A large page in the handwriting of the kabbalist R. Yehuda Leib Ashlag, author of the "Sulam", from his composition "Panim Masbirot", a commentary on "Etz Chaim" by R. Chaim Vital. [Printed in Jerusalem, 1927-1930].
The holy Ga'on R. Yehuda Leib Ashlag (1885-1955), was a genius and erudite scholar as well as a holy divine Kabbalist. He served in the rabbinate of the city of Warsaw, and immigrated to Jerusalem in 1922, where he established the "Itur Rabbanim" Yeshiva for the study of the revealed Torah. He also delivered many classes in Kabbalah to a select group of students. Eventually, a large group of students and Chassidim were drawn to him and he served as Rebbe. He composed and published books about Kabbalah, the masterpiece being his commentary "Sulam" on the Zohar.
One leaf, 22X28 cm. Three handwritten columns. Fair condition. Tears and filing holes. Stains and wear.