The human being: Who are we and what is our role in Creation?

For centuries, women were blamed for the sin of Eve. But in the Jewish tradition  Eve is called "the Mother of all humankind," the sages saying that she  was given greater understanding than was portioned to Adam. She ate from the Tree of Knowledge out of a sense of purpose and with a great good intention. But in practice, as we know, the world fell. Why? Was this the way it was meant to be? 
In the turbulent times we live in, this introduction of Rabbi Ashlag's, which deals with the nature of humankind and the  forces that  govern the world we live in, was never more relevant or more timely. 
Rabbi Yehudah Leib Ashlag  brings an in-depth look at the nature of the human being in the Introduction to the Panim Meirot U Masbirot. Course will be in English
When: Sundays 7:30am Eastern time, Israel 2:30 pm 
How: Skype or Zoom according to number of registrations
Cost: $35 per lesson or $450 for 16 weeks
​All lessons recorded. 
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The course will be made up of the following topics, and it will take ups about 16 weeks (guestimate!)
  • the four levels of Torah, 
  • the question of why  Kabbalah was concealed from the majority of people until now and why it is available to all today and its connection with redemption
  • The connection between the dissemination of kabbalah and the redemption
  •  Why God wanted to create the human being in the first place . 
  • the paradoxical and unique make up of the human being who contains both body and soul and the fact that the Purpose of the Creator can only be completed by the human being.
  • The importance of the  inner wisdom of the Torah as brought by the Ari and the Baal Shem Tov
  • The way human was originally created and the change that happened as a  consequence of the sin of the Tree of Knowledge.
  • The Creator arranged it that they would sin
  •  The great understanding of Eve , 
  •  The ways in which reality is sustained 
  •  The ways we need to clarify what is good and what is bad for us
  •  How God's purpose is fulfilled through the great chain of humanity until the final redemption