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In this discussion, we will learn about the journey of the soul and reincarnation from the Zohar’s perspective. There is an extensive discussion about why reincarnation is necessary as part of the TIKKUN - the repair of the soul in fulfilling its highest purpose.
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In this week’s Zohar, there are many fascinating sections about how to read a person’s face, eyes, lips, and hands, as well as teachings about astrology and prophecy.
At first, that seems strange since this week’s portion is a detailed description of the Mount Sinai revelation where the Jewish people receive the Torah from Hashem himself. So you would think this week would be an extended discussion about the mitzvot, which for sure there are teachings, but why mention astrology and face and palm reading in this very important parsha?
We explore these questions and more in this week's episode.
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In this week’s portion of Beshalach, there’s a tremendous amount of teachings in the Zohar that discuss Malchut, the Divine Feminine. The Zohar refers to Malchut as the Shechina, the Nukva, and the Matronita, the Divine Queen.
The concept of the Divine Feminine is one that was originally introduced in the Talmud as the Shechina, the Divine presence in the world. Then, the Zohar took this concept and developed it much further as we shall see when we explore different themes connected to Malchut in today’s learning.
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In this Zohar discussion, we will learn about the garments of our soul and how they're created through our actions.
The greatest gift Hashem gave us is that of teshuvah- to have another chance at getting things right- by reconnecting to our highest selves and to cloth our neshamas with beautiful garments created by beautiful actions of truth, kindness, wisdom, love and compassion, joy and beauty. So ask yourself: "how will you dress your soul today?"
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Shabbat Mekor ha’Bracha - Shabbat is the source of Blessing
In this discussion, we will learn of the blessings and joy that accrue from observing the three Sabbath meals properly, and how Shabbat recharges our soul spiritually, which then sustains us for the rest of the week.
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Every force has its counterforce. Everything has a mirror image created in God's world. Middah keneged middah- measure for measure.
In today's lesson, we see a continuation of the theme of the right and the left - chesed and gevurah. Hashem created both and gave us free will to choose which side we want to draw from.
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In this discussion, we will explore why Moses and Elijah both said to the Creator, "Why have you brought evil?"
The Zohar is teaching that it’s up to us - our actions. If we’re on the side of the “right” - then union will happen, Hashem will protect us and blessings will flow. If we’re on the side of the “left”, we are exposed to the judgement of the evil side and aren’t protected.
We see here the connection to yesterday’s lesson that when there’s a union that is triggered through positive, holy actions, then the union is done in secrecy, and that hiddenness allows for blessings to come forth. That there’s blessing in things that are hidden more than in things that are revealed.
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Yosef was a mirror for the supernal Yesod, which is the sefirah that receives blessings from the upper world and channels them down to malchut, which is the physical world. A tzaddik is one who isn’t concerned with his own needs but is a channel to provide for the needs of others and whatever he receives he uses for the sake of giving to others.
How can we transform our need to receive for the sake alone to receiving for the sake of sharing and being channels for blessings in this world just like a tzaddik?
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