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World Kabbalah Convention

"Gathering in the Ten"

May 29-31, 2026

World Kabbalah Convention

"Gathering in Tens"

| Friday–Sunday

29-31.5.3026

Three days. One ten. One goal.

Convention Program

Official Content Framework

Three days, one theme per day, two anchor sessions, and in between: your time.

Each ten creates its own focused 12–24 hours of connection, study, and joint work, either physically or virtually. Alongside independent meetings, shared anchor sessions for the entire World Kli wrap all the tens around one central theme: “Gathering in Tens.” Time between the anchor sessions is dedicated to independent work within the tens. Each ten builds its own schedule and activities to bring the friends closer together. It is recommended that each ten designs its own intimate gathering according to its character and needs.

Daily Anchors (Israel Time)

Morning Session | 2:40–5:20

The daily Kabbalah lesson, including preparation and a live segment led by a ten.

Afternoon Session | 16:00–18:00

A combination of recorded and live segments led by a ten.

Content Framework

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

2:50 - 2:40 Preparation to lesson

2:50 - 2:40 Preparation to lesson

2:50 - 2:40 Preparation to lesson

5:20 - 2:50 The Greatness of the Creator

5:20 - 2:50 Annulment and Devotion

5:20 - 2:50 May We Pray All Day

16:00 - 5:20 Local activity in the ten

16:00 - 5:20 Local activity in the ten

16:00 - 5:20 Local activity in the ten

16:00 - 15:30 Preparation to lesson

16:00 - 15:30 Preparation to lesson

16:00 - 15:30 Preparation to lesson

18:00 - 16:00 The Joy of the Gathering

18:00 - 16:00 Love Will Cover All Crimes

18:00 - 16:00 Covenant in the Ten

21:00 - 18:00 Local activity in the ten

21:00 - 18:00 Local activity in the ten

19:30 - 18:30 Gratitude Meal

Thanks giving Meal Sunday, 18:30–19:30 Turning together to the Creator.

Organizing in Tens

How do you organize as a ten?

Four simple steps. Early preparation will help you enter the convention in an orderly, calm, and focused way.

Set the framework

Decide together: physical or virtual meeting, how many hours, and which anchor sessions to include.

1

Divide responsibilities

Who is responsible for the location or Zoom, the schedule, the food, the technical connection to the anchors, and the content between them.

2

Build a schedule

A simple and clear structure: anchor sessions, independent study, meals, connection time, and rest.

3

Build content

Topics for discussions and activities, or use the provided study materials.

4

* There is no single correct way. The main thing is to build a genuine framework together, and enter it with an open heart and shared intention.

Study Materials

Content for building connection time

There’s no need to reinvent the wheel. You have ready-made lineups, topic-based sources, and additional materials for the time between the anchor sessions. Use all of them, some of them, or create your own independent flow.

Suggested Topics for Independent Work

The following topics are not part of the official content framework; they are offered as support materials for the time between the anchor sessions. Each ten chooses what suits it.

  • What makes us a ten?

A foundational scrutiny of what truly connects us.

  • What is our fuel as a ten?

An inner examination of what drives us in our shared work.

  • Seeing the Creator behind each friend

Practicing viewing each friend as a meeting point with the Creator.

  • What is our next degree?

A shared scrutiny of the next step the ten needs to advance toward.

  • The role of the ten’s leader

Scrutinizing the role of leadership within the ten, and how to maintain direction, responsibility, and inner order.

Sources by Topic

Connection in the Ten | Prayer in the Ten | Greatness of the Friends | Love Above Disturbances | Covenant | Inclusion | Maintaining Intention Throughout the Day

Additional Materials

Ready-Made Lineups

Short lineup: 20–30 minutes

Medium lineup: 45–60 minutes

Lineup for a friends’ meeting

Lineup for a meal

Questions & Answers

Questions? We’re here…

General

A global convention in which each ten creates its own focused time for connection, study, and joint work, alongside shared anchors for the entire World Kli. The goal is to deepen the work in the ten and strengthen the connection around the revelation of the Creator within it.

Friday to Sunday, May 29–31, 2026. A shared preparation day will take place on Thursday, May 28, 2026.

No. Each ten participates according to its situation and ability. The main thing is a genuine shared effort toward the goal.

No. A physical meeting is highly recommended when possible, but a focused and meaningful virtual meeting can also be a deep experience.

Organization

The recommendation is approximately 12 to 24 hours, depending on each ten’s ability and circumstances.

Meeting place, duration, division of responsibilities, schedule, and how to participate in the anchors. Early clarification helps create a more organized experience.

No. There are shared anchors, and between them each ten builds its own schedule. Suggested schedules and materials will be available on the website.

Anchors & Content

The daily Kabbalah lesson (2:40–5:20) and the afternoon session (16:00–18:00), which includes both recorded and live parts led by a ten.

  • Thursday: From Preparation to an Attack
  • Friday: The Greatness of the Creator, the Joy of Gathering
  • Saturday: Annulment and Devotion, Love Covers All Crimes
  • Sunday: “May We Pray All Day,” Covenant in the Ten

No. They are support materials for independent work between the anchors. Each ten chooses what suits it.

Participants

  • Men from the Israeli Kli: Friday and Saturday
  • The World Kli: Saturday and Sunday
  • Women from the Israeli Kli: Sunday, with preference for women’s gatherings

A shared time of inner gathering, gratitude, and turning to the Creator for what was built during the convention. A collective inner conclusion—not a technical summary meeting.

The World Kabbalah Convention 2026 will take place from Friday to Sunday, May 29–31, 2026, and will bring together the entire global community around one shared theme: deepening the work in the ten. Over the course of three days, we will embark together on a journey of connection, study, and joint effort, aimed at strengthening the bond between members of the ten, enhancing the understanding of collective work, and creating space for the revelation of the Creator within the connection between us. Alongside the shared framework for the entire global community, each ten is invited to create its own focused quality time—physically or virtually, according to its possibilities—and turn the days of the convention into an internal, practical, and unifying experience. The convention is intended to give the tens strength, clarity, and tools for the path ahead, so that the connection built during it will continue to operate long after it ends.

REGISTRATION

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Registration for physical
convention participants in Israel:

Registration for convention
participants in virtual viewing:

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