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Pri Etz Chaim

פרי עץ חיים

Hayyim Vital · compiled from Luria's teaching, c. 1573–1620; printed 1782

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In the chronology, in Hayyim Vital's account.

Vital's arrangement of the Lurianic teaching on prayer and the commandments, and the source this site cites for the seven weeks of the Omer.

Cited for 7 sourced claims here, among them correspondences of Chesed, Gevurah, Hod, Malchut, Netzach, Tiferet and Yesod.