Daily Zohar 4210 Hebrew translation: 143. כְּמוֹ...
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Daily Zohar 4210 Hebrew translation: 143. כְּמוֹ...
Nisan- the birth and the head of the year The Torah tells us that Nisan is the first month of the year, so the Kabbalists explain that the first 12 days of this month have a substantial impact on the entire year. Nissan has the aspect of Right and Chessed and begins...
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Few words about this special month.
The Torah tells us that Nisan is the first month of the year and for that reason, the Kabbalists explain to us that the first 12 days of this month have a substantial impact on the entire year. Nissan has the aspect of Right and Chessed and begins six months of male energy until Rosh Hashanah. While Rosh Hashanah is a time of judgment, Nisan is a month of redemption and Chessed.
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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…