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Kabbalah: (lit. “received tradition”) the body of Jewish mystical teachings, the central text of which is the Zohar

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	Kabbalah Online From the holy mystical city of Tzefat (Safed): The largest, kosher, kabbalah-in-English website on the web. First-ever translations of classic Kabbalah texts. Articles illuminating the challenges of modern life. Zohar, the Holy Ari and other Safed ... » Kabbalah Online
	Lag BaOmer The Soul of Torah May 2, 2010 Jewish Holidays » Lag BaOmer
	What Is Kabbalah? By Tzvi Freeman I see a ball moving up and down on the screen--is it really rebounding against the bottom of the screen? Does the menu bar really have drop-down menus hidden behind it? To explain our world without examining its inner depth is as shallow as explaining ... Ideas & Beliefs » Questions & Answers » Kabbalah & The Mystical » What Is Kabbalah?
	The Kabbalah Fad? By Aron Moss I was watching a news report the other day with Madonna (now known as Esther). She was discussing how Kabbalah has changed her life Ideas & Beliefs » Questions & Answers » Kabbalah & The Mystical » The Kabbalah Fad?
	Two Systems of Ten Sefirot By J. Immanuel Schochet The sefirot are ten spheres or classes, as it is stated in Sefer Yetzira, "Ten and not nine; ten and not eleven." This is their order: keter (crown); chochma (wisdom); bina (understanding); chesed (kindness); gevura (might); tiferet (beauty); netzach ... Spirituality » Essays » Two Systems of Ten Sefirot
	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)
	What Does it Mean to "Believe in G‑d"? By Manis Friedman The statement, "I believe there is a G-d" is meaningless. Faith is not the ability to imagine that which does not exist. Faith is finding relevance in that which is transcendent Ideas & Beliefs » Questions & Answers » G-d and Us » What Does it Mean to "Believe in G‑d"?
	Where Kabbalah Kisses Science Three points of interface By Yitzchak Ginsburgh In the wondrous realm of subatomic reality, elementary particles move backward in time, leaving "footprints" that are experimentally observable. Thus, the force of tikkun--of negative-entropy--can be discerned in the infinitely small... Ideas & Beliefs » Torah & Science » Where Kabbalah Kisses Science
	The Spiritual and the Physical By Tzvi Freeman If there is one thing our foray into the realm of subatomic particles has told us, it is this: Even if we believe that crystals can be explained by molecules, molecules by atoms and atoms by their particles and fields, nevertheless we are left with one ... Spirituality » Essays » The Spiritual and the Physical
	The Truth About the Baal Shem Tov By Tzvi Freeman There are many myths and legends about the Baal Shem Tov. Even the most fantastic ones, they say, are true. But there's one, very popular, myth that's not true: the Modern Jewish Legend of the Baal Shem Tov... Library » Jewish History » Chassidism » The Baal Shem Tov » The Truth About the Baal Shem Tov

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