Tikkunei Zohar (Kabbalah)

Tikkunei Zohar is a section of the Zohar attributed to the second-century tannaitic Sage Rabbi Shimon bar Yoḥai. It comprises a collection of seventy sermons, called Tikkunim, or “Rectifications,” on the opening word of the Torah, bereshit. Tikkunei Zohar differs in its style from the other sections of the Zohar, but it is considered the more profound and loftier work, which is why many kabbalists over the generations have studied it as a separate work in itself.