TALMUD ESER SEFIROT (The Study of the Ten Sefirot) PART ONE Restriction and line, containing two chapters Chapter One Explains the issue of the first restriction, when the light of Ein Sof became restricted in order to emanate the emanated beings and create the created beings; containing five issues: 1. …
Chapter 2
Chapter Two Explains how the light of Ein Sof extended a line to the worlds that were emanated and created in the place of the space that was restricted; containing five issues: 1. A line extended from Ein Sof into the space. 2. The beginning of the line touches Ein …
Inner Observation
Inner Observation Table of Contents Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four Chapter Five Chapter Six Chapter Seven Chapter Eight Chapter Nine Chapter Ten First, we must know that when dealing with spiritual matters, which have no concern with time, space or motion, and moreover when dealing with Godliness, …
Table of Questions for the Meaning of the Words
Part One Table of Questions for the Meaning of the Words Note: Forgetting the meaning of a word regarding some issue is worse than erasing that word from the issue. This is because the alien perception would blur the matter entirely. Hence, accustom yourself through the Table of Questions and …
Table of Questions for Topics
Part One Table of Questions for Topics 55. What terms are absent in the wisdom of Kabbalah? 56. What is the ordinary language in the wisdom of Kabbalah? 57. What separates and discriminates in the wisdom of Kabbalah? 58. What is the origin of the “will to receive?” 59. What …
Table of Answers for the Meaning of the Words
1. Light (Part 1, Inner Observation, 18) Everything in the worlds that exists as “existence from existence,” which is everything but the substance of the Kelim (see items 2 and 24). 2. Light and vessel (Part 1, Chap 1, Inner Light, 6) The will to receive in the emanated being …
Table of Answers for Topics
Table of Answers for Topics 55. What terms are absent in the wisdom of Kabbalah? From the beginning to the end of the wisdom there is not even a single word that relates to any tangible or imaginary term, such as space, time, motion and so on. Also, there is …