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Are you looking for a Kabbalah class?

Do you live in a place where there’s no much Torah?

Do you want to learn Kabbalah from authentic sources?

Are you tired of fake Kabbalah institutions?

If any of these questions resonate with you, we have exciting news. King David Kabbalah is dedicated to spreading Torah and Kabbalah worldwide, and your search ends here. Introducing Rabbi Shepherd's weekly Kabbalah class.
 

We're thrilled to announce that once a week, Rabbi Shepherd will be giving a Kabbalah class, and you can join completely for free!
 

Are you ready to delve into genuine Kabbalah teachings? Do you have unanswered questions from Torah study? Are you eager to embark on a spiritual journey?
 

Join us every Sunday . We'll be waiting for you. Initial date to be announced soon!
 

If you're interested in sponsoring one or more of our classes, please reply to this email for details. You can dedicate your sponsorship to a departed loved one, someone in need of healing, or personal success. Remember, King David Kabbalah relies on your generous donations to continue its mission.
 

Let Shabbat take care of you

Have you ever wondered why some weeks flow smoothly while others seem forgettable? This week, I ran upon a profound insight that I wanted to share with you.

In this week's Parasha (Ki Tisa), Hashem emphasizes the commandment of observing Shabbat. We know from the Torah that Hashem completed His work on the seventh day, but what does this means? After all, creation was finished on the sixth day, not the seventh!
 

The Ohr HaChaim offers a fascinating interpretation: he suggests that the initial state of creation was unsustainable. Everything Hashem created lacked the ability to sustain itself until Shabbat came, infusing all of creation with sustenance. Isn't that an incredible revelation? But how does this relate to us?
 

Each Friday night, as we welcome Shabbat with Lecha Dodi, we proclaim that Shabbat is the source of all blessings. In essence, Shabbat breathes life into our week! How we spend our Shabbat influences the course of our week. For instance, if we approach our Shabbat meals with sanctity and joy, they become a source of blessing for the meals we are going to have the entire week.
 

Have you ever experienced a week filled with turmoil, anxiety, and little success? It's likely tied to how you spent your Shabbat! If you desire a peaceful week, invest in a meaningful Shabbat experience. Engage in Kabbalistic Meditation during Shabbat to infuse tranquility into your week. 
 

May we all merit the ability to observe Shabbat properly and transform our lives for the better!

Written by Yehuda B. 

Here are some videos that will help you improve your Shabbat experience from the a Kabbalistic perspective: