This deep work aims to help us acquire an understanding of the concepts of Shleimus, spiritual perfection, Chassidus, true righteousness, as well as love and awe of Hashem (God). Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzato, the author of this work, was a leading Kabbalist in the 17th century. We previously explored his book Derech Hashem in the Daily Kabblah lesson. This work actually constitutes a guide to attaining Ruach Hakodesh, Divine Inspiration.

Introduction - Part I
Introduction - Part II
Introduction - Part III
Chapter 1 - Our obligation in our world
Chapter 1 - Our obligation in our world II
Chapter 1 - Our obligation in our world III
Chapter 2 - The concept of watchfulness
Chapter 3 - Spiritual accounting I
Chapter 3 - Spiritual accounting II
Chapter 4 - Inspired to perfection I
Chapter 4 - Inspired to perfection II
Chapter 4 - Exacting Judgment
Chapter 4 - Balancing mercy and judgment
Chapter 5 - Torah is the antidote
Chapter 5 - Mockery and Company
Chapter 6 - Quickness in Hashem's service
Chapter 6 - Quickness in Hashem's service II
Chapter 7 - Grab the mitzvah!
Chapter 8 - Be Inspired
Chapter 9 - Avoid laziness
Chapter 9 - Avoid laziness II
Chapter 10 - Spiritual purity
Chapter 11a - Details of Spiritual purity - stealing
Chapter 11b - Avoid stealing
Chapter 11c - Setting boundaries
Chapter 11d - Setting boundaries II
Chapter 11e - Forbidden foods
Chapter 11f - Hurting feelings
Chapter 11g - Bearing a grudge
Chapter 11h - Oaths and falsehood
Chapter 11i - Chilul Hashem and Shabbos
Chapter 11j - Pride
Chapter 11k - Levels of anger
Chapter 11l - Jealousy and desire
Chapter 11m - Honor
Chapter 12 - Acquiring spiritual purity
Chapter 13a - Perishus
Chapter 13b - Appropriate separation
Chapter 13c - Inappropriate separation
Chapter 14 - Categories of separation
Chapter 15 - Acquiring separation
Chapter 16a - Purity
Chapter 16b - Purity II
Chapter 17 - Acquiring Purity
Chapter 18 - Understanding Righteousness
Chapter 19 - Categories of Righteousness
Chapter 19b - Careful observance