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In the book, Rabash The social Writings, in the article “What to look for in the assembly of Friends, Article 30, 1987-88,” on page 306, first paragraph, Rabash writes, “Thus before he goes to the love of friends, he should read Baal HaSulam’s essay  (from 1943) where he clarifies what is the right line..”

Which essay is Rabash speaking of?

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[Ed]

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In last night’s graduate class, we were studying Rabash’s article 77, “Greeks have gathered around me.” The last paragraph says:

It follows that through Greece, meaning the Klipa [shell/peel] of Greece, who go according to reason, we descend into the abyss and it is impossible to rise, as it is written, “I have drowned in the abyss of Greece” (Psalms 69), and only from above is it possible to lift up.

It quotes Psalms 69, “I have drowned in the abyss of Greece,” but I can not find that quote. Was it written in a commentary on the Psalm?

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[Ed]

Unlike Captain Kirk’s journey into “space, the final frontier,” my adventure begins as I delve into the spiritual worlds residing within me. Bon Voyage!

[Ed]

Going backwards is never pleasant.

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In Shamati 64, there is an acronym “SAM.” I’ve also seen it in other writings. What does it stand for or mean?

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