What Is Kabbalah's Cosmic Origin Story Of Tzimtzum? - Jewish Teachings For All

Описание: What Is Kabbalah's Cosmic Origin Story Of Tzimtzum? Have you ever wondered about the origins of the universe according to Jewish mystical tradition? In this engaging video, we’ll explore the story of Tzimtzum, a fundamental concept in Kabbalah that explains how the infinite divine presence created space for the world to exist. We’ll start by describing the infinite light called Ein Sof, which existed before anything else. Then, we’ll explain the process of Tzimtzum, or divine contraction, and how it made room for creation without diminishing the divine essence. You’ll learn about the empty space called Chalal, and how divine light flows back into this void through a channel called the Kav, setting the stage for the formation of the universe’s spiritual realms. We’ll also compare this cosmic process to a Big Bang, emphasizing the difference between physical and divine creation. This story is central to Lurianic Kabbalah and offers insights into how God remains both hidden and present in the world. It teaches us about humility, divine concealment, and the importance of repairing the world through Tikkun. Whether you’re interested in Jewish mysticism or understanding the relationship between God and creation, this video provides clear explanations of a profound spiritual concept. Join us and deepen your knowledge of Jewish tradition. Don’t forget to subscribe for more insights into Jewish history and teachings!

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