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Published:
November 15, 2013
Originally recorded:
February 9, 2011
The traditional story of Pesach or Passover tells of slavery, exile and eventual freedom for the Israelites who fled the land of Egypt. 16th century kabbalist Rav Isaac Luria, also known as the Ari, reveals this biblical story as a code for the battle between the voice of our soul and the ego.
This first lesson presents an overview of the kabbalistic understanding of holidays. Discover how Pesach marks a cosmic opening by which all of humanity can tap into the energy of true freedom in this lesson with Senior Instructor Elisheva Balas.
Kabbalists reveal that the holiday of Pesach or Passover is a powerful tool that can empower us to experience true freedom from the greatest prison of all, our ego. Utilizing kabbalistic prayers and meditations during this seven day period can free us from limitations and make connections that enhance the quality of our lives for the next year.This course will provide you with an understanding of how to prepare for Pesach, the tools used to connect with the Light available during this holiday and provides a foundation for elevating your consciousness and making the greatest connection possible to the energy of freedom during Pesach.
