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Collection of letters of blessings, support and Imros Torah handwritten by the Tzaddik Gaon the Kabbalist Rabbi Moshe Yair Weinstock, the grandson of the Tzaddikim of Lelov.
The Tzaaidk Gaon writes an abundance of warm blessings, integrating some Kabbalistic innovations and referring to recent events.
He also describes his health and his activity for the Hachnasas Kalah of an orphaned bride.
The Kabbalist the Tzaddik Gaon Rabbi Moshe Yair Weinstock [1899-1982], the grandson and close disciple of the Admor Rabbi David Zvi Shlomo of Lelov – Jerusalem, one of the greatest disciples of Ba’al HaSulam and of the Kabbalist Rabbi Chaim Shaul Dweik, the Sadeh, who was also close to Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Hacohen Kook. Authored 83 Seforim, as the years of his life, the style of his compositions is compiling, combining, authoring, and encyclopedic editing between the Talmud, Kabbalah, Chassidism, Halacha and Midrash. In his Seforim he demonstrates his expansive knowledge of the Sifrei Kabbakah that were printed to this day. His goal was to connect Chassidism to Kabbalah. In his comprehensive composition "Siddur HaGeonim VeHaMekubalim VeHaChassidim" he studied the sources of various customs.
His name was revered among the kabbalists of the recent generation and his varied compositions were published throughout the world of Kabbalah.
[9] paper items, of them, letters on official stationery, response letters and the paper envelopes. Most of them handwritten and with many blessings and innovations. Filing perforations. Very good general condition.
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