Levi Y. Jacobson

Here's the complex truth: although the physical Temple was destroyed, its spiritual structure lives on. Every element of that sacred building exists as a blueprint within you, waiting to be activated. From the altar that teaches us about our service to G-...

What if the secret to experiencing the extraordinary wasn't about escaping ordinary life, but about recognizing the miraculous that's already woven into it? The Temple was famous for its daily miracles - like having enough room for everyone who came, no m...

You know that feeling when you walk into a space that's clearly designed with intention - maybe a beautifully planned home or a thoughtfully arranged garden - and you can sense the care behind every detail? The Temple wasn't just majestic—it was an intent...

Ever wonder why people from every corner of the world - believers and skeptics alike - are drawn to stuff folded prayers into the cracks of an ancient stone wall? There's something about sacred spaces that speaks to our deepest hunger for connection and m...

What if humanity once had the ultimate user's manual for spiritual connection - and we lost it? The Holy Temple wasn't just architecture; it was a step-by-step guide to experiencing the divine, written in stone and ritual.

Watch a visual presentation on the Beit HaMikdash (Holy Temple), the center of our nation and the place where we were closest to G-d. This webcast provides a general overview of the Temple’s magnificent structure and the awesome experience one encountered...

Celebrities have this problem all the time. They can never do anything 'off the record.'

Does the partitioning of household waste in an elaborate classification system have implications for our spiritual lives?