Shaar HaMitzvot

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Shaar HaMitzvot is a classic Kabbalistic work, attributed to Rabbi Hayyim Vital, that offers mystical interpretations and explanations of the commandments in the Torah.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish religious text
Kabbalistic work
commentary on the commandments
aimsTo reveal esoteric dimension of halakha
attributedTo Hayyim Vital NERFINISHED
belongsToCategory Halakhic-mystical works
Rabbinic literature
works of Hayyim Vital
explains inner meaning of mitzvot
spiritual roots of commandments
focusesOn kavanot (mystical intentions) of commandments
relationship between mitzvot and spiritual worlds
hasAlternativeName Gate of the Commandments NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeTransliteration Sha'ar HaMitzvot NERFINISHED
hasAuthor Hayyim Vital NERFINISHED
hasCommentaryOn negative commandments
positive commandments
hasGenre Jewish mysticism
Kabbalah NERFINISHED
hasInfluenced later Kabbalistic literature
hasLanguage Hebrew
hasPrimaryRegionOfInfluence Middle Eastern Jewish communities
Sephardic communities
hasReligiousSubtradition Lurianic Kabbalah NERFINISHED
hasReligiousTradition Judaism NERFINISHED
hasSubject Torah commandments
mitzvot
mystical interpretation of commandments
isAssociatedWith Safed Kabbalists NERFINISHED
isBasedOnTeachingsOf Isaac Luria NERFINISHED
isCommentaryOn Torah NERFINISHED
isOrganizedBy Torah portions NERFINISHED
isPartOf corpus of writings of Hayyim Vital
isReferencedIn later Hasidic writings
isStudiedIn Kabbalah study circles
yeshivot
isTransmittedThrough manuscripts
printed editions
isUsedBy students of Lurianic Kabbalah
relatedWork Etz Chaim NERFINISHED
Pri Etz Chaim NERFINISHED
Shaar HaGilgulim NERFINISHED
timePeriod late 16th century
usesConcept gilgul (reincarnation) NERFINISHED
partzufim
sefirot NERFINISHED
tikkun (spiritual rectification)

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Hayyim Vital notableWork Shaar HaMitzvot