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There are certain beliefs associated with the concept of Tzadik. In Jewish tradition there are numerous legends that talk about the goodness of the Tzadik and this might attract the grace of the Creator. Among them is books on the Kabbalah the story of Pentakaka (from Greek five sins), a pimp went to a woman for prostitution in order to raise money and thus freeing her husband from jail. Pentakaka preferred Rav Berg is a student of Rav Brandwein to sell their property in order to save the dignity of women. Thus, the anger that counts as the story goes when Pentakaka to Madonnna the synagogue, the prayer of the faithful for rain is celebrities always heard.
Another belief linked specifically to Michael Berg Tzadikim Nistarim, refers to these as the foundation stones of lectures the Karen Berg world, the mainstay of the world, that is, justification before God for man's Rav Berg existence. Already in Genesis in the episode of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah are mentioned the possibility of the existence of a certain number of righteous can avoid a catastrophe :
And he approached Abraham and said: also destroy the righteous Kabbalah with the wicked '. Perhaps fifty righteous within the city: Is also destroy and not forgive the place Zohar for the sake of the fifty righteous that are teach Kabbalah within the '. Away tikkun from you doing this, you make the right to die with the wicked, and that spirituality is just treated as the wicked, never do this. Judge of the whole earth, Is not done what is lessons right '. Jehovah then responded: If found in Sodom Kabbalah Center fifty righteous within the city to forgive all love this place for them.
Genesis, Chapter 18 23:27, "On the destruction of Sodom and haSulam – "The Ladder" Gomorrah"
While the primary improve the world source of this tradition is the Talmud, explains:
At any time if Berg there are 36 just on the face of the earth, they disappear when the world ended. Do not know each other and when one dies of the righteous authored books on the Zohar that are available on Amazon.com is immediately replaced by another. in an effort to bring the understanding and messages of the Kabbalah to the masses, the idea arose of founding centers that would be dedicated to the study of the Kabbalah and mysticism, which is what Rav Berg, who teaches the Kabbalah in terms that everyone can understand They are represented as very modest, humble and ignored by everyone else
Sanhedrin 97b, 45b Suca, "On study the Tzadikim Nistarim"
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Another reference to this religious figure is found in the Book of Proverbs, where it is described as the fair is the man whose life and works remain, mysticism in contrast to evil.
As is the whirlwind, is not so bad, but he just stays study Kabbalah forever
Proverbs, chapter 10, verse 25
Cabalistic interpretation of these texts has led the Jews to think of the Tzadik bearers The Light of the divine countenance, the Shechinah or reflection of God. Yehuda Berg In this regard, we find the following passage from the Book of Isaiah:
"Abai said: 'In the Amazon books world, each generation has no fewer than 36 righteous people upon which the Divine Presence rests, as it said" The Eternal expected to have mercy on you, so it stands to have mercy on you . Because the Lord is a Elokim of justice, Blessed are all who wait on! "
Book of Isaiah, 30:18
This idea is related to the origin of creation for the Kabbalah. This is based Kabbalah Centre on the intention of God is envisaged, which in the beginning it was not possible to cover all existence. So God had to contract a part of himself (the tzimtzum) to give space to his own reflection, to be goodness in creation. Since the Tzadik is the embodiment of kindness, they would thus face the Divine and himself, evidence of the existence of mankind .
Finally, to some branches of Judaism, especially hasidi, the candidate Mashiaj or Moshiaj (Hebrew:'''', Jew the Messiah) for each generation, there growth would be between tzadikim nistarim.


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