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Insights into Rabbi Ashlag's Kabbalah podcast

By: Yedidah Cohen
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  • Insights from the Kabbalah of Rabbi Ashlag brought to you by Yedidah Cohen
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  • Before the Mitzvah and after the Mitzvah: What we learn from Yaakov’s relationship with Laban and Esau

    Before the Mitzvah and after the Mitzvah: What we learn from Yaakov’s relationship with Laban and Esau
    Dec 21 2022
    The Torah is not a history book. The outer events of our forefathers’ lives are recorded in the Torah. But the meaning of these events and the intentions of the protagonists are recorded in the inner aspect of the Torah, the Zohar. It’s when we put the inner intentions together with the events that we begin to understand why these stories are important for us today in living our own lives. In this shiur we will look at one example in which Yaakov teaches us how to handle our own selfishness and ego, before we going to do a mitzvah and how we need to relate to it after the mitzvah by looking at the story of his relationship with both Laban and Esau.
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  • Are Our Thoughts Ours?

    Are Our Thoughts Ours?
    Nov 15 2022
    We think it is ourselves that think our thoughts, but Rabbi Yehudah Leib Ashlag tells us that this is a delusion. In actual fact it is God who sends us our thoughts in order to communicate with us, giving, uniquely and intimately, his love to each one of us. Whether our thoughts are positive or negative they all come from him. And thus we actually have an open channel of communication with the Creator of all the universe . This should bring us to feel great joy and thanks.
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  • Mourning for our inner Jerusalem

    Mourning for our inner Jerusalem
    Aug 4 2022
    When travelling in Jerusalem today, we see a thriving city. The elderly sit with their staffs in their hands and the children play in the streets, fulfilling the prophecy of Zechariah made 2000 years ago. So why should we mourn on Tisha b Av today? The Zohar teaches us that the inner meaning of Jerusalem is the point of holiness in our heart. On Tisha BAv we need to take stock and mourn that the consciousness of God is so low on our own personal agenda and on that of the world. It is our mourning for the consciousness of God in our lives that helps us realize how much we desire and long for the rebuilding of our inner Jerusalem.
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Superbly done

I appreciate that this is a more grounded teaching of the initial premises of Kabbalah through the intended Judaic lens. It's presented rather well. Certainly, any studies Jewish person or even Christian knows that there is an enormous depth within scripture. This was enjoyable, well put together, and educational.

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