R. Isaac Luria, The Ari

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R. Isaac Luria, The Ari: Rabbi Isaac Luria (1534-1572), also known by the acronym “Ari” or “Arizal.” Born in Jerusalem, died in Safed. One of the greatest kabbalists if all times, he founded a new school in Kabbalah – the so-called “Lurianic Kabbalah” – which is the basis of almost all mystical works that followed him. He studied with Rabbi Moshe Cordovero, whom he succeeded as the leading mystic of Safed.

	Staff Favorites - Naso One from each genre Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Anthology Archives » Bamidbar - Numbers » Staff Favorites - Naso
	Gate of Reincarnations Shaar Hagilgulim From Rabbi Yitzchak Luria This is an ongoing series, to be updated weekly. Kabbalah Online » Classic Kabbalah » Gate of Reincarnations
	The Holy Ari From Rabbi Yitzchak Luria Kabbalah Online » Classic Kabbalah » The Holy Ari
	Three Levels of Femininity A Kabbalistic Understanding of Candlelighting By Asher Crispe It is in the power of women to ignite the souls of all human beings—to be the catalyst for their emerging out of spiritual dormancy and to become beautiful expressive flames that rises upwards toward their Creator. Women » Acts of Transformation » Candle Lighting » Three Levels of Femininity
	The Arizal By Nissan Dovid Dubov In 1492, the Jews were expelled from Spain. Some went West to discover the Americas, yet the bulk went East to Turkey, and it was in the beginning of the sixteenth century that a number of Jews settled in the Holy Land in the city of Safed. For an eighty ... Spirituality » Contemporary Works » The Key to Kabbalah » The History of Kabbalah » The Arizal
	Passing of "Ari" 1572 Rabbi Isaac Luria Ashkenazi, known as Ari HaKadosh ("The Holy Lion") passed away on the 5th of Av of the year 5332 from creation (1572 CE). Born in Jerusalem in 1534, he spent many years in secluded study near Cairo, Egypt. In 1570 he settled in Sefad, ... Jewish Calendar » Av » Av 5 » Jewish History » Passing of "Ari"
	Fallen Sparks By Tzvi Freeman The very core of reality is G-d's shattered dream, waiting for us to pick up the pieces Spirituality » Essays » Fallen Sparks
	Rabbi Isaac Luria - The Ari Hakodosh (5294-5332; 1534-1572) By Nissan Mindel Rabbi Isaac Halevi Luria has become famous as the "Ari," the holy lion; Ari represents the initials of “Ashkenazi Rabbi Isaac” As his name indicates, his family originally lived in Germany, whence they had wandered to Jerusalem. There the man was born ... Library » Jewish History » Gallery of Our Great » Early Achronim » Rabbi Isaac Luria - The Ari Hakodosh
	Rabbi Moshe Cordovero (1522-1570) "The Ramak" "I shall soon leave this world," said the great master. "The one who will take my place will say things that may seem to contradict what I have taught you, but do not oppose him, for his teachings stem from the same source as mine" Library » Jewish History » Miscellaneous » Biographies In Brief » Rabbi Moshe Cordovero (1522-1570)
	The Chassidic Masters on Food and Eating The Kabbalists teach that nestled within every created thing is an "utterance of G-d's mouth" -- the letters of Divine speech that are the instrument of its creation (as described in the first chapter of Genesis) Library » Anthologies » Food: an Anthology » The Chassidic Masters on Food and Eating

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