In this week’s video about the Torah portion, Meir Elkabas discusses the meaning of the Kabbalistic sefira, malchut, keter, the Sabbatical year and the Jubilee, the 50th Gate, a deeper level of emunah, charging interest and views towards money, following torah through mitzvah observance, curses, being joyful, and more.
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The Kabbalistic concept of Malchut, Kingship, is an essential key to understanding and carrying out our life mission. Hashem is King of Everything, but each of us is the ruler of our own dominion. Rebbe Nachman of Breslov teaches that when we use our own malchut properly, we are trusted and relied on. When we abuse our power, we inevitably crash and burn. Our personal Malchut is ineffectual unless we learn, understand, and apply Torah in our lives.
Can we connect the reality we experience with the reality before Creation? Meir Elkabas explains how to do spiritual mathematics.
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Series: Human Self-Creation and the Kabbalah of Rebbe Nachman with Mordechai Kaufman
It’s not difficult to argue that today’s materialism is out of control. We are barraged with increasingly sophisticated attempts to convince us that more is better and having the best is a necessity. There is a pervasive, even reflexive belief that we are defined by the ways in which we express and fulfill our materialistic desires. The near-Universal lust for money blocks our ability to grasp the reality of Divine Providence. This is our present-day idolatry.
Some people who seemingly have everything feel empty and are jealous of others. This is a sure sign their success comes from the side of impurity. But if you are happy and grateful to Hashem for whatever you have, no matter how much or how little, then you know what you have comes from a pure place.
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Traveling to Rebbe Nachman on Rosh Hashana presents necessary challenges, including “bribing the side of evil”. Why?
In this short video, Meir Elkabas explains.