Isaac Luria taught new explanations of the process of gilgul, and identification of the reincarnations of historic Jewish figures, which were compiled by Haim Vital in his Shaar HaGilgulim.

He also authored Shaar HaGilgulim, a kabbalistic work on reincarnation, which became one of the Shemonah She ' arim ( see below ).

NME critics Roy Carr and Charles Shaar Murray have said, " a listener strictly accustomed to David Bowie in his assorted ' 70s guises would probably find this debut album either shocking or else simply quaint ", while biographer David Buckley describes it as " the vinyl equivalent of the madwoman in the attic ".

Though author David Buckley has described the singer's previous record David Bowie ( Space Oddity ) as " the first Bowie album proper ", NME critics Roy Carr and Charles Shaar Murray have said of The Man Who Sold the World, " this is where the story really starts ".

The Kabbalistic approach is explained in various Chassidic writings ; see for example, Shaar Hayichud, below, for a detailed discussion.

This is based on the original text of Shaar HaKavanot by Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzato, which refers to the day as Yom Simchato (" the day of his happiness "), rather than Yom SheMet (" the day that he died ").

Next in significance is the Shaar, a broad region of grasslands in the south that, together with a large body of water called the Lake of Steam, separates the area around the inland sea from the coastal nations at the southern edge of the continent.

Along with writers including Paul Morley, Charles Shaar Murray, Paul Rambali and Danny Baker, Nick Kent is seen as one of the most important and influential UK music journalists of the 1970s.

The practical tendency of the book is particularly shown in the seventh section, Shaar HaTeshuvah, the Gate of Repentance.

The next gate, entitled Shaar Heshbon HaNefesh, Gate of Self-Examination, contains an exhortation to take as serious view as possible of life, its obligations and opportunities for the soul's perfection, in order to attain to a state of purity in which is unfolded the higher faculty of the soul, which beholds the deeper mysteries of God, the sublime wisdom and beauty of a higher world inaccessible to other men

The aim of ethical self-discipline is the love of God, which forms the contents of the tenth and last section of the work, Shaar Ahavat Elohim, The Gate of the Love of God.

Due to its name most of the local people are called Dawari who have very special morals and specialities from other places, Including its thousands years remnant historical signs Zamindawar has an old city ( Deh-e-Baba ) ( Zoor Shaar ) which was the empire capital in the eras of Ghori, Sori and other empires because of its fresh weather, tasty fruits, and natural sceneries which attracts the attention of the sightviewers and excursionists which is still remnant on its old, as well as today's bashfullness, ambitions and bravery of people reveal the image of its thousands years old history.

There are those who dispute that Lag BaOmer is Bar Yochai ’ s yahrzeit on the basis that it appears that in the original texts of Shaar HaKavanot by Hayyim Vital, Lag BaOmer is referred to as Yom Simchato ( Day of his Happiness ).

Charles Shaar Murray ( born Charles Maximillian Murray on 27 June 1951 ) is an English music journalist.

He also performed at various benefit events, including the " Nasty Balls " benefits for the Nasty Tales magazine ( whose editors, including Farren, were on trial for obscenity ) as well as the 1972 Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament festival at Aldermaston, Steve's account of which was reprinted by Charles Shaar Murray in his book Shots From The Hip.

According to a 1949 book by the Jewish National Fund, the village was destroyed following attacks on the neighboring Jewish villages of Shaar Hagolan and Massada.

Brooklyn: Shaar Press, 1994.

Maimonides was perhaps the first Jewish Thinker to explicitly articulate this doctrine ( see also Tanya Shaar Hayichud Vehaemunah Ch.

Notable projects included editing Animals frontman Eric Burdon's autobiography, Charles Shaar Murray's award-winning Crosstown Traffic: Jimi Hendrix and Post-War Pop, Brian Eno and Russell Mills's More Dark Than Shark, and working with Prince Charles on a volume of his collected speeches.

The last chapter, entitled Shaar ha-Gemul, discusses reward and punishment, resurrection, and kindred subjects.

In order to achieve this, Smith and his assistant editor Nick Logan raided the underground press for its best writers, such as Charles Shaar Murray and Nick Kent, recruited other writers such as Tony Tyler, Ian MacDonald and Californian Danny Holloway.

** Shaar HaYichud-The Gate of Unity, Dovber Schneuri-A detailed explanation of the paradox of divine simplicity.

The second section of the Hasidic text the Tanya, by Schneur Zalman of Liadi ( Shaar Hayichud Vehaemunah-Gate of Unity and Faith ), brings the mystical Panentheism of the founder of Hasidism, the Baal Shem Tov, into philosophical explanation.

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( Tanya, Shaar Hayichud, Chapter 2-3.

The settlement of Gan Chefer, founded in 1940, and Nira, founded in 1941, were merged in 1953 to form a single, large settlement named Shaar Chefer ; this settlement covers part of the village land.

