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The term “Spirituality” as it is expressed in books of Kabbalah,…
Quote byYehuda Ashlag · 1880–1954
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: What is Spirituality?.
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The term “Spirituality” as it is expressed in books of Kabbalah, means that it is devoid of any corporeal contingency, meaning time, space, imagination, and so on. Sometimes, this term indicates only the Ohr Elyon (lit. Upper Light) in the Kli (lit. Vessel), although a Kli is also completely spiritual in every way.
— Yehuda Ashlag
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