299 episodes
Daily Kabbalah Lesson with Ari Goldwag back issues Ari Goldwag
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.4 • 7 Ratings
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The Kabbalah contains timeless words that we have received in our tradition from the great ones before us. They teach us of a deeper reality beneath the surface, one that is spiritual and full of light. This podcast will take you on a breathtaking journey into that reality, leaving you enlightened as to the great opportunity that life affords us. The timeless words of the Ramchal, Rav Moshe Chaim Luzzato, famed Kabbalist of the 18th century, as well as those of Rav Chaim Volozhiner, form the basis for this podcast, which will be updated daily with God's help.
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299. Raw act of mitzvah
The raw act of the mitzvah itself is the main part of the fulfillment. The thoughts one attaches to it are only secondary.
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298. Yetzer Hara's wiles
Another trick is that the evil inclination has a person believe that the focus should only be on purity of heart, and tricks him to miss the proper time of the mitzvah or prayer.
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297. Yetzer Hara's masquerade
One of the tricks of the evil inclination is that he passes himself off as the good inclination.
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296. The greater they are...
The more one has worked on his level of purity and holiness, the greater is his need to be careful not to be ensnared in the trap of the evil inclination of putting others down.
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295. Embarrassing Torah scholars
Embarrassing Torah scholars is a horrible sin, and it incurs great spiritual destruction. Even if the person is learning Torah with the wrong intents, by putting him down, great spiritual destruction can occur, Heaven forbid.
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294. Torah Lishma
While learning Torah lishma, for the right reasons, is a great level, even learning for the wrong reasons is considered a great thing, as it can eventually bring one to learn for the right reasons.
Customer Reviews
What is Kabballah and the Meaning of Life?
I, like many was looking to understand Kabbalah and the deeper meaning of life. I found this podcast in January. It has truly answered many of my questions about the meaning of life and how G-d sees the world.
This podcast, however, isn’t for everyone. The reason I am writing this review is for people who want to understand how G-d sees the world and after several listening you will never look at it the same again.
Also, I really like this podcast because Rabbi Goldwag has a Facebook group where he answers lots of the questions that people have. I find with other podcasts that it’s hard to reach the creators of the podcast or there is no way to have ongoing communication.
I recommend that you start with the first podcast because they go in the order of the books he is teaching.
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