Inner Space Tales of Tzaddikim it holds by far the

it holds by far the most mitzvahs

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To study it is to enrich oneself immensely and to absorb a new dimension of Torah wisdom

Inner Space Tales of Tzaddikim it holds by far theAmong the topics discussed in the first part of Innerspace are the Kabbalistic universes through which we may draw close to G d, the constant interplay between the spiritual and the physical, and the concept of Divine Providence. In Part Two, Rabbi Kaplan explores the text of Ezekiel's "Vision of the Chariot". He reveals that all prophecy stems from meditation and details the training a prophet undergoes.(254 Pages)