Baruch Ashlag (Rabbi)

Baruch Ashlag, also known as Rabbi Baruch Shalom Ashlag, was a 20th-century Kabbalist and spiritual teacher, born in 1907 in Poland and later moving to Israel. He is best known for his interpretations and writings on Kabbalah, particularly for his commentary on "The Book of Zohar." Ashlag sought to make Kabbalistic teachings accessible to a broader audience, believing in the importance of spiritual growth and connection to the divine. His work emphasizes love, unity, and the significance of intention in one’s actions. His legacy continues to influence modern Kabbalistic thought and practice.