Yom Kippur to Sukkos and the Five Chasadim 

We have just passed through Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement). It seems that during the days that follow, until Sukkos, there is nothing special happening. At this time, tachanun is not said, and, according to the Rashash, there is no need to do kavanos.

As the Rashash says, however, Yom Kippur is the transition from being back-to-back to face-to-face. Following Yom Kippur, this kabbalistic aspect of face-to-face continues during the days between Yom Kippur and Sukkos.

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Sukkos Media Library

For your convenience, we have compiled and organized our Kabbalistic materials on Sukkos — videos, articles, podcasts, and products and services — for you into one place, where you can learn Kabbalistic secrets about the Sukkos, what to do during these times, when to do them, and how.

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Introducing the Mikdash House Project

King David Kabbalah is currently planning for the creation of a special place in Yerushalayim (Jerusalem), where the beauty of art and inspirational tones of music will connect visitors to the wisdom of authentic Jewish Kabbalah and the practice of Kabbalistic meditation. Click the image below to learn more.

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