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Tuv Ha'aretz
"The Goodness of the Land"
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Beginner
Kabbalist and Jewish leader Rav Schapira had direct access to the writings of the Ari.
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Chapter One, Part 1
On the Land of Israel, wellsprings of secrets abound.
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Intermediate
Chapter One, Part 2
If the Land is so holy, why do we experience spiritual darkness?
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Chapter Two, Part 1
Each place has its unique spiritual character, as do those fit to dwell there.
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Chapter Two, Part 2
Each Canaanite nation conquered represents an evil force rectified.
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Chapter Two, Part 3
Of the ten attributes of defilement, the Jews were only able to vanquish the lower seven.
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Chapter Two, Part 4
When all of the Jews enter the land, the Divine Presence is complete.
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Chap. Three, Part 1
The identity of our ministering angels is influenced by our actions.
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Chapter 3, Part 2
The "Other Side" plays favorites when on her own territory.
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Chapter Three, Part 3
Perceiving G-d in the Land depends on the mitzva of Brit Mila.
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Beginner
Chapter Four, Part 1
The righteous of Eretz Yisrael act as the conduit for all divine influence
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Chapter Four, Part 2
Redemption is characterized by the union of the Righteous in the Land.
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Chapter 5, Part 1
Focus on the ascending degrees of proximity to holiness
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Chapter Five, Part 2
The closer one's connection to the Land, the greater the benefits
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Chapter Five, Part 3
Via the power of sight, one may access the holiness of the Land.
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Chapter Six, Part 1
Eretz Yisrael purifies one from his (and other's) iniquities.
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Chapter Six, Part 2
Presence in the Holy Land demands an increased level of piety.
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Chapter Seven, Part 1
Many are the consequences to a soul that descends from Israel
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Chapter Seven, Part 2
Upon arriving in Israel, one's soul is cleansed and elevated.
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Chapter Eight
The borders of Israel have profound Kabbalistic significance.
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