Publié: décembre 9, 2013
Enregistré le: janvier 21, 2007

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Point clés du cours

• Breaking the highest levels of negativity and freedom from slavery
• Egypt (Mitzraim) is a slavery to our own narrowness and limitations
• Freedom from the same routines and experiencing true change
• Specific times that we can break negativity and change our destiny
• Awareness of our own bondage
• Internal work of transformation is greater than external recognition
• Bo is a mini-Pesach
• The tools, assistance and humility
• The Death of the Firstborn cleanses the Keter (seed level) of negativity
• Taking responsibility and breaking of negativity instantly
• Leavened bread and the matzah of Pesach
• Restricting our ego more when there is opportunity for greater success
• Rav Isaac Luria described the Vessel as the Middle Point
• Receiving infinite Light by making the Middle Point infinitely small
• True freedom versus illusionary freedom
• Limiting the Light by being too specific
• Any desire that is too specific is fragmented and therefore unlike the Light
• Letting go of specifics to open ourselves for complete freedom
• Consciousness is affected by the quality of our environment
• Being challenged and uplifted by our surroundings
• International events such as Pesach and Rosh Hashanah
• Greatest desire draws the greatest energy for true change
• The tools and assisting each other

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Description du cours

Join Eitan as he explores how the portion of Bo acts as a taste of the energy of Passover and how we can experience true freedom in our lives.

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Au sujet de ce cours

Écrit il y a 2 000 ans par le Rav Shimon Bar Yochai, le Zohar explique tous les secrets de la Bible, de l'Univers et de tous les aspects de la vie. Le cours du Zohar est un voyage hebdomadaire pour comprendre l'énergie et les défis auxquels nous serons confrontés pendant le semaine et comment nous pouvons élever notre conscience pour empêcher le chaos de se produire dans nos vies.

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