Maamar

"The Majestic Bride" is a breathtaking exploration of Kabbalistic wisdom on men, women, and relationships. It examines the mystical energies of love, relationships, masculinity, femininity, intimacy, and giving and receiving. Learn the deepest secrets of ...

A magnificent exploration of two dueling dynamics of the human condition: knowledge and faith. You'll learn about the secrets of the universe, examine where knowledge ends and faith begins, and discover how to bridge the gap between the known and the unkn...

In the Song of Songs (Shir HaShirim), among the metaphors referring to the Jewish people in their relationship with G-d are the appellations 'daughter', 'sister' and 'mother'. In explaining the meaning of these metaphors, this class offers a novel and ins...

Speaks to one who feels comfortable with materiality while struggling to access spirituality. No matter how much one may be flooded with physicality, the flame of the soul forever burns. Thus, there is no reason to despair or lose hope, G-d forbid, for no...

Blessings can emerge from the strangest of places. We cannot know behind which door lies the blessing that we need in our lives right now... In this lesson we look at the strange phenomenon that we call "blessings." We explore the Talmudic story of the te...

The Torah uses a very unusual expression when it comes to the human soul. It says that G-d blew into Adam's nostrils a soul of life. Why the nostrils specifically? The Kabbalists reveal the mystical meaning of the nose and the nostrils, and why the soul i...

Children are the mark of innocence: pure, uncorrupted, and unjaded. There's a special bond that exists between a parent and a young child. A parent treasures the opportunities to connect with a pure soul, a snapshot of heaven. Examine the way parents inte...

Nothing breaks the ice like a good joke. Humor cuts through tension and brings people together in a uniquely powerful way. In this lesson we explore the "Kabbalah of Comedy." Learn what makes funny, discover why one of the greatest Talmudic sages used hum...

Relationships imply connection. The Jewish mystics describe a formula whereby the deepest of connections is forged through a seemingly shallow connection. But when seen through a larger lens, it is the smaller stuff that so often leads to the bigger stuff...