Bidspirit auction | ”Kavanat HaMitzvot” – First Two

”Kavanat HaMitzvot” – First Two Parts – 1933-1934 Author: Rabbi Shimon Ze'ev Perlman Published: Kleinwardein, 1933-1934 Description: This is the first two parts of Kavanat HaMitzvot (כוונת המצות), a significant work by Rabbi Shimon Ze'ev Perlman, a well-known scholar from the yeshivas of Oyalei, Sh' Patak, He' Mad, Papa, Pakash, and Pressburg. This work is a detailed exposition of the intentions (kavanah) required for each of the 613 commandments (Taryag Mitzvot), written to guide those seeking to elevate their performance of mitzvot with the correct mindset and spiritual awareness. Part 1 (Kuntres A) was published in Kleinwardein in 1933, containing 48 pages. Part 2 (Kuntres B) was published in Kleinwardein in 1934, containing [1] 24 pages. Both parts are bound together, with the second part including a colorful cover page. Content: The book provides spiritual insights and detailed kavanot (intentions) for performing the 613 commandments. Each mitzvah is explained in depth, and the author presents a way to connect with its deeper spiritual meaning. This work is especially valuable for those seeking to infuse their mitzvah observance with greater intention and awareness, focusing on the inner dimensions of Jewish law and the mystical aspects of mitzvot. Condition: The overall condition is good, with some minor signs of age and wear. The binding is intact, and both parts are bound together. The book includes the colorful cover for the second part, adding a nice touch of preservation and presentation. Significance: The work of Rabbi Perlman is an important contribution to Jewish thought and practical observance, especially for those who wish to deepen their spiritual approach to mitzvah performance. The two parts provide a comprehensive guide on how to approach each mitzvah with the right mindset and spiritual intention. This text is particularly relevant for those interested in Jewish mysticism, kabbalah, and the spiritual aspects of Jewish law.