The Holy AR"I: High-Intensity Torah Training
Rabbi Yitzchak Luria Ashkenazi (the Ari) was born in Jerusalem in the year 5294 (1534) to his father Rabbi Shlomo, of the renowned Luria family,...
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Insight Into the Three Weeks
This past week, we commemorated the fast day of the 17th of Tammuz, Yud Zayin BeTammuz, and in another three weeks, we will commemorate another...
Rabbi Meir Poppers: The Young Redactor
Rabbi Meir Poppers, one of the most important Kabbalists in the generation following the Ari, was born in the year 5384 (1624) in Krakow, to...
The Soul of a Ba’al Teshuva
Perhaps the most important societal change in Judaism in the past 50 years is the rise of the teshuvah movement. Many (if not most) of...
The Arizal: Dance of the Tzaddikim
The holy Rabbi Yitzchak Luria (the Arizal) was born in Jerusalem in 5294 (1534). When he was a young boy, his father passed away and...
The Kabbalistic Promise of Passover, the Month of Nissan, and Joshua
The Arizal promised that whoever would be careful with chametz during Passover would not sin all year long. How could he make this promise and...
The Arizal's Secret of Contraction and how to Talk to Souls
Rabbi Ginsburgh explains how we can apply the lofty teachings of the holy Arizal in our daily lives....
Shining the Mentor's Light
The Seer of Lublin once said, "Between mentor and mentor (Rebbe and Rebbe) I can't differentiate and I don't want to differentiate. Between disciple and...
Observing Shabbat
Shabbat in relation to the weekdays is as sight to hearing. Throughout the week Divine vibrations fill my heart. On Shabbat I see Godliness. In...
