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Borders On Holiness? How Can the Holy Land Have Borders?

The 12 Kabbalistic Sections of Eretz Yisroel. Likkutei Torah Maasei Maamar Veyarad Hagvul. Part One

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The 12 Kabbalistic Sections of Eretz Yisroel. Likkutei Torah Maasei Maamar Veyarad Hagvul. Part One

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    Kayo, Tokyo -13 years ago

    3 faculties
    Do Chochuma, Beina, and Daat have to have limitations, too?

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      Anonymous -13 years ago

      Re: 3 faculties
      In contrast to the MIddos?

      Ultimately everything accept for G-d has some definition which is it's limit.

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    Kayo, Tokyo -13 years ago

    Growth
    B"H



    Dear Rabbi paltiel,



    Thank you for your replay. However, your answer that I should grow in small and consistant increments, I think, does not conform Rabbi Mendel Kaplan's words that "avodah is to break yourself". And Rebbe said, "you are a Jew, you can do impossible." How can I reconcile them?

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    Anonymous -13 years ago

    12
    12 tones in the Western musical scale.

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    Kayo, Tokyo -13 years ago

    Beyond our comfort?
    B"H



    Dear Rabbi Paltiel,

    The Rebbe tells us that to do avoda, we have to go beyond our comfortable zoon. It seems that to go beyond our comfortable zoon is to go to the realm of extreem compared to our regular ordinary road, does it? How do we reconcile with the teaching of the Rebbe Rashab?

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    Kayo, Tokyo -13 years ago

    Which Midos?
    B"H



    Dear Rabbi Paltiel,



    The midot talked here are of Nefesh Elokis? or of Nefesh Habehims?

    Shalom

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      Rabbi Paltiel -13 years ago

      Re: Which Midos?
      The word "Mida" actually means measure.

      Anything and any level denoted with this term is therefore included in this discussion. The greater novelty here is not the Midos of the Nefesh HaElokis (this is included without any doubt) but the Sfiros of Atzilus: Atzilus is both G-dly (One) and formed(3 Kavin, Top, middle and bottom) etc. So, Atzilus is a dicotomy.

      Still, the Middos of Atzilus are limited and therefore, in the discussion about the limitations of the 12 meetings and combinations of Middos.

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