The body and the soul have three main channels to them’ according to the way the Divine channels, the Sephirot line up. These are the right hand line, the left hand line and the middle line. Our consciousness also lines up similarly, the right hand line being the consciousness of wholeness and perfection, that all is just as it should be, and the left hand line being the consciousness of where I really am. Which consciousness should I focus on? Which one is more real? Join Yedidah on audio Join Yedidah on audio Where I am and where I\’d like to be

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The garments of the Torah hide its essence. click here to hear Rabbi Yehudah Lev Ashlag’ teaching on the nature of the Torah

As we finish the period of counting the Omer, we look forward to the upcoming festival of the giving of the Torah, the festival of Shavuot.  The light of the Torah and the garments it is enclothed in in this world are not the same thing. Rabbi Ashlag, the great Kabbalist explains why the garments of the Torah, its do’s and don’ts , permitted and forbidden don’t always seem to us to be connected with God.  Yedidah  discusses his thought and reads an excerpt from Rabbi Ashlag’s Introduction to the Ten Sephirot as it appears in In the Shadow of the Ladder  published by Nehora Press.

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A friend asked me this week what do we do with our hurt feelings when someone, intentionally or otherwise hurts us. If we are not careful, harboring hurt feelings can cause us to fall into feelings of vengence, resentment, bearing a grudge or even hatred, and can lead us into transgressing many Torah mitzvot. Without denying our own truth there is a middle path that Rabbi Ashlag shows us in the Kabbalah wisdom. Join Yedidah by clicking on audio link      

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The idea exists in the Kabbalah that reality is actually a hologram. Each small piece has the whole within it. Is this just an interesting theroetical fact or, if we are able ourselves to view our reality in holographic terms could this help us in our life? We examine the proposition by looking at the very first sentence of the Bible and seeing how it contains within it an entire process. We then look at the concept of forgiveness and see how this principle can work for ourselves. Click on audio link below to listen to podcast. 10 minutes
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In the language of Kabbalah the male and the female represent the forces of giving and receiving; the dynamic dance beween the light and the vessel. In the union of opposites a new entity is formed, the possibility of receiving the light with the intention of giving. This represents the ultimate purpose of Creation. This dance is represented within each man and woman, between each other and in our relationship with the Divine. Rabbi Yehudah Lev Ashlag teaches us the spiritual roots of the entities in this world according to the language of the Kabbalah, the “language of the branches”

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