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Mentioned in 7 episodes
Zohar
Book • 1980
The Zohar is a group of books that discuss the nature of God, the origin and structure of the universe, the nature of souls, redemption, and mystical psychology.
It uses allegories and metaphysical principles to interpret Scripture, presenting the law as a living being with physical and spiritual components.
The book emphasizes the interconnectedness of the natural and spiritual worlds and the importance of purity of life and thought to achieve spiritual enlightenment.
It uses allegories and metaphysical principles to interpret Scripture, presenting the law as a living being with physical and spiritual components.
The book emphasizes the interconnectedness of the natural and spiritual worlds and the importance of purity of life and thought to achieve spiritual enlightenment.
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Mentioned in 7 episodes
Mentioned by Rebbe Marc Gaffney when discussing the interpretation of the binding of Isaac's story.
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A Shocking Convergence: A CHANNEL Meets The Kabbalist Lineage of SOLOMON… w/ Rebbe Marc Gafni x Paul Selig #493
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Rabbi Joey Rosenfeld
31 snips
Mindfulness with Rabbi Joey Rosenfeld
Mentioned by Michael when talking about how everything is great and about laughter, drawing from its teachings.
18 snips
830. Unblock Your Manifestations with Kabbalah + Consciousness Tools
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Daniel C. Matt
Daniel C. Matt, "Becoming Elijah: Prophet of Transformation" (Yale UP, 2022)
Mentioned in the context of salvation, crying out to God, and its teachings about life.
Finding the good in yourself helps you find God and draw down bounty.
Mentioned as the purported author of "Zohar" from a Kabbalistic perspective.
75: Does Tikkun Olam Mean What You Think?
Mentioned as a Kabbalistic text that contains information about married couples.
The Deeper World of Hebrew Names
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Marla Maples
Faith over fear with Marla Maples
Mentioned when explaining the falsehood that people think they're going to live forever.
Using the energy of the Sukkah to deal with uncertainty
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Rabbi Elyahu Silberberg
Krias Shema and Its Brachos #4
