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	Ibbur (Kabbalah) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ibbur (Hebrew: עיבור, "pregnancy" or "impregnation"), is one of the transmigration forms of the soul and has similarities with Gilgul neshamot.
		Ibbur is always good or positive, while dybbuk is negative.
		Ibbur is always temporary, and the living person may or may not know that it has taken place.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ibbur (1089 words)

	Spiritual Paths (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		A soul is said to have come into ibbur (literally, pregnancy) when it enters, in a benign fashion, the body and soul of a person living here on earth.
		Ibbur, however, can also help the discarnate soul who is in need of only one mitzvah (deed carried out to fulfill God's commandments) in order to round out a particular incarnation.
		While the case of ibbur is an instance of benign possession, tradition has recorded many accounts of evil possession, known as dybbuk (literally, sticking).
	www.spiritualpaths.com /site/page/285002 (2072 words)

	Concept of Birth & Death- The Cycle of Life (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		IBBUR NESHOMA עיבוּר נשמה are always of good souls, who have been permitted by GOD and spirit world, to work with a someone whom can and will work together.
		If a person has died by accident or tragically before marrying their soulmate, then their soulmate whom is alive is empty and void, is searching for their true soulmate and not finding, as their soulmate is in spirit world.
		Such a blessing of IBBUR Neshoma עיבוּר נשמה of a Soulmate usually creates a much stronger union, love and connection that could ever be in any relationship as the energy of the man and the woman is bound strongly spiritually as well as physically.
	www.famousrabbis.com /gilgul/birth.htm (1668 words)

	New History of Jewish Kabbalism
		Vital claimed, then, that because part of his own soul-structure was bound up with these individuals, the perfection of his soul was contingent upon the spiritual maturation of their souls.
		In the case of `ibbur, the impregnated soul seeks to rectify itself by atoning for a past transgression or fulfilling a precept that has been left unfulfilled.
		Unlikegilgul, in which the soul is present throughout one's entire life, `ibbur occurs for a temporary period of time, until the impregnated soul accomplishes its goal.
	www.sociologyesoscience.com /hermetica/jewishk.html (3075 words)

	Tikkun (Restoration)
		The sculpture "Tikkun," (a kabbalistic trope implying restoration, renewal, and/or to repair or mend) is dedicated to the early Renaissance Safed kabbalist Isaac Luria (1534-1572) who was famed for being able to decode aspects of the soul's rebus by reading the Hebrew letters inscribed on an initiate's forehead.
		Hayyim Vital and Joseph Caro, strong poets among his literary progeny, wrote that Luria's soul was "ibbur," pregnant with acts of unity longed for by the broken.
		In this sculpture two hands reach out from the textured entry of a closed gate holding the Hebrew letters Tav and Nun (Tikkun) over Alef and Shin, longing to be restored, longing to be human.
	www.mesart.com /artwork.jsp.que.artwork.eq.329.shtml (110 words)

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		Outside the window, the sun faded away until the round bright moon was the only light, and it, too, faded until the last dot of moonlight shattered into millions of flashes and was gone.
		Ibbur, the wee green man with the red jelly cap, began singing a song about himself and Queen Dana-a strange tune but faintly familiar.
		Ibbur urged her to hurry and dress to prepare to restore the worlds as only the Queen of the Mountain of Light could do.
	www.forewordmagazine.com /reviews/viewreviews.aspx?reviewID=925 (382 words)

	Academy BJE : Adults
		One, which they called ibbur, conception, (le-hit‘abber, ‘to become pregnant’) denoted the temporary introduction of a foreign soul into a living body some time after birth.
		Gilgul was then taken to refer specifically to reincarnation coincident with conception or birth.
		The positive form involved the penetration of a righteous soul into the body of a living person in order to catalyse the latter's spiritual progress.
	www.bje.org.au /adults/templateBase.php?id=1098&gid=2 (675 words)

	Amazon.ca: Angel Up My Sleeve: Books: Ezra Scott (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		She has to deal with it and she does.
		The angel character Ibbur is like her teacher or guide and he has a wisdom about the truth behind the masks.
		Ibbur teaches her about her own powers of mind and how to use it for action.
	www.amazon.ca /Angel-Up-Sleeve-Ezra-Scott/dp/0970904878 (506 words)

	ideofact: More Ibbur
		The latest Ibbur doesn't mention Ash by name, but seems to continue the story.
		I can't tell, but it sure beats the online pharmacy, business supply, discount software and "I have contacted you to assist in repatriating the fund valued at US$44 million left behind by my late client" spam I normally get.
		By the way, I think I'm reasonably well protected from any harm ibbur might be spreading -- one of the unspoken benefits of having an Apple is that most viruses are geared to attack Windows machines.
	www.ideofact.com /archives/000545.html (268 words)

