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The Rose
Adapted from the Zohar by Peretz Auerbach. This is an ongoing series, to be updated weekly.
This series became the basis for the recently compiled "Zohar - translation and commentary" by Peretz Auerbach. Part One has just become available as an e-book.
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Beginner
Introduction
The holy Zohar opens with the image of the Jewish nation likened to a beloved rose with 13 petals and 5 sepals.
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Both judgment and loving-kindness are parts of the collective Jewish soul.
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The divine attributes of mercy were crucial in the creation of This World.
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The rose is the cup of blessing
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The Seed & the Fruit
The Zohar illuminates important secrets about the 42-Letter Name.
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The Buds
The Zohar reveals secrets about the song of Creation.
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The Zohar teaches how Children manifest the spiritual light of the Parents.
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Who Created These
The Zohar decodes the words of the prophets to reveal secrets of the spiritual worlds.
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