Kabbalah-in-Safed - Revision history

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Modern Kabbalah

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	Until the late 20th century Kabbalah was seen as an esoteric discipline which was reserved for Jewish scholars who had a solid grasp of Torah and Talmud. In the late 20th century Kabbalah became popularized among Jews and non-Jews alike.		Until the late 20th century Kabbalah was seen as an esoteric discipline which was reserved for Jewish scholars who had a solid grasp of Torah and Talmud. In the late 20th century Kabbalah became popularized among Jews and non-Jews alike.

−	A number of Tzfat institutions and individuals have incorporated this interest into their programs and work in an effort to answer the public’s interest. They strive to maintain Kabbalah as an authentic Jewish study, derived from the Torah, and increase awareness that Kabbalah is not an independent religion.	+	A number of Tzfat institutions and individuals have incorporated this interest into their programs and work in an effort to answer the public’s interest. They strive to maintain Kabbalah as an authentic Jewish study, derived from the Torah, and increase awareness that Kabbalah is not an independent religion. :)

	== Options for Kabbalah Exploration in Tzfat ==		== Options for Kabbalah Exploration in Tzfat ==

Simcha at 20:40, 14 February 2013

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	\|data8 = Jewish Mysticism in the city of Tzfat, Israel.}}		\|data8 = Jewish Mysticism in the city of Tzfat, Israel.}}

−	Tzfat is known as the City of Kabbalah. Scholars, artists and individuals who are simply interested in learning more about Jewish Mysticism come to [[Safed]] to take advantage of the resources available for [[Kabbalah]] exploration.	+	'''Tzfat''' is known as the '''City of Kabbalah'''. Scholars, artists and individuals who are simply interested in learning more about Jewish Mysticism come to [[Safed]] to take advantage of the resources available for [[Kabbalah]] exploration.

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
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	[[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]]'''		[[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]]'''
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	[[Category:Safed]]		[[Category:Safed]]
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Simcha at 19:31, 10 October 2012

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−	~~('''~~Hebrew~~'''~~: קבלה בצפת ~~/ '''Other names''': Tzfat Kabbalah / '''~~Spelling:~~'''~~ Kabala, Kabbala, Kabbalah, ~~Qabala~~, Cabbalah ~~/ '''Definition'''~~: Jewish Mysticism in the city of Tzfat, ~~Israael~~.)	+	{{Infobox
		+	\|title = Tzfat Kabbala
		+	\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Tzfat Kabbala]]
		+	\|header1 = Hebrew:
		+	\|data2 = קבלה בצפת
		+	\|header3 = Spelling:
		+	\|data4 = Kabala, Kabbala, Kabbalah, Cabala, Cabbala, Cabbalah, Qabala, Qabbala, Qabbalah
		+	\|header5 = Other Names:
		+	\|data6 = Tzfat Kabbalah, Tzfas Mysticism
		+	\|header7 = Description:
		+	\|data8 = Jewish Mysticism in the city of Tzfat, Israel.}}

	Tzfat is known as the City of Kabbalah. Scholars, artists and individuals who are simply interested in learning more about Jewish Mysticism come to [[Safed]] to take advantage of the resources available for [[Kabbalah]] exploration.		Tzfat is known as the City of Kabbalah. Scholars, artists and individuals who are simply interested in learning more about Jewish Mysticism come to [[Safed]] to take advantage of the resources available for [[Kabbalah]] exploration.

Simcha: /* International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah */

2012-10-03T03:20:13Z

International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah

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	=== International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah ===		=== International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah ===
−	The [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]] is located on [[Art Street Safed\|Alkabetz Street]] above the [[Fig Tree Gallery Safed\|Fig Tree Gallery]]. The Center offers tours of Tzfat which focus on stories, insights and information about Kabbalah. The Center offers a bookstore and a 15-minute movie that offers an overview of Kabbalah and its Tzfat connections.	+	The [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]] is located on [[Art Gallery Street Safed\|Alkabetz Street]] above the [[Fig Tree Gallery Safed\|Fig Tree Gallery]]. The Center offers tours of Tzfat which focus on stories, insights and information about Kabbalah. The Center offers a bookstore and a 15-minute movie that offers an overview of Kabbalah and its Tzfat connections.

	[[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]]'''		[[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]]'''

Simcha: /* International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah */

2012-05-16T20:03:24Z

International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah

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	=== International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah ===		=== International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah ===
−	The [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]] is located on [[Art Street Safed\|Alkabetz Street]] above the Fig Tree Gallery. The Center offers tours of Tzfat which focus on stories, insights and information about Kabbalah. The Center offers a bookstore and a 15-minute movie that offers an overview of Kabbalah and its Tzfat connections.	+	The [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]] is located on [[Art Street Safed\|Alkabetz Street]] above the [[Fig Tree Gallery Safed\|Fig Tree Gallery]]. The Center offers tours of Tzfat which focus on stories, insights and information about Kabbalah. The Center offers a bookstore and a 15-minute movie that offers an overview of Kabbalah and its Tzfat connections.

