Опубликовано:
Октябрь 18, 2018
Записано:
Ноябрь 27, 1986
A thought or a flash of insight moves through the Ten Sefirot before it becomes manifest into the physical reality through human action. At the same time, a thought is never manifest without action just as the Light cannot be revealed without the Vessel. In this lesson, Rav Berg explores the paradox of Light and Vessel, thought and action, potential and manifestation. When we have the foresight to see that which is still in potential and the drive to manifest it, we can receive everything that we are meant to receive.
This lesson continues in Ten Luminous Emanations, Vol. 2, Inner Reflection, Chapter 8, Paragraph 87b and was originally released on VHS as TLE #3b, #4, #5a and on audio cassette as TLE #87B, #88, & #89A
In 1932, the founder of the Kabbalah Centre, Rav Yehuda Ashlag began work on what would become one of the most seminal and important kabbalistic texts of all time - The Study of the Ten Luminous Emanations (Talmud Eser Sefirot). With his momentous revelation, Rav Ashlag pierced the veil that concealed the mysteries found in the writings of Rav Isaac Luria, secrets of life that have eluded mankind since the dawn of time. Now, in one of the most advanced courses offered by The Kabbalah Centre, Rav Berg’s classes on Ten Luminous Emanations are available to all who have a desire to learn. All those who long for truth can now join some of the greatest sages to ever walk the face of the earth in a journey to understand the very foundation of our existence. Starting in the mid-1980s through 1997, Rav Berg taught an early morning class on Kabbalah Centre founder Rav Ashlag's foundational text The Ten Luminous Emanations. A small group of students gathered before dawn to delve into some of the deepest secrets of Kabbalah. For many years, these lessons were only available in VHS and audio cassette formats. Newly remastered and released online for the first time, we invite you to join Rav Berg as he reveals how the physical and spiritual worlds came into being, how we can understand the source of our soul, and how we can achieve unity with the Creator.