Mysticism and Spirituality

Video Replay: Understanding Ibur Online Study Session

This is the Replay video from our 'live' online study on July 22 @7pm.

The Hidden Orchard

24 Jul 2024 — 1 min read

In this study, we explore the fascinating concept of Ibur, soul entanglement, according to the Jewish tradition.

Reading selected texts from Rabbi Chaim Vital, Rebbe Nachman, and more - we uncover the dynamics of this concept, and how relevant it is in our time. In addition, we will explore the theory of how this idea might be the key to unlocking commonly misunderstood passages in the Gospels and letters of Paul.

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*This study is for Full Access Members.

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