	KABBALA ONLINE.ORG
		These souls were impregnated into the soul of Pinchas in the secret of ibbur, an aspect of transmigration of souls.
		The reason for this is again because they only underwent the death of the body but not of their souls...
		Rabbi Elazar asked his father [Rebbe Shimon]: But they were two [Nadab and Abihu] so why were there not two [separate ibburs, one in Pinchas and one in someone else?] Rabbi Shimon replied: they were two parts of a single whole, for they had not yet taken wives and therefore they are regarded as incomplete.
	www.kabbalaonline.org /SSI/articleToPrint.asp?PageURL=/WeeklyTorah/Zohar/Death_of_the_Body3_Not_of_the_Soul.xml&torahportion=notparshapage (881 words)

	Rambles: Ezra Scott, Angel Up My Sleeve (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		In a plot twist analogous to The Wizard of Oz, in which Dorothy receives a concussion from the twister and we are left to wonder if her adventure was all a dream, Dana's adventures begin with a high fever.
		Her release comes from a familiar, Ibbur, who becomes her traveling companion on her journey to self.
		This book is full of promise, and the author is obviously quite conversant with legends and imagery, particularly with that of the Celtic peoples.
	www.rambles.net /scott_sleeve01.html (448 words)

	Practical Kabbalah: Glossary
		In some cases gilgul is a natural part of the process of the soul¹s "life"; in others, it is a punishment to make up for wrongdoing, religious transgressions, etc. It is sometimes said a living person shares the soul of a deceased sage, etc. See also ibbur.
		A body without a soul, made out of clay and brought to live through one of a number of often complex procedures.
		A "positive" possession in which a (typically) righteous soul temporarily inhabits a living person for a particular reason, for example, to fulfill a promise or religious duty, or to finish something they started but could not complete because their life was cut short.
	www.atomick.net /fayelevine/pk/gloss.shtml (1655 words)

	Ib (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		It is one of the transmigration forms of the soul and has similarities with Gilgul neshamot.
		Ibbur always is good or positive, while dybbuk - negative.
		Ibbur is the most positive form of po
	www.gateserver.net /Topicsbycategory.aspx?catid=238&name= (1457 words)

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		That doctrine is the sod ha-ibbur, which is the Ramban's name for the transmigration of souls.
		It is not the same as reincarnation, but rather that one soul arises from another ("ibbur" means "pregnancy"), and the Ramban here hints that the contaminating sin of a previous life needs to be cleansed from the soul in this one.
		We are not going to discuss this esoteric doctrine of the Ramban's kabbala, but we see how it fits in to his framework.
	www.vbm-torah.org /archive/ramban/07ramban.htm (2003 words)

	Judaism and Reincarnation
		Ibbur, however, can also help the discarnate soul who is in need of only one mitzvah (deed
		or of creating affinities so that it, as an ibbur, may help their offspring and receive help in return.
		While the case of ibbur is an instance of benign possession, tradition has recorded many accounts of evil
	www.elevated.fsnet.co.uk /index-page13.html (1870 words)

	The Essence
		Furthermore, at a certain point in Rabbi Moshe’s life, the soul of Rabbi Shmuel bar Nachmeini was also infused within Rabbi Moshe, through the mystical secret of ibbur.
		In addition, Rabbi Moshe served as one of the members of the rabbinical council of Safed dealing with important matters concerning the city.
		Ibbur, literally “impregnation.” The Kabbalistic doctrine of transmigration of souls (metempsychosis) whereby the soul of a saintly person attaches itself to (“impregnates”) the soul of another person in order to elevate the latter to a higher plane than his original soul root, or to invest him with powers he would not otherwise have had.
	safed-kabbalah.com /Alshich/Biography.htm (641 words)

	Mordechai Torczyner's WebShas - Intelligent Topical Index to the Talmud: Temple Offerings: Pesulim - Disqualifications
		Requiring "Ibbur Tzurah" for items which become invalid via Improper Thought During the Service: Menachot 50b
		Requiring "Ibbur Tzurah" for items which become invalid due to Impurity: Menachot 50b
		Requiring "Ibbur Tzurah" for an item which was sanctified and valid at one point, and then was disqualified due to an external factor: Menachot 50b
	www.webshas.org /zevach/pesul/disposal.htm (319 words)

	Order of Nazorean Essenes
		They are accurate memories of someone's past life which you have been priviledged to share.
		Your soul was in a state of "ibbur" (indwelling) in the person whose eyes you observed the events.
		They are a vision, with no basis in historical fact, given to you by the heavens to quicken your interest in spiritual things.
	essenes.net /pastlife.html (459 words)

	Practical Kabbalah: Souls
		The articles in the section are still being written.
		Topics will include transmigration (gilgul), "temporary righteous possesison by a soul" (ibbur), and the concept of the threefold soul (ru'ah, nefesh, and neshama).
		You can leanr a little about each of these topics by visiting the Glossary.
	www.atomick.net /fayelevine/pk/souls00.shtml (151 words)

	SparkNotes: The Kabbalah: Important Terms
		Kabbalah’s views on reincarnation split into two main theories: ibbur and dybbuk, explained below.
		Ibbur - · The kabbalistic theory of reincarnation that says souls can enter the body of a living human being at any time, even just briefly.
		Ibbur is similar to the idea of “possession,” but ibbur souls are not necessarily evil spirits.
	www.sparknotes.com /philosophy/kabbalah/terms.html (2245 words)

