One Does Not Regard Oneself as Wicked
Article No. 31, 1985 Concerning “One does not regard oneself as wicked,” it is written in The Zohar (Balak, item 193): “King […]
Kabbalist Baruch Shalom HaLevi Ashlag (RABASH)
Three Prayers
Article No. 30, 1985 It is written in The Zohar, Balak (item 187): “Three are the ones called ‘prayer’: a prayer
The Lord Is Near to All Who Call upon Him
Article No. 29, 1985 It is written in The Zohar, Hukat (item 78): “From this we learn that anyone who wishes to evoke
The Spies
Article No. 28, 1985 The holy Zohar interprets the matter of the spies that Moses sent to tour the land (Slach, items
Repentance
Article No. 27, 1985 It is written in The Zohar (Nasso, item 28): “This commandment is the commandment of Teshuva [repentance], and this is Bina.
Show Me Your Glory
Article No. 26, 1985 “And he said, ‘Show my Your glory … Then I will take My hand away and
In Every Thing We Must Discern between Light and Kli
Article No. 25, 1985 In every thing we must discern between light and Kli [vessel], meaning between the Giver, who is the
Three Times in the Work
Article No. 24, 1985 A person should discern three times in his work: 1) past, 2) present, 3) future. “Past”
On My Bed at Night
Article 23, 1985 The Zohar (Tazria, item 1) asks about the verse, “On my bed”: “Rabbi Elazar started, ‘On my bed
The Whole of the Torah Is One Holy Name
Article No. 22, 1985 It is written in The Zohar (Shmini, item 1): “Rabbi Yitzhak started, ‘The whole Torah is one holy
