Maaser (tithing) [2026-04-19] #lesson
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This Kabbalah Media episode explores the spiritual concept of Maaser (tithing) as a foundational practice for personal and collective correction in the path of spiritual development. The Rav emphasizes that giving 10% of one's income is not merely a financial act but a profound spiritual exercise that aligns the individual with the Creator’s intention. The discussion traces back to a 2020 lecture by the Rav, highlighting how Maaser functions as a mechanism to transform material desires into spiritual intentionality. The host and participants reflect on the inner resistance to giving, framing it as a direct confrontation with ego, and stress that Maaser is a measurable, verifiable action that reveals one’s true spiritual state. The episode also touches on the broader societal implications of Maaser, particularly within the Bnei Baruch educational system, where funds support dissemination efforts, teacher training, and community development. A key theme is that Maaser is inseparable from the commandment of loving one’s neighbor, both being essential conditions for spiritual advancement. The session concludes with a reflective workshop, inviting participants to journal their emotional and spiritual responses to the lesson.
Maaser is not a financial obligation but a spiritual tool to correct egoistic desires and align with the Creator’s intention.
Giving 10% of income is a measurable, verifiable action that reveals one’s inner resistance and spiritual readiness.
Maaser must be given with intention (kavanah), not as a transaction, but as an act of gratitude and connection to the Creator.
The act of giving is inseparable from loving one’s neighbor—both are essential conditions for spiritual advancement.
The Bnei Baruch system uses Maaser funds to support education, dissemination, and community correction, emphasizing collective responsibility.
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Introduction to Maaser and the Rav's Legacy
The episode opens with a warm greeting and a reflection on the importance of spiritual dissemination. The host sets the stage by referencing a pivotal 2020 lecture by the Rav on the 11th Paranquia of the Zohar, which serves as the foundation for today’s discussion on Maaser.
The Spiritual Nature of Maaser
“Maaser is a spiritual condition. Why? Because I'm going to get an example if I want to advance spiritually.”
Maaser as a Test of Ego and Intention
“The most contradictory thing is that it's the resistance. It's the desire to take it and that we can see how we are built.”
Maaser and the Bnei Baruch Educational System
“The taxe of scolarization is coming from 7000 people. The 10-15% of the people who pay for it. What's happening with the rest of the people?”
Workshop and Final Reflections
The episode concludes with a reflective workshop where participants are invited to write down their emotional responses to the lesson. The host emphasizes that Maaser is not just a financial act but a daily spiritual practice that fosters connection with the Creator and the group of 10.
“The most contradictory thing is that it's the resistance. It's the desire to take it and that we can see how we are built.”
“Maaser is a spiritual condition. Why? Because I'm going to get an example if I want to advance spiritually.”
“Master is a very easy effort, a very easy action. It's hard to verify that this is the most difficult thing.”
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Cartea Zoar
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