138 Gates of Wisdom

Ramchal's Klach Pitchei Chochmah, the 138 Openings of Wisdom, is one of the clearest maps of Kabbalah ever written. Every gate builds on the last, so most readers who open it cold get lost by the tenth page. Not because it is too deep, but because no one showed them the shape of the whole before the details.

138 Gates of Wisdom shows you the shape first.

THREE MINUTES A DAY
The course gives you the architecture of the entire book in 34 short cards. Each day you say one mnemonic sentence, read one card with its picture, and answer yesterday's question. In about a month you hold the whole structure in your head: what a Sefirah is, what a Partzuf is, how the Tzimtzum opens the space for creation, why the vessels broke, and how they are repaired.

A PICTURE, A STORY AND A VIDEO FOR EVERY IDEA
• Every card has a clear diagram that builds itself step by step.
• A short story makes the idea stick: a door with no handle, a puppet theatre, a father and his hiding son.
• A narrated video of about a minute walks you through each card, ringing every term on the diagram as the narrator says it.
• A question to check yourself, and the cards come back for review the next day and the next week.

A GUIDE TO ALL 138 GATES
One page for every gate: the gate in one line, its role in the book, the concepts it introduces and develops, and the threads it carries forward. Browse by section or follow a single idea from the gate where it first appears to the last.

THE COMPLETE TEXT, EXPLAINED
All 138 gates in Ramchal's Hebrew with a full English translation, and a plain-English explanation of every paragraph: what it says and what it is doing in Ramchal's argument. Read in Hebrew, in English, or both together.

IN YOUR LANGUAGE
The course, the guide and the videos are in English, Spanish, French and Hebrew, with a full right-to-left Hebrew edition. Hebrew terms are always given in Hebrew letters beside the transliteration, so you learn the real words.

MADE WITH CARE
• Free, with no ads, no account and no tracking. Your progress stays on your phone.
• A daily reminder at the time you choose, with one line from that day's card. It stays silent on Shabbat and Yom Tov.
• The Divine Name is written with the care observant readers expect.
• Built for first-time readers, deep enough for those returning to the text.

Whether you are opening Klach for the first time or have tried before and stalled, this is the companion that lets you see the whole and then enjoy every gate.

English translation of Klach Pitchei Chochmah by Rabbi Avraham Greenbaum, Azamra Institute (CC BY-NC 4.0). Hebrew text from Sefaria.

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