Introduction to Jewish Meditation – Part 16
Idolatry Below is the commandment: You shall have no other gods before Me. This, the second of the Ten Commandments, is clearly the converse and...
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Introduction to Jewish Meditation – Part 15
Trust: The Power of Moses The emotional feeling of this mitzvah is one of infinite "trust" (bitachon) in God. As explained above, trust is the inner experience of...
Introduction to Jewish Meditation – Part 14
The Sun and the Moon Often, in Kabbalah and Chassidut, God's two manifestations, His transcendent light and His immanent light, are symbolized as "sun" and "moon."...
Introduction to Jewish Meditation – Part 13
The Elements of Belief Above is the commandment: I am God, your God, who has taken you out of the land of Egypt, out of the...
Introduction to Jewish Meditation – Part 12
The Order of Remembrances The order of the remembrances as listed in the siddur is thus from chesed to netzach to yesod to hod to...
Introduction to Jewish Meditation – Part 11
The Six Continuous Commandments and the Six Remembrances (continued) 3. The third remembrance of Amalek at the end of our daily prayers corresponds to the rear,...
Introduction to Jewish Meditation – Part 10
The Six Continuous Commandments and the Six Remembrances Often, in the attempt to establish one-to-one correspondences between parallel sets of concepts, several possibilities present themselves....
Introduction to Jewish Meditation – Part 9
The Six Remembrances At the end of our morning prayers, we recite the "six remembrances," six things a Jew is to remember every day of...
Introduction to Jewish Meditation – Part 8
The Limbs of the Body and the Space Time Hypercube In the course of our meditation, we will also have to know how the six-seven...
Introduction to Jewish Meditation – Part 7
The Archetypal Souls of the Jewish People The six attributes of the heart, from chesed to yesod, also correspond to six archetypal souls of the Jewish people: Abraham,...
