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First meal is the Field of the Apples, Malchut (physical world)
Second meal is Atika, the perfected form
Receiving from the level of Atika means getting mercy and seeing mercy all the time
Third meal is Zeir Anpin (certainty and consciousness)
The purpose of life is unifying Zeir Anpin and Malchut
The best time to do third meal is the last two hours before Shabbat ends
Judgment refers to the concept of not earning what we have
Doubts reside in the mind (the war of thoughts)
Lack awakens desire
Increasing our desire to be part of the assembly of the Angels
Yedid Nefesh is all about yearning the Light in our lives
Strengthening the desire to connect to the Light overpowers the negativity
The whole concept of Manah is about consciousness, trust and certainty
The restriction of Shabbat is to trust, having no worries, and staying in ourselves
The highest point of Shabbat to connect to certainty is the Third Meal during Kiddush which speaks about the Manah
Lesson Description
The second meal of Shabbat, Saturday morning represents the right column energy, mercy, when the Sun shines to begin a new day. In this lesson, Yosef Yeshurun explains that in a regular day, study, restriction and discipline are needed to access the wisdom that resides within each one of us; however, on the second and third meals of Shabbat we have the ability to connect to the energy of certainty and inner wisdom.
About This Course
Each Friday evening we welcome Shabbat into our lives. It is often referred to as the “Shabbat Queen” or the “Bride of Shabbat.” This time represents a marriage between the Light and our vessels. In this course, learn about the many spiritual connections and powerful prayers of Shabbat, and elevate your weekly Shabbat experience.
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