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Gate of Reincarnations
Shaar Hagilgulim
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Beginner
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 1
Our souls impact several levels of spiritual worlds.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 2
Why is it so difficult to relate to...spirituality?
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 3
Reincarnation may be necessary to complete rectification of all aspects of each level of the soul
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 4
It is not sufficient to only rectify the particular spot to which his soul is connected.
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Review of Chapter One, Sections 1- 4
A review of Chapter One so far...with ambiguities
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 5
Each level of soul must go through the same process needed to complete a partzuf: ibur, yenika, mochin.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 6
Ascent is different in the world of Asiya because of the kelipot - Husks
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 7
Causing the soul to ascend, and avoiding perils
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 8
Intro to "ibur" – the soul of a tzadik coming to “impregnate” souls of normal people
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Intermediate
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 9
The fundamental deep structure of malchut as opposed to the structures of the higher sefirot
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 10
A Ruach or Neshama may attach to the Nefesh of a convert
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter One, Section 11
How a convert can help a wandering soul.
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Review of Chapter One
A chart to help illustrate the relationships among the stages of development
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Beginner
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 1
What if one does not completely rectify his Nefesh in the first incarnation?
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 2
When the nefesh is rectified, but not the ruach, the process of reincarnation may develop in one of the two ways
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 3
Reincarnation of a second soul into a living body.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 4
Reincarnations of completely rectified souls of the righteous
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 5
A tzadik can reincarnate into a living person and they will both benefit.
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 6
Although the roots of the souls always remain in their place, their positions & magnitudes can be on other levels.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 7
A gilgul where all the NR"N may reincarnate together
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 1
The soul of a living tzadik can also incarnate into another person.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 2
Learning about reincarnation from Adam HaRishon.
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Intermediate
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 3
Reincarnation and tikun
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 4
Another type of reincarnation:
"ibur" from birth |
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 5
In the Age of Redemption, reincarnation will cease.
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Beginner
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 6
Reincarnation to rectify childlessness
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 7
Reincarnation in the secret of yibum
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 8
In the morning his ruach will descend in its place into the body
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 1
Unblemished aspects of the soul can return with a rectified one.
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Beginner
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 2
Mitzvot, tikun and blemish of the soul…
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 3
The body is only resurrected with aspects of the soul it helped to rectify.
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 4
What happens when most of the soul is fixed in the first incarnation?
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 5
Converts aid the reincarnation and rectification of others' souls.
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Beginner
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 6
Evil people reincarnate no more than three times - the righteous as many as a thousand.
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Beginner
"Gates of Reincarnation": Chapter Four, Section 7
The righteous are reincarnated rather than cleansed in Gehinom.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 8
Baba ben Buta returned as the reincarnation of Rav Sheshet.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 1
Two types of reincarnations and two types of ibur
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 2
As many as four souls can reincarnate into one body
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 3
The hierarchy of souls in multiple reincarnation
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 4
After three failed reincarnations, the soul gets help from an ibur.
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 5
Each soul will be resurrected with the body in whose lifetime it was rectified.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 6
Sometimes individual souls may interchange
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 7
The martyrs paved the way for us
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 8
One who fails to perform the mitzva of procreation must reincarnate with a partner
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Six, Section 1
How do new souls, not predisposed to sin, come into being?
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Six, Section 2
Some new elevated souls can enter the world when some cannot.
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Beginner
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Six, Section 3
Aspects of the soul of Adam form the roots of all souls descended from him
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Six, Section 4
To be reborn in the Unification of Face to Face, there are 8 levels of repentance.
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