KNOWLEDGE OF GOD
An excellent introduction to the entire system of Chassidus & Kabbalah
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Traveling To The Rebbe
By Rabbi Akiva Wagner Rabbi Yossi Zaltzman, shliach of the Rebbe to the Russian Jews of Toronto, shared the following story about his grandfather, R’ Avrohom Zaltzman, at a recent farbrengen: R’ Avremel...
Parshat Shoftim – A Little Less Worldly
By Rabbi Akiva Wagner The following story I once read in the sefer “Likuttei Sipurim” of Rabbi Mottel Perlow. However, some time has passed since then, and my sefer has since disappeared, so...
The Knowledge of G-d – Table of Contents
Click here to download a PDF of this book. This book is an excellent introduction to the entire system of Kabbalah, in a way of comprehension and understanding. Part one explains the Kabbalistic System...
The Knowledge Of G-D – 1:1
Part One: Seder Hishtalshelut It is clear that there is a force which enlivens the body. The external body itself is nothing more than an inanimate vessel which contains and is animated by...
The Knowledge Of G-D – 1:2
From the above, it is understood that there must be a soul which animates and enlivens the physical body. Now, just as this is so in man, who is a microcosm, likewise, in the...
The Knowledge Of G-D – 1:3
We concluded above that the universe and everything in it, including the human body, appears to have an animating force within it to enliven it, and that without this force it would be nothing...
The Knowledge Of G-D – 1:4
If we would strip away all the properties of man, we would be left with the quintessential self of the person, for one’s arms are not him, his legs are not him and neither...
The Knowledge Of G-D – 1:5
There are two types of potentialities. The first is called a “Heyulie” – “ability”, and the second is called a “Ko’ach” – “potential”. The example usually given to explain the difference between these two...
The Knowledge Of G-D – 1:6
Now that we understand the difference between a heyulie (ability) and a ko’ach (potential), we may now understand how the above mentioned faculties simultaneously do and don’t exist in the singular essence of the...
