Ashlag (Baal HaSulam) is the preeminent 20th-century Kabbalist, renowned for opening the wisdom of Kabbalah to all who sincerely desire spiritual development. His monumental works, The Study of the Ten Sefirot, a six-volume exposition of the Etz Chaim (Tree of Life) by the Ari, and The Sulam (Ladder) Commentary on The Book of Zohar, systematize the inner structure of reality for spiritual seekers in our era. His articles, letters (Igrot), and the collection Shamati (transcribed by his son, RABASH) form a bridge between the spiritual worlds and the real-time inner efforts of a Kabbalah student. Through his writings, Baal HaSulam laid down Kabbalah’s basic concepts and fundamental principles suitable for opening the wisdom of Kabbalah to everyone living in our era and beyond, and upon this foundation, he extended a spiritual ladder, tools of perceptual transformation to ascend the spiritual heights.