	[[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]]'''		[[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]]'''

Simcha at 21:38, 19 January 2012

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	('''Hebrew''': קבלה בצפת / '''Other names''': Tzfat Kabbalah / '''Spelling:''' Kabala, Kabbala, Kabbalah, Qabala, Cabbalah / '''Definition''': Jewish Mysticism in the city of Tzfat, Israael.)		('''Hebrew''': קבלה בצפת / '''Other names''': Tzfat Kabbalah / '''Spelling:''' Kabala, Kabbala, Kabbalah, Qabala, Cabbalah / '''Definition''': Jewish Mysticism in the city of Tzfat, Israael.)

−	Tzfat is known as the City of Kabbalah. Scholars, artists and individuals who are simply interested in learning more about Jewish Mysticism come to [[Safed]] to take advantage of the resources available for Kabbalah exploration.	+	Tzfat is known as the City of Kabbalah. Scholars, artists and individuals who are simply interested in learning more about Jewish Mysticism come to [[Safed]] to take advantage of the resources available for [[Kabbalah]] exploration.

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==

Simcha: /* History */

2012-01-19T21:37:49Z

History

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	The Spanish Inquisition and Expulsion of the Jews in 1492 created the Jewish World’s greatest upheaval since the destruction of the Second Temple. Spain had been the center of much of the Jewish world during Medieval times and the expulsion decree forced many Jews to openly convert to Christianity while others fled to distant lands and an unknown future.		The Spanish Inquisition and Expulsion of the Jews in 1492 created the Jewish World’s greatest upheaval since the destruction of the Second Temple. Spain had been the center of much of the Jewish world during Medieval times and the expulsion decree forced many Jews to openly convert to Christianity while others fled to distant lands and an unknown future.

−	Many Jews saw the events as a foretelling of the Coming of the Messiah and decided to return to the Land of Israel to await the Messiah’s arrival. Among these were some of the greatest Kabbalistic scholars of the day including Rabbi Moshe Alsheich, Rabbi Moshe Cordevero and Rabbi Isaac Luria. Their presence in Tzfat introduced Safed’s ~~“Golden Age”~~ and brought about Tzfat’s reputation as the “City of Kabbalah.”	+	Many Jews saw the events as a foretelling of the Coming of the Messiah and decided to return to the Land of Israel to await the Messiah’s arrival. Among these were some of the greatest Kabbalistic scholars of the day including Rabbi Moshe Alsheich, Rabbi Moshe Cordevero and Rabbi Isaac Luria. Their presence in Tzfat introduced Safed’s “[[Ottoman-Rule-of-Safed-1517-to-1759\|Golden Age]]” and brought about Tzfat’s reputation as the “City of Kabbalah.”

	=== Modern Kabbalah ===		=== Modern Kabbalah ===

Simcha: /* Options for Kabbalah Exploration in Tzfat */

2012-01-19T21:35:33Z

Options for Kabbalah Exploration in Tzfat

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	[[Nehora School Safed\| The Nehora School]] was established by a couple, Kabbalah researchers who became involved in the study of Kabbalah through their translations of the works of Rav Yehuda Leib Ashlag, a 20th century Kabbalah scholar. After one of the researchers passed away his wife Yedida, continued with the work and eventually opened a school that offers one-on-one classes, lectures and online Kabbalah classes. Yedida’s ongoing analyses and translations as well as her commitment to personalized study have made the Nehora School school a convenient learning opportunity for serious Kabbalah scholars as well as newcomers to the field of Kabbalah study.		[[Nehora School Safed\| The Nehora School]] was established by a couple, Kabbalah researchers who became involved in the study of Kabbalah through their translations of the works of Rav Yehuda Leib Ashlag, a 20th century Kabbalah scholar. After one of the researchers passed away his wife Yedida, continued with the work and eventually opened a school that offers one-on-one classes, lectures and online Kabbalah classes. Yedida’s ongoing analyses and translations as well as her commitment to personalized study have made the Nehora School school a convenient learning opportunity for serious Kabbalah scholars as well as newcomers to the field of Kabbalah study.

−	[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on [[Nehora School Safed\|Nehora]]'''	+	[[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on [[Nehora School Safed\|Nehora]]'''

	=== International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah ===		=== International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah ===
	The [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]] is located on [[Art Street Safed\|Alkabetz Street]] above the Fig Tree Gallery. The Center offers tours of Tzfat which focus on stories, insights and information about Kabbalah. The Center offers a bookstore and a 15-minute movie that offers an overview of Kabbalah and its Tzfat connections.		The [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]] is located on [[Art Street Safed\|Alkabetz Street]] above the Fig Tree Gallery. The Center offers tours of Tzfat which focus on stories, insights and information about Kabbalah. The Center offers a bookstore and a 15-minute movie that offers an overview of Kabbalah and its Tzfat connections.

