Zohar

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Why does the soul testify against its sins? Can one serve Hashem through the evil inclination? What rewards are promised to Torah scholars of the last generation? Discover answers according to the Zohar.

The 19th century was filled with revolutionary discoveries: the atom, electricity, telegraph, bacteria, vaccines, and more. These align exactly with what is stated in the sacred Zohar.

The holy Zohar was hidden because Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai chose to conceal its spiritual secrets in a physical language. Below seemingly meaningless stories lie profound matters. With the Ladder Commentary, you too can understand them.

Engaging with the Torah of Israel, even at the basic level of the Hebrew letters, one already learns the code of existence that encompasses all secrets of creation and the sciences of life.

Exploring the differences in resurrection for those buried in Israel versus abroad, the role of Torah study in resurrection, and the mysterious 'luz bone'. Discover fascinating insights on the topic.

Uncover the mystical forces at play during the quiet hours and the role of the *yetzer hara*. How does 'always incite the good inclination against the bad' translate into daily life?

The passing of the righteous brings great sorrow in our world but joy in heaven. What happens to the righteous after they leave this world? Can they influence the living, and why are some taken early?

In the Zohar, it's explicitly stated that those who pass away before the age of twenty are not judged by the heavenly court. But what about the wicked who die young?

Why is the prayer of the poor more heard? What is so significant about charity that it can save from death?

Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai wrote the mystical Zohar during his years in hiding. Passed in secrecy for generations, the Zohar went public about 700 years ago.

On Lag B'Omer, we commemorate, among other things, the yahrzeit of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai. While it's widely believed that Rabbi Shimon authored the Zohar, there are some who dispute this claim. What's the truth?