Kabbalah Articles
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Bnei Baruch Management with European Kli
An open discussion addresses questions about Rav's health, spiritual leadership, and the vision for Bnei Baruch, emphasizing connection and community building.
Connection vs. Separation: The Two Forces Shaping Our Time
Despite connections through technology and trade, we feel lonelier than ever, torn between nature's drive to connect and our ego-driven separation, causing exhaustion.
Learning How the Zohar Was Discovered
The Zohar, an influential text, aims to elevate spiritual understanding beyond reason. Written in ancient times, it was rediscovered and made accessible by figures like Baal HaSulam.
Beyond the Bonfire: Why "Loving Your Neighbor" is a Survival Strategy
Lag Ba'Omer illustrates the internal struggle of ego and connection, highlighting the transformative power of surrender and opening to greater forces within us.
The Concept of Tens
The article explores why studying the wisdom of Kabbalah requires a group, emphasizing that spiritual advancement comes from connection. It highlights the importance of having a teacher, like Michael Laitman, and a supportive environment for deeper understanding and fulfillment.
The Real Frontline Isn’t at the Border — It’s Between Us
Cycles of conflict persist between Iran and Israel, underscoring the impact of internal division on external tensions. True change may begin with improving relationships.
What Space, Electricity, and Radio Waves Can Teach Us About Kabbalah
Space appears dark despite the light from stars because light is visible only when reflected. Like detecting radio waves, perceiving universal forces requires the right instrument, which Kabbalah teaches is formed through connection and mutual support.
The Source of Happiness
The source of happiness according to Baal HaSulam, in the article the Peace and the Freedom which he wrote at the beginning of the 20th century