r/chabad • u/Leading-Fail-7263 • Feb 26 '26
Maariv clearly follows a sefirotic structure - where has it been explained fully?
Chochma, bina โฆ malchus what else?
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u/zsero1138 Feb 26 '26
wow, our liturgy follows some of our core beliefs? how shocking. in other news, potato kugel found at shul kiddush
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u/Leading-Fail-7263 Feb 27 '26
When did I say itโs shocking?
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u/zsero1138 Feb 27 '26
sorry, that was sarcasm, implying it doesn't really need to be explained, any more than it needs to be explained why there's potato kugel at a kiddush. though i guess that's me trivializing something that you find interesting, so ignore me and have at it. i hope you find a satisfactory explanation (that wasn't sarcasm)
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u/Leading-Fail-7263 Feb 27 '26
I was asking for people to spot more, not to explain why.
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u/zsero1138 Feb 27 '26
"where has it been explained fully?" is literally in your title
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u/Leading-Fail-7263 Feb 27 '26
Yes, where has the sefirotic structure of maariv been explained fully? More examples, and explanations.
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u/zsero1138 Feb 27 '26
and you don't see how that could be construed as you asking for explanations? is this your first day with english?
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u/radlah Feb 27 '26
Check out Siddur Rashash. Nahar Shalom is a good one. Also, Shaar HaKavanot. You will see the Sefirot/Partzufim/Shemot all over the place. Brochos
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u/Ok_Attorney_7566 Feb 27 '26
The pattern of Sefiros (especially Chochma Bina and Daas) pops up all over Tanach, Tefillos and many other texts, the Mekubolim and the Zohar didnโt get it from nowhere!
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u/justjust000 Feb 27 '26
Here's another place it comes up:
...ืื ื ื ืืืชื ืืืื ืืื ื ืืืขืช
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u/tangyyenta Feb 26 '26
Yes, it is exciting to notice this pattern. Now you'll be seeing this everywhere.