Beginning the Torah Again: The Nature of Creation

Nehora School presents the Kabbalah of Rabbi Ashlag by Yedidah Cohen

Oct 5, 20219:39Religion & Spirituality

The word with which the Torah opens is Bereishit. This word is one of the most discussed words in the Zohar because it contains within itself the sodot, the inner meanings of the origin of creation, the inner meanings of...

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