The 10 mystical Sefirot of Kabbalah explained. | JLI - The Rohr Jewish Learning Institute

Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman and Michael Sanilevich discuss restriction and intention in the 3rd episode of The Study of the Ten Sefirot. What does “circular space” mean? Why did the created being restrict itself? What is driving the actions of the created being? What is the basic law of spiritual reality? What is the difference between the circular or linear form of connection between the created being and the Creator? Is having faith in the Creator’s benevolence enough? What is the First Rest

The Spiritual Meaning of Shabbat – Kabbalah Explained Simply - Take short Kabbalah Course to Find True Answers About Life - https://bit.ly/fbj18_KabU-Kabbalah What is the spiritual meaning of Shabbat? Why do Kabbalists say that the inner state of Shabbat can be experienced on any weekday? And how does Kabbalah describe Shabbat not only as a day, but as the ultimate goal humanity is evolving toward? In this Kabbalah Explained Simply, join Markos to explore how Kabbalah explains Shabbat as an inne

The Tree of Life is the name for the Kabbalists’ diagram of the sefirot. In Jewish mysticism, the sefirot are the ten aspects of God’s being that manifest from Ein Sof. Ein Sof (literally, “without end”) is the term used to describe God prior to creation. Ein Sof is usually translated as “the Infinite.” It is the ultimate reality, the First Cause: unmanifest, incomprehensible, imperceptible and indescribable—the “divine nothingness.” The sefirot are names which God gave to himself, each part of