	F r o z e n T e a r s 3
		Not forgetting Jewish mysticism, specifically the ibbur, from the cabbala.
		He spoke of this in relation to bursts of unforeseen creativity; interpreting ibbur as "pregnancy of the soul".
		A new soul becomes joined to our previous one in such a way that those who receive it receive something new, not past deeds.
	www.babakghazi.co.uk /button.html (799 words)

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		The Radbaz begins by pointing out that proper composure is a basic prerequisite for prayer, and that it is impossible to pray if one is distracted and disturbed by personal animosity.
		He also relates to the special spiritual unity (ibbur) which is achieved by Jews who are on the same spiritual "wavelength," and points out that this does not exist if, on the contrary, people are at odds with each other.
		When our sages learned from the verse (Mishlei 14:28) "Be-rov am hadrat melekh" - the King's glory is in the greatness of the assembly - that our worship should preferably be in the largest possible assembly, they were referring to the case when people are indeed assembled and unified.
	www.vbm-torah.org /archive/mb/83miberu.doc (1859 words)

	DIVADLO.CZ: Theme of the End of the Ballet Season in Prague: Schizophrenia and Pain - R. Vašek (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The State Opera presented the older interpretation of Time of Pain and choreographer Petr Zuska with the National Theatre prepared the ballet Ibbur at the National Theatre.
		The State Opera in Prague presented the older interpretation of Time of Pain and choreographer Petr Zuska with the National Theatre prepared the ballet Ibbur, based on Meyrink’s classic tale of the Golem.
		The title of the ballet Ibbur or A Prague Mystery is a schizophrenic state of mind (the protagonist battles with several other personalities inside his own body).
	www.theatre.cz /art/clanek.asp?id=8805 (429 words)

	Hasidic Book 04 Humanity’s Five Categories
		ibbur neshama, soul impregnation, which occurred to Pinchas.
		ibbur neshama is found in the writings of the
		Meor Enayim explained that the reason why there is a powerful urge to share good news is
	www.613.org /hasidism/04.htm (1727 words)

	reincarnation
		From here, the idea of reincarnation began to spread to much of Jewish community.
		A later mystical work, Shaar ha Gilgulim ("Gate of Reincarnations") by Isaac Luria (1534-1572 CE), describes complex laws of reincarnation gilgul and impregnation ibbur of 5 different parts of the soul.
		While ancient Greek philosophers like Plato and Socrates attempted to prove the existence of reincarnation through philosophical proofs, Jewish mystics who accepted this idea did not.
	seedwiki.com /wiki/conj/reincarnation?edit=yes&new=yes&... (1003 words)

	Sichos In English: The Letter Sent Out by the Lubavitcher Rebbe for Rosh Chodesh Nissan, 5744
		Together with this came other details of our Jewish Luach (annual calendar), including Ibbur Shonim10 (proclaiming a Leap Year by inserting an additional month of Adar).
		Thus our Luach was instituted on the basis of the Lunar year11 (twelve lunar months), coupled with an adjustment to the Solar year by the intercalation of an additional month after every two or three years,12 making that year a Jewish Leap Year (consisting of 13 months).
		Hence it provides a particularly timely occasion to reflect21 an the significance of our Jewish Leap Year, which, like all Jewish matters, is, first of all, relevant to the state of Yiddishkeit, Torah and Mitzvos in our everyday life.
	www.sichosinenglish.org /books/sichos-in-english/20/08.htm (693 words)

	Sanhedrin 075
		Obviously, we must here clarify the term 'intercalation'.
		We shall better understand the principles involved if we bear in mind that the term "intercalation" is but a rather 'high falutin' rendition of the Hebrew Ibbur ha-Ĥodesh, which means literally "declaring the month to be pregnant".
		In order to understand this issue we must introduce a little astronomic arithmetic to our discussions.
	www.bmv.org.il /Shiurim/sanhedrin/san075.html (1366 words)

	Reincarnation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		After the publication of the Zohar in the late 13th century, the idea of reincarnation began to spread to most of the general Jewish community.
		A classic work of the Kabbalah, Shaar ha Gilgulim ("Gate of Reincarnations") of Arizal or Isaac Luria (1534-1572 AD/CE), describes complex laws of reincarnation gilgul and impregnation ibbur of 5 different parts of the soul.
		Within it one can find what its author considered to be references of reincarnation in the Hebrew Bible (the Tanach).
	en.wikipedia.org.cob-web.org:8888 /wiki/Reincarnation (7110 words)

	Adar Sheni:Judaism's Complicated Life (TTP-32) by Rabbi Nathan Lopes Cardozo
		Obadiyah Sforno, the great Italian commentator of the 15-16th century adds the following unusual comment:
		"Take care, with ongoing attention, that Nissan will fall in the spring by means of the 'ibbur' the combination of the 'lunar months' and 'sun years,' so that you adjust it through the calculations of the lunar years with those of the sun."
		A careful reading of Seforno's comment seems to reveal a most daring thesis.
	cardozoschool.org /show_article.asp?article_id=330&cat_id=3&... (481 words)

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