The Zohar opens with the image of the Jewish soul likened to a beloved rose among the thorns of materialism.
The thorns wither the soul's sensitivity to G‑dliness.
Prune away the thorns, and the soul flourishes in G‑d's shining light.
ב"ה
A Beloved Rose
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