mitzva

Uno de los rituales de las mujeres en la Kabbalah es el encendido de al menos dos velas de aceite de oliva minutos antes de comenzar el Shabbat (el viernes al anochecer). Rachel Itic nos cuenta todo con relación a esta mitzvah o acción luminosa en este imperdible episodio. Si te interesa tener la oración que se escanea mientras se prenden las velitas, escríbenos por Instagram a @racheitic y/o @bianca_lifestyleblogger. Las velas de las hermanas Ayón las consigues en @altaracentro, mientras que las de los nombres de Dios en kabbalah.com :)

In this episode, we learn positive mitzvah #16, which is to attach oneself to Torah scholars and their students, also known as talmideh chachamim.

Torah scholars and talmideh chachamim as serving as the ambassadors of Hashem in this world.

There are several ways to fulfill this mitzva:

1. Attending their Torah classes to learn from them
2. Inviting them to one's homes 
3. Eating meals with them
4. Marrying into their families and marrying off one's children into their families
5. Building personal relationships with the Rabbis and Torah scholars

A fringe benefit of spending time with talmideh chachamim is that one will also learn from their actions. The Torah provides guidelines for how to act properly and to live the best life.
When spending time with someone who diligently follows the Torah, one can learn from their example and be positively influenced by them.

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