Yehuda Ashlag

"hen we examine the acts of an individual, we shall find them compulsory. He is compelled to do them and has no freedom of choice. In a sense, he is like a stew cooking on a stove; it has no choice but…"

"Indeed, if we set our hearts to answer but one very famous question, I am certain that all these questions and doubts will vanish from the horizon, and you will look unto their place to find them gone…"

"Anything that is perceived and sensed by the five senses, or which takes time and space, is called 'Corporeal.'"

"One is where one thinks."

"The whole Torah is the names of the Creator." All the stories and the laws and the sentences, all are His Holy Names."

"The term “Spirituality” as it is expressed in books of Kabbalah, means that it is devoid of any corporeal contingency, meaning time, space, imagination, and so on. Sometimes, this term indicates only …"

"Rabbi Elazar, son of Rabbi Shimon, says, ‘Since the world is judged by its majority, and the individual is judged by the majority, if he performs one Mitzva, happy is he, for he has sentenced himself …"

"Know that the essence of a person, as such, is quite impossible to perceive without his material embodiment This is because our five senses and our imagination do not offer us anything more than the r…"