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Basi Legani 5710—Part 1

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Basi Legani 5710 - Part 1

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Rabbi Nissan Dovid Dubov, a rabbinic scholar, lecturer and author, is director of Chabad Lubavitch in Wimbledon, UK.
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Ms. Sandra Leet January 9, 2011

Natures of Light Thank you Rabbi for your wonderful class.

I have a question about the additional Light which is brought up from darkness.

From what I have learned from the Chabad Daily Study Podcasts, if I understand it correctly, our animal souls are influenced by the sitra achra (the forces of evil) that is connected to the kelipot (lit. "shell" the unholy forces) that is a mix of Light and darkness and that it is the darkness found in that level of kelipot that we can transform, whereas the things of this world which are connected to the level of kelipot that is entirely dark are not for us to transform.

(Unless G-d forbid we do them and then do an amazing repentance.)

Can the other nations transform the level of kelipot that is entirely dark to Light through their 7 mitzvot?

Shalom Reply

Richard Raff January 9, 2011

Basi L'Gani 5710 - Part 1 Great class i love the number 101 it has a good meaning behind the value. To really appreciate the meaning of this class everyone should go scuba diving sometime. The wonders of the ocean and what it has to teach us goes with out question. Reply