Rabash. Come unto Pharaoh – 2. 13 (1986) [2026-04-08] #lesson

This Kabbalah lesson explores the spiritual significance of Passover (Pesach) as a metaphor for the inner journey of correction and connection with the Creator. The speaker explains that the Exodus from Egypt symbolizes a person's internal liberation from egoistic desires through repeated spiritual ascents and descents. Rather than a physical event, the Exodus is a process where the Creator accumulates moments of spiritual yearning—'houses of Israel'—while overlooking egoistic 'houses of Egypt.' The key to this process is unity: only by annulment of self-love and connection with others can one access the 'Moses' force—the representative of the Creator—enabling true spiritual advancement. The lesson emphasizes that the entire historical journey of the Jewish people, including the building of the First and Second Temples and the exile, was a corporeal reflection of a deeper spiritual path. Today, we are in the final stage where spiritual correction precedes corporeal manifestation. The third Temple, therefore, is not a physical structure but a spiritual state achieved through unity, love of friends, and collective effort. The lesson concludes with a call to implement these principles in daily life, especially through group work and mutual connection, to accelerate the process of spiritual redemption.