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1171 Various Niggunim mp3 (free)
A short collection of recorded melodies. 1171 NG--Short Niggun 1 Download
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1112 Meditation: On Healing the Dead
1112 MK Communication with the dead has been accomplished through dreams for thousands of years. Kabbalists frequently use active imagination to enter unknown realms. This process is based on the kabbalistic principal that our imaginations are connected with higher realities. Today we call this...
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1120 Kabbalistic Breathing Exercises (mp3) 6:20 (free)
This is a simple meditation method connected with a repetition of a God-name simultaneously with the inhalation and exhilation that accelerates the concentration practice. This is highly recommended for beginning meditators and for anyone with a busy, scattered mind. 1120 EK--Kabbalistic…
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1332 Ma asey Merkayvah: The Holy Chariot (free)
1332 EG The work of the chariot, ma asey merkayvah, is forbidden to teach except to highly qualified students. This is the foundation of Kabbalah. Only in the past fifty years have people been exposed to the teachings of the Holy Chariot. This chariot, of course, is a metaphor, a vehicle that can...
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1331 Ten Sefirot of the Tree of Life
1331 MK The beginning of Genesis in the Torah repeats the phrase “vayomer” (and God said…), ten times, such as: “and God said, let there be light.” Each of these is ten repetitions is viewed by Jewish mystics as the creation of one of the primordial emanations (sefirot) which are the foundation…
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1330 The BrokenVessels of Creation
1330 EG The Kabbalist Isaac Luria postulated that the universe is filled with Divine sparks (nitzozoth) that were spread across the universe at the time of creation, when vessels were burst (shevirat hakaylim) by the overpowering light of creation, releasing untold numbers of sparks which became...
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1329 A Radio Interview: What is God? (free)
1329 In a radio interview, the questions are raised, What is God and What is Kabbalah? This is an excellent synopsis of the fundamental Kabbalistic teachings as I understand them. Simon - Radio Interview--What is God, What i Simon Download
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1328 Importance of the Sabbath
1328 MK One day off a week is a gift that is strongly suggested in the Torah, but rarely observed. It is so important, according to the Torah, it is actually one of the Ten Cmmandments. Isn’t that interesting. We have a commandment to take off one day a week from our mundane activities to...
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1327 Alive in Each Moment
1327 MK The past and the future only exist in our imagination. The past has already happened and is gone, forever. The future never arrives as we expect and there is no way to determine what it will be, ever. There is only this flowing, unfolding, moment-to-moment reality that we call Now! Now…
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1325 Pardes: Four Ways to Study the Torah
1325 MK The word for garden in Hebrew is Pardes. The root is P-R-D-S. It is taught that there are four ways to read and explore the scripture. The basic approach is Pshat, which means literal. Another way is Remez, which means a hint and is the metaphorical understanding. The third is Drosh…
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1324 Gaining a Mystical Perspective
1324 MK Mysticism suggests that there are many different realities and to gain new wisdom all we need to do is attune to them. Mystics have a way of communing with one another without have ideological interference. There is a mystical fragrance in which all differences fall away. Mystical insight...
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1323 Kabbalah on Giving and Receiving
1323 MK The desire to give creates a desire to receive. This teaching lies at the heart of the mystical Jewish approach to cause of the creation. Without someone or something to receive, then giving cannot occur. Each needs the other. As the Source is also referred to as the Bestower because it...
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1322 The Holy Ari: Isaac Luria
1322 MK One of the best known and most influential Kabbalists is Isaac Luria, known as the Holy Ari, who lived in the sixteenth century during a time when there was an unusual gathering of Jewish mystics in the city of Safed. Luria became one of the key teachers in Safed for these Kabbalists and...
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1321 The Five Worlds of Kabbalah
1321 MK The Kabbalistic model has four worlds, plus one. The physical world that surrounds us is called Asiyah, the world of action. Next is Yetzira, the world of formation, followed by Beriah, the world of creation, topped off in Atzilut, the world of Emanantion. Above all this is Adom Kadmon…
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1320 The Five Levels of the Soul
1320 MK In the Kabbalistic model, there are five worlds, each representing a different realm of reality, and each connected with its own aspect of the soul. The five souls are: nefesh (the level of basic physicality), ruach (the level related to movement, like wind), neshama (the level connected...
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1319 Kabbalah as Metaphysics
1319 MK As a metaphysical field of inquiry, the Kabbalah is more of a series of systems than a single ideal. There are many ways to break down the Torah, the Talmud, and other Jewish teachings in a way that seeks the underbelly of Jewish mysticism. Kabbalists manipulate letters, shapes of words,...
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1318: 32 Paths to Higher Consciousness
1318 MK The Tree of Life is often presented with twenty-two lines that are drawn in a way that interconnects the 10 emanations. The twenty-two lines are directly associated with the twenty-two letters (consonants) of the Hebrew alphabet, and the ten sefirot are connected with the vowels....
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