Yehuda Ashlag
1880–1954 (age 74)
Biography
Rabbi Yehuda Ashlag, born in 1880, devoted himself to the study and teaching of Kabbalah, seeking to make mystical wisdom accessible and relevant to modern seekers. His monumental Sulam commentary on the Zohar and his emphasis on love of others reflect a mind dedicated to spiritual renewal and ethical responsibility.
With the humility of a true sage, Ashlag led a circle of disciples in Jerusalem and left a corpus of writings that continue to guide generations wishing to marry ancient insights with contemporary heart. He rests in Har HaMenuchot, where his memory inspires contemplation and hope.