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300th anniversary of the Ramhal

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This entry was posted on 2/12/2007 1:31 PM and is filed under uncategorized.

In his short life the Ramhal has left us a tremendous legacy of works in all aspects of the Torah. From 'Messilat Yesharim" - The path of the just, to profound works on the secrets of the Kabbalah. For almost all of his life, he was persecuted by some rabbinical authorities of the time who mistakenly believed he was an impostor.

 

Like many great geniuses, Ramhal was recognized as such only after his death. The Gaon of Vilna declared that if Ramhal was still alive, he would have traveled to Italy on foot to learn from his wisdom. About Messilat Yesharim, he said:

 

“This book is witness to the greatness of its author, and his extraordinary vision of the human potential for elevation…”

 

The Maggid of Mezritch said:

 

“His generation did not merit this great man…. Many among our people, through lack of knowledge, have uttered on this saintly man calumny that was not justified.”

 

 

The project of 300

 

To do the Tikun and honor the memory of this genuine Tsadik who suffered tremendously during his short life time, activities will be organized simultaneously around the world to commemorate his 300th birth anniversary.

 

 

When?

On the night of his Hilulah, the 26 of Iyar - Sunday night 13th of may 2007.

 

How?

By lighting a candle and have simultaneously on the date of his Hilulah, all types of activities dedicated to his memory and for his honor. The activities could be:

 

Conferences on his works

Study groups

Shiurim - course on one of his books

Hilulah etc.

 

The activities will be put on the site ramhal.org to inform the public and encourage maximum participation.

 

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