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 KabbalaOnLine.org Magazine Vol.19, no.28 bs'D from the print version of KabbalaOnline.org Magazine KabbalaOnline.org Magazine A project of Ascent-of-Safed Vol. 19, No.28 25 Nisan - 1 Iyar, 5783 / Apr. 16 - 22, 2023 Week of Tazria-Metzorah 5783     PREFACE : There are two 'New Moon (Rosh Chodesh)' of IYAR days this week: Friday and Shabbat (see article #2). The first one, Friday Nissan 30, is also the yahrzeit of the exceedingly important Kabbalist, Rabbi Chayim Vital, (the subject of the first and last articles). This week there is a double Weekly Reading, Tazria & Metzora -- see articles #4-5 (one each). We held over the Annual blessing on Fruit Trees from last week on the home page — a nice family activity for the final week of the Jewish month of Nissan, if you haven't recited it yet.   DEDICATION In h

 KabbalaOnLine.org Magazine Vol.19, no.27 bs'D KabbalaOnline.org Magazine A project of Ascent-of-Safed Welcome to our PASSOVER-OMER-AVOT-SHEMINI issue. From the 2nd night of Pesach (Thursday night) through the night before Shavuot we "Count the Omer" Articles 1-2  are for  7th day Passover, #3  is for  8th day chapter; #4  is for  Counting of the Omer; #5  is for  the Weekly Reading of Shemini; 6-7  is for  the 1st week of Pirkei Avot. We held over the Annual blessing on Fruit Trees from last week on the home page — a nice family activity during the weekdays of the festival, if you haven't recited it yet. Dedication The staffs of KabbalaOnline and Ascent of Safed wish all of our readers and supporters and all the Jewish people a  joyful, inspiring kosher Pesach week, that will positively effect the days and wee

 KabbalaOnLine.org Magazine Vol.19, no.18 bs'D from the print version of KabbalaOnline.org Magazine KabbalaOnline.org Magazine A project of Ascent-of-Safed Vol. 19, No.18 14 Shevat - 20 Shevat, 5783 / Feb. 5 - Feb.11, 2023 Week of Yitro 5783     PREFACE : Welcome to our special Tu B'Shvat edition Sunday night - Monday of this week is TU (15th) B'SHEVAT (the annual "Festival of Fruit Trees in Israel"); the first three articles and the story (#7) examine the significance of the day and its customs, from three different perspectives in Kabbalah. The next three are for the Weekly Reading which contains the first appearance of the Ten Commandments.   1) Tu b'Shevat A Tu b'Shevat Custom for Families         A Delightful Family Custom On the night of the 15th of Shvat, each member of the family should say the blessing