Rav Daniel Kohn הרב דניאל כהן

A Series of sessions with Rav Daniel Kohn on Shir Hashirim, the Song of Songs, Shlomo Hamelech's song of love, which rests on the Shalom and Malchut that Shlomo Hamelech and his nation embodied. It's the song of Masculine and Feminine, Sun and Moon, Creator and Created. It's the song of Malchut

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A Series of sessions with Rav Daniel Kohn on Shir Hashirim, the Song of Songs, Shlomo Hamelech's song of love, which rests on the Shalom and Malchut that Shlomo Hamelech and his nation embodied. It's the song of Masculine and Feminine, Sun and Moon, Creator and Created. It's the song of Malchut

More teaching from Rav Daniel on our facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/ravdanielk

A Series of sessions with Rav Daniel Kohn on Shir Hashirim, the Song of Songs, Shlomo Hamelech's song of love, which rests on the Shalom and Malchut that Shlomo Hamelech and his nation embodied. It's the song of Masculine and Feminine, Sun and Moon, Creator and Created. It's the song of Malchut

More teaching from Rav Daniel on our facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/ravdanielk

A Series of sessions with Rav Daniel Kohn on Shir Hashirim, the Song of Songs, Shlomo Hamelech's song of love, which rests on the Shalom and Malchut that Shlomo Hamelech and his nation embodied. It's the song of Masculine and Feminine, Sun and Moon, Creator and Created. It's the song of Malchut

More teaching from Rav Daniel on our facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/ravdanielk

A Series of sessions with Rav Daniel Kohn on Shir Hashirim, the Song of Songs, Shlomo Hamelech's song of love, which rests on the Shalom and Malchut that Shlomo Hamelech and his nation embodied. It's the song of Masculine and Feminine, Sun and Moon, Creator and Created. It's the song of Malchut

More teaching from Rav Daniel on our facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/ravdanielk

“Shir Hashirim asher l’Shlomo” – “Hamelech shehashalom shelo”
Shiri Hashirim could only have been written by Shlomo, who was the shleimut of the heh – of the malchut. Both his malchut and Shir Hashirim represented an answer to the problematic in the relationship of male and female in creation. It’s when the femininity of the heh, of malchut, finally achieves wholeness. It’s the fullness of the receptive power of creation, and the revelation of the mutuality of love between God and His creation.

Zohar – All the blessings were brought into this world… and ‘she’ became completely beautiful and full … when the sun becomes rectified and shines forth.

The Shleimut of abba and imah – Chochmah and Binah. “Mata’i timloch bTzion…” The crying of the rosh yeshiva who finally gets out of his pure intellectual binah and feels the deep inner longing for Imah and the unity of abba and imah.

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