The man pointed out that there was one more question in the letter.
"I am not blind," the Rebbe replied. When the man tried
again, the Rebbe said, "I am not deaf." When he persisted,
the Rebbe signaled that the meeting had ended.
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Insight of the Week
5
SH'VAT 5785 - Monday, Feb. 5, 2025
It is explained
in Kabalistic literature that with the creation of the universe, sparks
of holiness were spread throughout the world. It is explained in Kabbalah
texts that with the creation of the universe, sparks of holiness were
spread throughout the world.
Ascentof Safed is designed to be a place for relaxation, reflection,
interaction, and spiritual exploration, where you can grow and learn
in your own way, at your own pace, in an open atmosphere. You can
experience a wide range of learning, volunteer, creative, recreation
and other opportunities at Ascent as well as in the Old City of Tzfat.
We can help you create a personalized study plan, you can join one
of our weekend or weekday retreats, or you can come to relax and attend
study and meditation sessions at your leisure, while staying in our
great hostel with its spectacular views.
The Talmud (Pesachim 118) specifically connects different life challenges
with the Splitting of the Sea. First it says that making a livelihood
is like the splitting of the sea. Then it says finding the right marriage
partner is like the splitting of the sea...
If you enjoyed Saturday
Night Full Moon", you're sure to want its sequel. Another
collection of intriguing Stories of Kabbalah Sages, Chasidic Masters
and other Jewish Heroes by Ascent's storymaster, Yerachmiel Tilles.
OUT OF PRINT; now in its 3rd 4th printing!
Deep mystical insights from the teachings of Rabbi Yitzchak Luria
on the Weekly Torah, translated into English by Moshe-Yakov Wisnefsky.
A summary of lessons conducted at the Ascent Institute in Safed
by Nadav Cohen on the first 12 chapters of the Tanya, on its themes,
including stories and examples.