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Journey to Teveria - The Kever of the Ramchal, Rav Moshe Chaim Luzzato

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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wrote many seforim, aside of course from the Mesillas Yesharim where he penned the immortal words, Yesod HaKhasidus u'Shoresh HaAvodah Temimah Hu, she'yeshbarer v'yis'ameis etzlo adam machshavosav b'olamo u'matzav she'yasim avodas u'gamosav b'chol asher hu omed kol y'mei chayav. That Those are the seminal words, some of the most important words ever written, that the the foundation of all service of Hashem is recognizing the simple idea of what our objective in this world is. But of course the Ramchal wrote Derech Hashem and he wrote Da'as Tevunos, and perhaps his most important work, also he wrote Klach Pis'chei Chochmah and many many seforim, seforim of Tefilos. He wrote the Sefer Adir BaMarom. Adir BaMarom, he starts off with one of his most important fundamental principles of the importance of the study of Kabbalah. And he quotes the Zohar in Kedoshim Parshas Naso, which says, "U'vegin da'asidan Yisrael l'meita mei'chai ilana

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  4. 2:08in Halacha are based on the Zohar Kodesh. So, even if one does not study it…
  5. 2:39and mitam, mitam doesn't mean you have to eat a meal of it. Mitam means to…

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