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On going courses in English : Introduction to the Zohar, Petichah le Chochmat HaKabbalah and others.
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New Title: Now published!
THE MASTER OF THE LADDER
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Meet Yedidah in Tsfat Yedidah is an experienced focalizer for individuals and groups wanting to learn Kabbalah.If you are in the holy city of Tsfat or planning on coming to Tsfat, make contact with Yedidah and she will be happy to meet with you and learn authentic texts with you.
Nehora School: Now live broadcasts every Thursday 7:30pm Israel time Through Livnot Alumot
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Audio talks / Podcasts:More than 50 talks available for you to listen , learn and enjoy. From 10 minutes to an hour. They are categorized into three main sections: Kabbalah in daily life; The Study of Kabbalah ; The Meanings of the Festivals according to Kabbalah
They may also be obtained as a podcast feed. Featured Talk Inner Exile, Inner Redemption
Seder night is the night in which the greatest light of God, the light of redemption, comes into the world. It is the night in which God delivered the children of Israel from Egypt. And this energy, this great light comes into the world again every year. How will we receive it? How will we relate to it? As we start the Haggadah we say , This year we are slaves, next year we will be free. In this podcast we ask the question how and in what way are we in slavery now and what do we need to do to get free?
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The purpose of learning the Kabbalah is in order for us to become giving and compassionate in our lives.and thus grow closer to the Creator.
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