THE LINEAGE
Author of the Sulam commentary on the Zohar and of Talmud Eser Sefirot, who opened the wisdom of Kabbalah to our generation.
Read his writings →Firstborn son and closest student of Baal HaSulam; his articles turned the teaching into a practical path of work.
His notes & lessons →Beloved student who completed the Sulam commentary on the remaining portions of the Zohar.
Read his writings →Talks, weekly portions, festival teachings and his recorded conversations with Baal HaSulam (Yad Binyamin).
Read his writings →Student of Baal HaSulam who continued in his path.
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Lessons from Baal HaSulam and Rabash — articles and manuscripts, including recorded lessons received in their tradition.
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A comprehensive scholarly search engine for the writings of Baal HaSulam and his students, the Book of Zohar, the writings of the Ari, and more.
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Printed editions of the writings of Baal HaSulam and his students can be ordered from these bookstores.
The heritage center of Baal HaSulam — printed editions of the source texts, published faithfully to the original.
Visit the store →Books and printed editions from the writings of Baal HaSulam and the inner wisdom of Kabbalah.
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The Ashlag Archives gathers the writings of Baal HaSulam and his students and makes them freely available for study in Hebrew, English, Russian and Spanish. The full texts are added gradually, faithful to the original sources.
Israel Suhov. I gathered and translated these Kabbalistic texts with the help of AI, and had native speakers proofread the articles. Please note that the source material will always be more accurate than any translation. I added the commentary of Rabash on Panim Meirot uMasbirot, which took me several months of work, and I mapped the Talmud Eser HaSefirot Rabash recordings — Parts 12, 13, 14 and 15 — which took many months of work; I uploaded them to the Kitvei Hasulam YouTube channel, linked on this site. I used the best source material, mainly from Or HaSulam, who publish the purest text without altering anything Baal HaSulam wrote.