Letter of famous kabbalist Rabbi Baruch Shalom HaLevi Ashlag for Sale

Letter of famous kabbalist Rabbi Baruch Shalom HaLevi Ashlag For Sale

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Letter of famous kabbalist Rabbi Baruch Shalom HaLevi Ashlag:
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Life

Publications

·Shamati(\"I Heard\"): This is the Ashlag\'s personalnotebook, where he wrote what he had heard from his father throughout the timehe was studying with him. The uniqueness of the book is in its content, and the(conversational) language in which it is written. The book contains essays thatdescribe the spiritual states one experiences along the spiritual path. Theseessays are the only documentation that we have of the conversations the authorof the Sulam commentary had had with his disciples.

·Dargotha Sulam(\"Steps [of] theLadder\"): This is a two-volume publication containing primarily utterancesand notes that Ashlag had written in the course of his life. These were mostlywritten as drafts on scraps of paper and served as headlines, drafts for essaysand answers he\'d written to his disciples. This book can teach a lot aboutAshlag\'s state of mind and thoughts, and it continues the essays in thebookShamati.

·Shlaveyha Sulam(\"Rungs [of] theLadder\"): A comprehensive five-volume composition containing all ofAshlag\'s essays between 1984 and 1991. In this publication, Ashlag explicatesin detail his kabbalistic doctrine, beginning from man\'s work in a group, whichis a fundamental element in this teaching, through a kabbalistic interpretationof the Torah (Pentateuch) as an allegory to a person\'s spiritual path in ourworld.

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References

1. ^Jump up to:abDo Not Repeat the Mistakes! Recollections of Feiga Ashlag

2. ^Feiga. Ashlag, A Prayer of aKabbalist, p. 5

3. ^Rabbi Abraham M. Gotlieb, HaSulam, p. 233

4. ^Eliezer. Sscweid, The RedeemingRevelation - Justification of God in Rav Yehuda Ashlag\'s Kabbalistic Doctrine,in Between Ruin and Redemption, Reactions of Haredic Thinking to the Holocaustin Its Time, Hillel Ben Chaim Library, HaKibutz HaMeuhad Publication, 1994 p.194

5. ^F. Ashlag, A Prayer of aKabbalist, p. 6; Rabbi Abraham M. Gotlieb, Ha Sulam, pp. 233-234

6. ^F. Ashlag, A Prayer of aKabbalist, p. 7; Rabbi Abraham M. Gotlieb, Ha Sulam, pp. 233-237

7. ^F. Ashlag, A Prayer of aKabbalist, p. 7

8. ^F. Ashlag, A Prayer of aKabbalist, p. 7; Rabbi Abraham M. Gotlieb, Ha Sulam, pp. 239-241

9. ^Shamati, Editor\'s Note; F.Ashlag, A Prayer of a Kabbalist, p. 7

10. ^\"Rav Yehuda Ashlag isundoubtedly the greatest kabbalist that operated in the 20th century\"(Boaz Hus, PhD, Department of Jewish Thought, Ben Gurion University). \"RavYehuda Ashlag was among the greatest Kabbalists in the last generations\" (Jonathan Garb, PhD, The Department of Jewish Thought, HebrewUniversity, Jerusalem). In Michael Laitman, PhD, The Last Generation,Contemporary Researchers about Baal HaSulam\'s work) Also, see Talmud Eser haSefirot, Part 1, endoresements of Rav Kook and Rav Chaim Zonnenfeld atbeginning of book

11. ^F. Ashlag, A Prayer of aKabbalist, p. 8

12. ^Jump up to:abRabbi Abraham M.Gotlieb, Ha Sulam, p. 254

13. ^Rabbi Abraham M. Gotlieb, HaSulam, p. 260; F. Ashlag, A Prayer of a Kabbalist, p. 10

14. ^Rabbi Abraham M. Gotlieb, HaSulam, p. 260

15. ^F. Ashlag, A Prayer of aKabbalist, p. 13

16. ^Rabbi Baruch Ashlag, Shlavey HaSulam, Bnei Baruch, 2,000. The same composition was published earlier under thetitle Sefer Ha Maamarim (Book of Essays)

17. ^HamodiaNews Paper, a report on Ashlag\'s demise,September 15, 1991

18. ^F. Ashlag, A Prayer of aKabbalist, p. 12; Rabbi Abraham M. Gotlieb, Ha Sulam, pp 262-263

19. ^Yehuda Ashlag, 1995, MatanTorah, The Peace, Ohr ha Ganuz Publication, p 88

20. ^Baruch Ashlag, 1998, Book ofEssays, Ohr Baruch Shalom, Jerusalem pp 1-10

21. ^Baruch Ashlag, 1998, Book ofEssays, Ohr Baruch Shalom, Jerusalem pp 41-42

22. ^Baruch Ashlag, Book of Essays, p19 and pp 1-10

23. ^BaruchAshlag, Shlavey Ha Sulam (Rungs of the Ladder), Vol 2, 2,000, Bnei Baruch,Israel, pp 173-180

24. ^Baruch Ashlag, Shlavey Ha Sulam,Vol 3, p 69; Yehuda Ashlag, 1956, Talmud Eser ha Sefirot (The Study of the TenSefirot, Vol 1, Jerusalem, p 43; Rabbi Isaac Yehuda Yehiel Safrin of Kumarna,Heichal Beracha, Devarim, p 208; Rav Avraham Isaac Ha Cohen Kook, Orot haTorah, Chapter 6, p 16 and Chapter 10, p 10

25. ^Jump up to:abBaruch Ashlag,Shlavey Ha Sulam, Vol 2, pp 16-20

26. ^\"About Us\". Kabbalah Institute of America. 2007.Archived fromthe originalon March 5, 2012. RetrievedFebruary 5,2012.