Lag B'Omer - Pardes Rimonim Im Pri Megadim

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

Okay, dear friends, before we start, I'm going to sneak something in before anybody even hears it. That is last night at our hilula, we developed an idea of why Hashkah had it that should be the of not only the rashi, the father of Kabala, but of the Rama, the father of Pisk Piske ashaz. We developed the idea of the interplay and the fusion of hala and kabala that in order to learn kabala you first have to learn hala if you don't learn hala then uh one is endangering themselves by learning kabala actually I did a mention last night that the asks you know on the one hand the rashbi writes that if somebody doesn't study kabala they cannot be considered righteous that it's the very premise of righteousness. On the other hand, the

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1. 0:00Okay, dear friends, before we start, I'm going to sneak something in before anybody even hears…
2. 0:32and kabala that in order to learn kabala you first have to learn hala if you…
3. 1:07uh Rashbi himself says in the garra aliyah there very few people who are ben aliyah…
4. 1:40who could go straight to kabala without studying first because most who just delve into kabala…
5. 2:16of the source of the idea this is where the idea came from and I forgot…
6. 2:51Ramos Cordo. Many people know wrote the the term his classic work is one of the…
7. 3:24also the of the okay so that's just uh while people are getting on to for…

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