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Understanding the Arizal's Insights on Reincarnation and Divine Justice (AI)

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Rabbi Zamir Cohen

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the arha kadosh the arizal teaches that when a soul returns in reincarnation if a person has followed a path of serving God and not without sin for there is no righteous person on Earth who does only good and never sins every individual has their own failings for great Scholars of Israel it might be in subtle matters like neglecting Torah study while for simpler people it could be in other areas when a person reaches the world of truth if they have repented for their sins in this world truth truly regretted sins in this world truth truly regretted everything they did against God's Will and committed themselves to change a fresh start then upon their passing they go directly to ganeden Paradise this is because all the sins they committed have been atoned for leaving them pure if a person arrives in the afterlife with both good deeds and sins and they have repented for some of the sins but not for others what happens to the unatoned sins they are cleansed in the world to come it's important to understand that the ceps of gehenna hell and Punishment

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  1. 0:00the arha kadosh the arizal teaches that when a soul returns in reincarnation if a person…
  2. 0:30sins in this world truth truly regretted everything they did against God's Will and committed themselves…
  3. 1:02the ceps of gehenna hell and Punishment are not about God taking revenge on a person…
  4. 1:33reincarnated and in their new life they might lose money they worked hard to earn who…
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