Why do we read Megillat Ruth on Shavuot? Listen what Kabbalah explains

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On the holiday of Shavuot we read Megillat Ruth. Ever wondered why? The teachings of Kabbalah explains why and much more in this video
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@melissarosenzweig1226 3 года назад

Amen

@theresiarufenacht2210 7 лет назад

Shalom Thank you very much 😊

@divineangelic2727 3 года назад

Dear Rabbi Alon Anava so true. My husband really upsets me. I'm usually in a good calm mood and he will just say something and pulls me right out of it. Like he doesn't like to see me in good mood I don't understand. He doesn't like to come to a place of peace he just stirs it more. I tell him he's not talking right by stirring up bad feeling I tell him this pray for me dear rabbi. Love your lectures G d Bless amen

@shirleyannelindberg1692 3 года назад

AmeriKa is definitely not a nice place, Rabbi is absolutely right 👌🏼 That’s what I love about my Rabbi Anava. He speaks the TRUTH 👏🏼 I had the blessing of being there, studying 📚 with him and all of you lovely ladies 💘 in 2019. I can’t wait to return, B’Ezrat HaShem 👏🏼 🙌🏼 ✡️ 🇮🇱

@YouButter 3 года назад

I’m sorry he had a bad experience in America. There are many good loving people here. Shalom!

@MJ-wi7oo 3 года назад

America is Babylon the great in the Revelation aka the Apocalypse.

@DAVIDO.RODRIGUEZ-gy5vc Год назад

Salon rabbi thank you for your teaching

@przemkowaliszewski3290 2 года назад

This is a very interesting interpretation. Certainly, we do not understand why the concept of the omnipresent, infinite God - That Who Was, Is, and Will Be - is so attractive for some people and, at the same time, so diffucult to accept by the others. The explanation of that phenomenon must also be searched at the interface of nefesh and neshama. That is the frontline of the spiritual struggle.

@123jmedias 7 лет назад

Bravo! Chag samayach! Thank you.

@MJ-wi7oo 3 года назад

You're right Rabbi, it is a wicked place that is headed for judgment in the soon coming battle of Gog from the land of Magog. In fact this battle or judgment will take place on Shavuot just as Moshe received the commandments on Shavuot.

@fortejust2792 7 лет назад

enjoy the evening shabbat shalom

@lilianealvarez6997 5 лет назад

Hello :) May I ask a little question? What does it mean to fall into the clipper/klipper? I never heard the expression and wonder what it means? Thank you for your response. Shalom

@RabbiAnavaAlon 5 лет назад

It's "Klippa"

@RabbiAnavaAlon 5 лет назад

Kabbalah uses the term Kelipah to describe evil. Literally, Kelipah means a “peel” or “shell,” as in the peel of a fruit.

@RabbiAnavaAlon 5 лет назад

Kabbalah divides everything in this world into either Sitra D’Kedushah (the side of holiness) or Sitra Achra (the side of impurity)-literally meaning “the other side,” or the side of Kelipah. There is nothing that is in between-every thought, speech, action, or creation has its source either in Kedushah or Kelipah.

@RabbiAnavaAlon 5 лет назад

To fall into the Klippa means when someone sins he/she falls into the realm of impurity which will affect him/her with impure thoughts, speech and actions