Mystical Classics

An anthology from the Shelah, the Alshich, the Ohr Hachayim, and others


		Sweetening the Bitter Peels From Shenei Luchot HaBrit by Rabbi Isaiah Horowitz The dialogue between Eve and the serpent was of profound mystical significance



		In the Garden of Eden from Torat Moshe by Rabbi Moshe Alshich Kabbalah teaches that performing a mitzvah actually transforms a person’s soul.



		Root Understanding Each individual soul has its own unique potential to ascend to higher consciousness From Shenei Luchot HaBrit by Rabbi Isaiah Horowitz



		The Good Light Its radiance beamed from one end of the world to the other Translated and annotated by Rahmiel-Hayyim Drizin from PaRDeS HaBahir



		Intermediate Need for a Name From the Ohr HaChaim commentary by Rabbi Chaim (ben Moshe) Ibn Atar She alone deserved to be called "mother" of all human beings because she alone endured pain due to procreation.



		In the Beginning G-d looked into the Torah four times before He brought His Creation into actuality. Translated and annotated by Rahmiel-Hayyim Drizin from PaRDeS HaBahir

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