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And as Hillel said to the convert who asked him, “Teach me the whole Torah while I stand on one foot.” And he said to him, “Don’t do unto your friend what is hateful to you. The rest is commentary.” Since by the love of others one comes to the love of the Creator, and then all the Torah and all the wisdom are in a person’s heart.
I chose this because I think it shows simplicity, brilliance, and maybe even a little humor in a very serious kind of way. I feel that this is basically a life principal, one that all humanity should adhere to. Also, I feel it’s kind of relevant to our studies and practices etc. in the young group.
I think it shows the brilliance and wisdom of the Sages and Rabbis of Israel, simplified down for people like me.
Q. Think about the role the teacher has in our spiritual path, and write in a few sentences, what do I have to do in order to “make myself a Rav”
A. To nullify to Ravs message, be sensible about it, once you have made the decision you really should follow through and nullify to the message and teaching completely/unconditionally
Teshuva could be a great action/intent inside the ten. I imagine it would help with connection, help to annul before the ten and see each person as greater than myself and many other things too.
Shalom, I hope everyone is well.
My question is, what do the Kabbalists say about Teshuva? Does Teshuva affect the upper worlds and draw reforming light in a similar way to the texts? Are these two related in any way?
I hope the question is relevant.
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Shalom! I hope everyone is well.
My question, Are there any authentic Kabbalah texts translated and with vowel points for us to read and learn from? Similar to the interlinear Bible or Torah classics library format? Also how important is it in Kabbalah to know/learn Hebrew? This would be crucial I imagine? Example, some words are feminine and masculine ending, we know in Kabbalah masculine is bestowal and feminine receiving etc.
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