−	[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]]'''	+	[[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]]'''

	[[Category:Safed]]		[[Category:Safed]]
	[[Category:Kabbalah]]		[[Category:Kabbalah]]

Simcha: /* Options for Kabbalah Exploration in Tzfat */

2012-01-19T21:00:58Z

Options for Kabbalah Exploration in Tzfat

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	=== Ascent ===		=== Ascent ===
−	The [[Ascent Institute Safed\|Ascent Institute of Safed]] is open daily for people who wish to learn more about Kabbalah and Judaism. Ascent offers free classes on subjects pertaining to Kabbalah, Judaism and Hassidic philosophy. In addition, there is an open library staffed by a rabbi who is on hand to answer questions and provide guidance for further study. ~~[[Ascent Institute Safed\|~~Ascent Institute of Safed]] is located on HaAri Street on the edge of the [[Old City Safed\|Old Jewish Quarter]].	+	The [[Ascent Institute Safed\|Ascent Institute of Safed]] is open daily for people who wish to learn more about Kabbalah and Judaism. Ascent offers free classes on subjects pertaining to Kabbalah, Judaism and Hassidic philosophy. In addition, there is an open library staffed by a rabbi who is on hand to answer questions and provide guidance for further study. Ascent Institute of Safed is located on HaAri Street on the edge of the [[Old City Safed\|Old Jewish Quarter]].
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		+	[[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on [[Ascent Institute Safed\|Ascent]]'''

	=== Nehora ===		=== Nehora ===
−	[[Nehora School Safed\| The Nehora School]] was established by a couple, Kabbalah researchers who became involved in the study of Kabbalah through their translations of the works of Rav Yehuda Leib Ashlag, a 20th century Kabbalah scholar. After one of the researchers passed away his wife Yedida, continued with the work and eventually opened a school that offers one-on-one classes, lectures and online Kabbalah classes. Yedida’s ongoing analyses and translations as well as her commitment to personalized study have made the [[Nehora School ~~Safed\|Nehora School]]~~ school a convenient learning opportunity for serious Kabbalah scholars as well as newcomers to the field of Kabbalah study.	+	[[Nehora School Safed\| The Nehora School]] was established by a couple, Kabbalah researchers who became involved in the study of Kabbalah through their translations of the works of Rav Yehuda Leib Ashlag, a 20th century Kabbalah scholar. After one of the researchers passed away his wife Yedida, continued with the work and eventually opened a school that offers one-on-one classes, lectures and online Kabbalah classes. Yedida’s ongoing analyses and translations as well as her commitment to personalized study have made the Nehora School school a convenient learning opportunity for serious Kabbalah scholars as well as newcomers to the field of Kabbalah study.
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		+	[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on [[Nehora School Safed\|Nehora]]'''

	=== International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah ===		=== International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah ===
	The [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]] is located on [[Art Street Safed\|Alkabetz Street]] above the Fig Tree Gallery. The Center offers tours of Tzfat which focus on stories, insights and information about Kabbalah. The Center offers a bookstore and a 15-minute movie that offers an overview of Kabbalah and its Tzfat connections.		The [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]] is located on [[Art Street Safed\|Alkabetz Street]] above the Fig Tree Gallery. The Center offers tours of Tzfat which focus on stories, insights and information about Kabbalah. The Center offers a bookstore and a 15-minute movie that offers an overview of Kabbalah and its Tzfat connections.
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		+	[File:more.jpg\|link=]] '''Read full Zissil article on [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]]'''

	[[Category:Safed]]		[[Category:Safed]]
	[[Category:Kabbalah]]		[[Category:Kabbalah]]

Simcha at 20:57, 19 January 2012

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−	('''Hebrew''': קבלה בצפת / '''~~Translation~~''': Kabbalah ~~in Tzfat~~ / '''~~Definition~~'''~~: Jewish Mysticism in Tzfat~~ / '''~~Description~~''': ~~Opportunities to explore~~ the ~~study and understanding~~ of ~~Kabbalah in Safed~~)	+	('''Hebrew''': קבלה בצפת / '''Other names''': Tzfat Kabbalah / '''Spelling:''' Kabala, Kabbala, Kabbalah, Qabala, Cabbalah / '''Definition''': Jewish Mysticism in the city of Tzfat, Israael.)

	Tzfat is known as the City of Kabbalah. Scholars, artists and individuals who are simply interested in learning more about Jewish Mysticism come to [[Safed]] to take advantage of the resources available for Kabbalah exploration.		Tzfat is known as the City of Kabbalah. Scholars, artists and individuals who are simply interested in learning more about Jewish Mysticism come to [[Safed]] to take advantage of the resources available for Kabbalah exploration.
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	=== International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah ===		=== International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah ===
	The [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]] is located on [[Art Street Safed\|Alkabetz Street]] above the Fig Tree Gallery. The Center offers tours of Tzfat which focus on stories, insights and information about Kabbalah. The Center offers a bookstore and a 15-minute movie that offers an overview of Kabbalah and its Tzfat connections.		The [[International Center of Tzfat Kabbalah]] is located on [[Art Street Safed\|Alkabetz Street]] above the Fig Tree Gallery. The Center offers tours of Tzfat which focus on stories, insights and information about Kabbalah. The Center offers a bookstore and a 15-minute movie that offers an overview of Kabbalah and its Tzfat connections.
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