Yisrael Sarug

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Yisrael Sarug was a 16th-century Kabbalist known for disseminating and interpreting the mystical teachings of Rabbi Isaac Luria (the Arizal) across Europe.

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instanceOf 16th-century person
Jewish mystic
Kabbalist
rabbi
activity traveling and teaching Kabbalah in European communities
associatedWith Safed school of Kabbalah
linked to: Safed Kabbalah
centuryOfActivity 16th century
culturalContext Sephardic and Mediterranean Jewish milieu
doctrineTransmitted Lurianic doctrine of shevirat ha-kelim
Lurianic doctrine of tikkun
linked to: Safed Kabbalah

Lurianic doctrine of tzimtzum
era post-Spanish Expulsion Jewish diaspora
fieldOfWork Kabbalah
Lurianic Kabbalah
linked to: Safed Kabbalah
genre Kabbalistic commentary
mystical teaching
historicalSignificance key mediator between Safed Kabbalah and European Jewry
influenced European Kabbalists of the 16th century
later Lurianic Kabbalah literature
influencedBy Isaac Luria
knownFor esoteric interpretations of tzimtzum and sefirot
spreading Lurianic ideas beyond the Land of Israel
languageOfWork Aramaic
Hebrew
movement Lurianic Kabbalah
notableFor disseminating the teachings of Isaac Luria
interpreting the teachings of Isaac Luria
occupation Kabbalist
rabbi
philosophicalSchool Lurianic school of Safed
religion Judaism
religiousTradition Orthodox Judaism
role interpreter of Lurianic symbolism
transmitter of Lurianic doctrines
spiritualDiscipline contemplative Kabbalah
linked to: Kabbalah
studentOf Isaac Luria
subjectOf scholarly studies on the transmission of Lurianic Kabbalah
taughtIn Europe
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Poland
timePeriod early modern period
tradition Jewish mysticism

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Israel Sarug hasVariantName Yisrael Sarug