Some ideas in Kabbalah are difficult to grasp because they don’t materialize in our physical world but in this article, we will try to establish a connection between it and Holistic healing.
Concepts such as the “ruach”, “mayim nukvim” and …
Middot are difficult to be rectified. None less than the Gaon of Vilna said that “it’s easier to know the entire Shas than to rectify a single Middah”.
Part of the challenge comes from not knowing how much rectification is …
When it comes to trance state, one of the big questions people have is “Am I imagining things or am I really affecting the spiritual worlds”?
In his introduction to Sha’ar HaKavanot, Rav Chaim Vital explains that one who is …
Ok, I won’t write EXACTLY what’s happening because the Kabbalah we have nowadays is a Tzimtzum of what is actually happening, but here are a few ideas about the Avodah of Tikkun Chatzot.
Tikkun Chatzot, often translated as “Midnight Rectification” …
There are 2 main forces we can readily feel in our lives: The first one is Chesed (lovingkindness) and the second one is Gevurah (strength). They both ensure the divine purpose of free will is maintained
Books on Kabbalah elaborate …
Most people are aware of the idea of “seeing God in everything”. However, in practical terms, this concept is still very obscure.
If one suddenly starts “seeing God in everything”, what then? Should you do something about it? Is it …
Many Jews balk at the idea of praying at Kivrei Tzadikim. They argue that the Torah explicitly prohibits one to “inquire after the dead” and going to cemeteries and praying there is a violation of that Mitzvah.
However, praying at …
Shabbat is an incredibly valuable day of 26 hours which must be enjoyed to the fullest. Doing so can be a huge help in the Tikkun HaMiddot and Avodat Hashem
Knowing how to use Shabbat can be a great form …
According to Rebbe Nachman, Malkhut, the last Sephira in the Tree of Life diagram, is associated with holy eating
Malkhut is essentially the Shekhina who gives us our sustenance from the spiritual world of Atzilut. It is responsible for much …
The Mikvah (or Mikveh) is not a Mitzvah, but its benefits can far transcend those of one.
Many male Jews underestimate the importance of immersing in the Mikvah every day. Sure, it’s not a Mitzvah, and there’s no obligation codified …
