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Sefer
Shaar Hayichud with the biurim of R' Hillel Paritcher.
68 shiurim
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1:02:03What it means that the Torah speaks of G-d in bodily terms — the 'limbs' as a map of the sefiros and the Divine attributes through which G-d relates to the world.
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35:09An introduction to the four spiritual worlds — Atzilus, Beriah, Yetzirah and Asiyah — and how this ladder of creation descends from the infinite light of G-d.
Continuing through the four worlds — how each world is a garment and a filter for Divine light, and what that teaches us about our own inner structure.
The world of Beriah and the realm of the intellect and the soul — how thought and comprehension mirror a whole spiritual world.
The world of Yetzirah and the realm of emotion — how the middos of the soul correspond to a world of formation.
The world of Asiyah — action and the physical world — and how the lowest world becomes the ultimate purpose: a dwelling place for G-d below.
Drawing the four worlds together — how a person ascends and unifies the worlds through Torah, tefillah, and refining the physical world around them.