In 1976, with fellow Deptfordian Mark Perry, Baker founded the proto-punk fanzine Sniffin ' Glue, and this led to an offer from the New Musical Express, home to the likes of Julie Burchill, Tony Parsons, Charles Shaar Murray and Nick Kent.

Baker worked again with Charles Shaar Murray on the Ramones documentary End of the Century: The Story of the Ramones, providing an audio commentary.

Shaar Press, 2006.

Several commentators felt the prosecution was unfair, among them Charles Shaar Murray, Howard Jacobson, Lynn Barber, Richard Stott, Carol Sarler and Danny Hammill.

Several small Jewish cemeteries are also located in or nearby Mount Royal Cemetery: Congregation Shaar Hashomayim Cemetery, Spanish and Portuguese-Shearith Israel and Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom ( Westmount, Quebec ).

Bahya devotes Shaar HaPerishut, Gate of Seclusion from the World, to the relation of true religiousness to asceticism.

The title was an implicit admission that such chapters as Chapter 7, " The Piper at the Gates of Dawn ", could not survive translation to the theatre.

The concluding episodes of the fourth season, " The Stolen Earth "/" Journey's End ", reveal that Davros was thought to have died during the first year of the Time War, when his command ship " flew into the jaws of the Nightmare Child " at the Gates of Elysium, despite the Doctor's failed efforts to save him.

" A Career Spent in Gates ' Shadow — Computer Pioneer Dies at 52 ", Seattle Times, July 14, 1994.

Other common theories as to the initials ' origins include " Graphics and Windows ", " Gates, William " ( Microsoft's president at the time ), or " Gates-Whitten " ( the two main designers of the program ).

In 1908's The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame, in Chapter 7, " The Piper at the Gates of Dawn ", Ratty and Mole meet a mystical horned being, powerful, fearsome and kind.

The problems led to Bill Gates famously referring to the 80286 as a " brain dead chip ", since it was clear that the new Microsoft Windows environment would not be able to run multiple MS-DOS applications with the 286.

* " Legion ", a song by At the Gates from the 2002 re-issue of the album Slaughter of the Soul

He is established early on as " the 3rd richest man in the world ", behind Bill Gates and the fictional Arthur Chow.

In 2003, on notification by the Secretary-General of the United Nations Kofi Annan, about 500 Christians, Muslims, Jews and other international and interfaith tourists joined the Unification Church Middle East Peace Initiative " to such a degree that the Old Gates were opened by the Israeli police near the Wailing Wall, and by the Muslim leadership at Al Aqsa, without incident ", as the official UN-report says.

* Newsweek Magazine: " Microsoft's Tormentor How an affable trial lawyer with an understated canniness is driving Gates & Co. to the wall ", March 1, 1999

Although security is usually thought of in terms of " Guards, Gates, and Guns ", biosecurity encompasses much more than that and requires the cooperation of scientists, technicians, policy makers, security engineers, and law enforcement officials.

Canaanites as they were portrayed in the Ancient Egyptian " Book of Gates ", dated to the 13th century BC.

The Queen Is Dead reached number two in the UK charts, and consisted of a mixture of mordant bleakness ( e. g. " Never Had No One Ever ", which seemed to play up to stereotypes of the band ), dry humour ( e. g. " Frankly, Mr. Shankly ", allegedly a message to Rough Trade boss Geoff Travis disguised as a letter of resignation from a worker to his superior ), and synthesis of both, such as in " There Is a Light That Never Goes Out " and " Cemetry Gates ".

Microsoft has received a great deal of bad press surrounding their Palladium software architecture, evoking comments such as " Few pieces of vaporware have evoked a higher level of fear and uncertainty than Microsoft's Palladium ", " Palladium is a plot to take over cyberspace ", and " Palladium will keep us from running any software not personally approved by Bill Gates ".

", a line from the song " If " by David Gates and Bread.

Though the majority of the album was recorded by Smith alone, friend and The Spinanes vocalist Rebecca Gates sang harmony vocals on " St. Ides Heaven ", and Heatmiser guitarist Neil Gust played guitar on " Single File ".

At Gates suggestion, Congress confirmed his rank as a brigade general, with a special title of " Commander of the Horse ", and authorized the formation of a corps of 68 lancers and 200 light infantry.

Roads in this lakeside area have decorative posts on the corner of streets intersecting Lake Shore Drive and are called " Gates ", such as " Gate 7 ".

The name was believed to have arisen from a Mohawk expression, " Ga-ha-oose ", referring to the Cohoes Falls and meaning " Place of the Falling Canoe ," an interpretation originated by Horatio Gates Spafford in his 1823 publication " A Gazetteer of the State of New York ".

Anderson is recognized as the main instigator of a series of epic works produced by Yes at the time ; he played a role in creating such complex pieces as " Close to the Edge ", " Awaken " and especially " The Gates of Delirium ".

He also co-wrote the song " Pearly Gates ", which appears on Iron Butterfly's January 1975 album Scorching Beauty.

For their next single, they released a re-recorded version of " It Don't Matter To Me ", a Gates song from their first album.