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The Mystery of Death: The Eulogy Presented by the Arizal at the Funeral of Rabbi Moshe Cordovero

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On 23 Tamuz, 1570, one of the greatest mystics in Jewish history, Rabbi Moshe Cordovero, known as the Ramak, passed away. At his funeral, he was eulogized by his student and contemporary, the greatest Kabbalist, the Arizal, Rabbi Yitzchak Luria, who spoke about the reason the righteous experience death.

The class dissects the meaning behind this eulogy of the Arizal and gives perspective on how to appreciate the underlying mechanisms behind world events and our life experiences. It also relates an incredible story about a meeting between the legendary Reb Michael Ber Weissmandel and the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe after the Second World War.

Part of the class is based on Likkutei Sichos vol. 24 Ki Seitzei, analyzing the eulogy of the Arizal.

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Anonymous -2 years ago
thanks very good

but in the end the arizal added a 5th person to the list
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Benveniste,Tsfat -13 years ago
Amen.
I'll take glee.
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MMR -13 years ago
Thank you very much
First Speechless! On a deeper level - Just Superb!
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Anonymous -13 years ago
Another extraordinary class...
As always, many thanks for this inspiring, deep, penetrating class. You can tell I have been listening a while, by my choice of adjectives...Now I should be blessed to remember as well!!
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Shoshanna Huisman -13 years ago
Thanks
it is all time a Hana'a to listen your shi'urim. they are all time very full of a lot of interesting information's

kol Hakawod

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Ki Seitzei

Rabbi YY Jacobson

July 24, 2011
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22 Tamuz 5771
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Dedicated in the loving memory of Reb Menachem Nochum ben Reb Moishe Yitzchok Preger In tribute to his yartzeit on 21 Tamuz.

Dedicated by David & Eda Schottenstein in loving memory of Alta Shula Swerdlov and in the merit of Yetta Alta Shula Schottenstein