Inner Meaning of Mitzvot

A comprehensive study of the deeper meaning of the mitzvah to love your fellow Jew--Ahavat Yisroel.

This class explains the special importance of the mitzvah of Kibud Av Va’eim – honoring our parents.

This class presents a thorough understanding of the unique significance of the mitzvah of Mezuzah.

This class highlights our special responsibilities in attending to guests; the mitzvah of hachnassat orchim.

This class expounds upon the deeper meaning for the mitzvah of tzedakah and what it accomplishes.

This class spells out what educating our children means and its tremendous importance.

This class explains the deeper significance behind the mitzvah of Tevilas Kelim - immersing food vessels in a Mikvah before their use.

This class sets forth many insights into the mitzvah of tefillin and illuminates numerous nuances according to kabbalah.

This class gives us a better understanding of the mitzvah of comforting a mourner.

This class provides a thorough understanding of the mitzvah of teshuvah.

This class shows the tremendous importance of the first mitzvah of the torah; peru u’revu – be fruitful and multiply.

This class presents a comprehensive analysis of the last mitzvah of the Torah which is for each individual to write a Sefer Torah.

This class discusses the spiritual dimension of the mitzvah of Shemitah relating to desisting from working the land.

This class explains the deeper significance behind the mitzvah of Shemitah in relation to the release of debts.

This class explains different kabbalistic insights for the mitzvah of shatnez; the prohibition to wear garments made with both wool and linen.

This class explains the mitzvah of not eating the gid hanasheh -- the sciatic nerve -- and how it represents the true meaning of divine providence.

This class discusses the great importance in keeping one’s vows and the different details involved; the mitzvah of nedarim.

This class discusses the special importance in observing minhagim - Jewish customs.

This class addresses the reason for the mitzvah of kisoy hadam; covering the blood of animals with sand after ritual slaughter.

This class lays out the Torah’s advice on being motivated in our observance of Torah.

This class explains the deeper meanings behind the different types of running that are associated with doing a mitzvah.

The deeper meaning behind the mitzvah of separating challah; a mitzvah of special significance for women.