Fecha de publicación: Diciembre 9, 2013
Fecha de grabación: Febrero 10, 2008

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Conceptos destacados de la clase

• Unifying the physical and spiritual worlds
• The clothing of the Priests (kohanim) in the Temple
• The only portion in which Moses' name does not appear
• The Priests did not have any possessions, attachments or ownership and were pure channels
• How we handle anger
• Wisdom of the Heart depends on the Light and not our one percent logic
• Power and Respect with no attachment
• Joy without attachments for our gifts
• Tetzaveh and the 7th of Adar; Moses was willing to let go of his Ego completely
• Anger connects us to idol worship
• All extensions of ego are rooted in anger
• Our tikun and specific triggers
• Anger fills us with temporary energy
• The root of anger is a void within us that we are attempting to fill
• The agenda of the ego
• Anger is worse than all forms of disconnection; anger completely removes our soul
• Identifying the sense of lack, fear and insecurity beneath anger
• Removing a sense of lack through trust and certainty in the Light
• Two steps to increase our certainty in the Light:
• Building a Vessel and knowing exactly where we are lacking trust
• Drawing the Light and using the tool of the Zohar

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Descripción de la clase

The kabbalists reveal that anger is a dangerous emotion that is not only the root of the ego, but can also cause us to lose the Light we have earned. Join Eitan as he provides us with the consciousness to control anger and increase our certainty in the Light through the portion of Tetzaveh.

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Acerca de este curso

Escrito hace 2000 años por Rav Shimón bar Yojái, el Zóhar explica todos los secretos de la Biblia, el universo y todos los aspectos de la vida. La clase de Zóhar es un viaje semanal para entender la energía y los desafíos que afrontaremos durante la semana y cómo podemos elevar nuestra conciencia para evitar que se produzca el caos en nuestra vida.

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