Daily Zohar 4813 Hebrew translation: 92. מָה הַטַּעַם?...
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Daily Zohar 4813 Hebrew translation: 92. מָה הַטַּעַם?...
Due to a scheduling system glitch, the DZ study for this day was unintentionally skipped. Rather than resetting the system, which would require extensive adjustments, I am dedicating today’s study to the upcoming special Shabbat Parah. This Shabbat carries deep...
Daily Zohar 4812 Hebrew translation: 200. בֹּא וּרְאֵה,...
Daily Zohar 4811 Hebrew translation: 197. וּכְשֶׁאוֹתָם...
Daily Zohar 4810 Hebrew translation: 195. אָמַר, וַדַּאי...
Daily Zohar 4809 Hebrew translation: 193. וְעַל זֶה...
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This holiday is about disconnecting from the force of Amalek that brings doubts and death wherever it is allowed to enter. At Purim, we have the opportunity to tap into the highest level of Keter. The sages tell us that during the days of Mashiach, all holidays would be canceled, except Purim.
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Our Zohar studies are based on the Zohar commentary, "Hasulam" by Rabbi Ashlag of blessed memory
Rav Ashlag was the greatest kabbalist of the past century. Known as Hasulam (the ladder), he was not only the first to translate the Zohar from Aramaic to Hebrew but he wrote volumes of explanations as well and could have written hundreds more by his own account had he had the financial means to cover the pens and paper…