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MASACH — THE SCREEN AND THE UPPER NINE

Baruch Shalom HaLevi Ashlag — RABASH

RABASH
nature
Ashlag's son and successor, who compiled his father's oral teachings into Shamati, wrote his own extensive body of essays on the practical, day-to-day psychology of acquiring lishma (collected as Igrot and Shlavei HaSulam), and both performed his father's melodies and composed further niggunim of his own in the same idiom.

⭐⭐ THE SAME MOVE ⚕ THE JUNG WING ALREADY HAS TO MAKE, HERE INSIDE ONE FAMILY. Where Ashlag's own writing stays largely theoretical and textual, RABASH's essays are relentlessly practical — how a person actually manages the moment-to-moment collapse back into lo lishma — a genuine development of the father's system rather than a restatement of it.
rhymes with
sephirahyesod
whyYesod, a third time in this pack — the sephirah of passing something on intact.
tags
rabash · baruch ashlag · son · shamati · successor · 1906 · 1991
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