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 Rabbi Moshe New heads the Montreal Torah Center. He is sought out lecturer on Kabbalah and its relevance in our lives today.
A fascinating look at the opening and closing commentary on the first volume of the Code of Jewish Law by the celebrated codifier Rabbi Moshe Isserles of Cracow. An exploration of the different levels of joy, particularly in the context of relationships.
Explore the five levels of the soul and discover how we access the deepest level on this holiest day of the entire year.
Join thousands in song and reflection, as we take a soul journey inspired by traditional High Holiday tunes, and a powerful and intimate talk about the significance of Yom Kippur.
The Torah's View on Dating and a Jewish Wedding
From the first date through smashing the glass, Judaism has a lot of wisdom to share when it comes to marriage. In this course we look at the Torah’s perspective on dating, soulmates, and the Jewish wedding ceremony. Whether you’re happily married or stil...
The Final Days of Passover
A deeper look at the significance of the crossing of the Red Sea following the Exodus and the crossing of the ‘River’ with the arrival of Moshiach, prophesied by Isaiah.
A deeper look at the story of Purim whereby a number of ostensibly incidental details provide the clues to an amazing discovery.
The Rebbe’s Inaugural Address
An overview of the very first Maamar (Chassidic discourse) that the Rebbe delivered on the 10th of Shevat 5711 (January 17, 1951), signaling his formal acceptance of the mantle of leadership of Chabad-Lubavitch. This historic discourse defines and directs...
The Talmud lists three options whereby one can fulfill the mitzvah of lighting the Chanukah candles. The third - and most desirable option - is a matter of dispute between the Schools of Shamai and Hillel. This class addresses the underlying rationale of ...
Discover the revolutionary idea Chassidus introduces regarding G-d’s relationship with us that changes the whole picture. Every Rosh Chodesh an offering was brought in the Temple on behalf of G-d who requests of us to bring atonement on His behalf! This c...
“One should not take leave of his friend, except amid a discussion of a matter of Halacha, for by doing this he will remember him” (Talmud, Tractate Berachot 31a). This class reveals the inner meaning of this sage counsel, providing the ultimate answer to...
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