Yedidah Cohen, the translator of the Kabbalah of Rabbi Yehudah Leib Ashlag, who has introduced thousands of people invites you to explore this deepest of all wisdom with her in a unique workshop
"Building a Living Relationship with My Soul according to the Divine Plan"
The seminar will be conducted as a webinar and will be available on all your devices.
Sunday June 11th, 2pm, New York EDT
Sunday June 11th, 2pm, New York EDT
In this workshop we will look at the paradox that lies at the heart of the human condition, and learn how we may use it to connect the body with the soul in a way that brings us life and joy.
Don't miss out! The number of places on this seminar is limited.
How the Divine Unity of the Infinite manifests itself right within our experience.
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How to listen to the whisper of the soul, despite the shouts of our ego
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How to become more aware of what is truly good
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The destruction our egoism causes us without our realizing it.
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The soul, God and the Torah are all one (Zohar). The stories are metaphors for our own processes.
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How the intentions behind the words of the Torah help us discover our own intentions in our thoughts words and actions.
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About Yedidah Cohen:
I started my journey in the writings of Rabbi Ashlag more than 30 years ago. I was astonished to discover a wealth of wisdom that connects the Creation, in its infinite detail, to the individual. This discovery is a source of never-ending delight. I found that we all have an aspect of God's essence, but we need to work to uncover it. When we do so, we discover a spring of inner joy and happiness.
When my late husband, Mark Cohen z'l, and I first saw the tremendous potential in this material, we decided to translate and publish Rabbi Ashlag's Introductions to the Kabbalah into English so that others could also access this material and enhance their lives. To this date, we have brought out four books.
I have helped small groups and individuals learn this material for 20 years. My Rabbi is Rabbi Avraham Mordecai Gottlieb Shlita, the head of the Beit Midrash, Bircat Shalom in Kiryat Yearim, Israel. Rabbi Gottleib totally supports my work. I also have Haskamot from Rabbi Shmuel Eliahu, Chief Rabbi of Tsfat, the late Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, z'tz'l, and from Rabbi Moshe Weinberger of Aish Kodesh, Woodmere, New York.
I started my journey in the writings of Rabbi Ashlag more than 30 years ago. I was astonished to discover a wealth of wisdom that connects the Creation, in its infinite detail, to the individual. This discovery is a source of never-ending delight. I found that we all have an aspect of God's essence, but we need to work to uncover it. When we do so, we discover a spring of inner joy and happiness.
When my late husband, Mark Cohen z'l, and I first saw the tremendous potential in this material, we decided to translate and publish Rabbi Ashlag's Introductions to the Kabbalah into English so that others could also access this material and enhance their lives. To this date, we have brought out four books.
I have helped small groups and individuals learn this material for 20 years. My Rabbi is Rabbi Avraham Mordecai Gottlieb Shlita, the head of the Beit Midrash, Bircat Shalom in Kiryat Yearim, Israel. Rabbi Gottleib totally supports my work. I also have Haskamot from Rabbi Shmuel Eliahu, Chief Rabbi of Tsfat, the late Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, z'tz'l, and from Rabbi Moshe Weinberger of Aish Kodesh, Woodmere, New York.
Rabbi Yehudah Leib Ashlag is known as the Baal Hasulam, the Master of the Ladder after his monumental commentary on the Zohar called the "Sulam" commentary. With this work and his seminal writings on the Torah of the holy Ari, he opened up the wisdom of Kabbalah for ordinary people. Like Rav Kook, his friend and colleague, he understood the time had come to reveal this deep and intimate part of the Torah.
On the one hand, we are the generation in which the footsteps of the Messiah can be heard, but on the other hand, ours is a generation of tremendous spiritual and moral poverty. Through these great teachings, we can tilt ourselves and the world to the side of good.
At the heart of Rabbi Ashlag's teachings lie the connections between all elements of this world with their spiritual roots in the higher worlds of consciousness. By learning the relationship of the physical branches with their spiritual roots, we can understand the consequences and impacts of our decisions and choices more clearly.
On the one hand, we are the generation in which the footsteps of the Messiah can be heard, but on the other hand, ours is a generation of tremendous spiritual and moral poverty. Through these great teachings, we can tilt ourselves and the world to the side of good.
At the heart of Rabbi Ashlag's teachings lie the connections between all elements of this world with their spiritual roots in the higher worlds of consciousness. By learning the relationship of the physical branches with their spiritual roots, we can understand the consequences and impacts of our decisions and choices more clearly.
Testimonials For Yedidah as Writer and Translator:
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"Yedidah Cohen's masterly adaptation of Rabbi Gottleib's biography of Rabbi Yehudah Leib Ashlag makes it possible for all of us to take the first step on Rabbi Ashlag's ladder that ascends to the Heavens and penetrates the depths of our mind and heart." Rabbi Moshe Weinberger, founder of Congregation Aish Kodesh, Woodmere, NY; author of Chasidic works and teacher of Chasidism
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"Yedidah Cohen has performed a wonderful service in making this Introduction to the Zohar available to an English-speaking audience by one of the modern masters of Jewish mysticism, the late Rabbi Yehudah Leib Ashlag. Read it; it will help open your eyes to the infinite radiance that fills the world and the seeking soul. A life-changing work." — the late Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
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Testimonials for Yedidah as Teacher
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