
Talks, Classes and Lectures on a variety of Kabbalistic, Chassidic and Torah on a variety of subjects by Professor Tali (Naftoli) Loewenthal. The CRU was set up in 1985 to explore ways of communicating the essence of Jewish teaching in today's world.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityJudaism | |||

In the middle of the discussion about the prayers, the Shema, Ashrei and other prayers, the Talmud includes a brief passage on the origin of the Torah. We explore this, examining other related texts from Talmud, Midrash, Rambam, Ramban, Tanya.
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The importance of Ashrei (Ps 145) which is said 3 times daily, saying Shema before going to bed, and battling against one's inner Yetzer Hara, the Animal Soul.
2 March 2025
Discussing the correct time to recite the Shema, the holiness of hebrew letters in the power of creation, praying with certainty for Moshiach
16 February 2025
The spiritual meaning of the three 'watches' of the night. The Divine 'roar' at the exilic state of existence. The dangers of entering a 'ruin'.
Class Material - files.chabadresearch.net/TalmudBerachot3a-b.pdf
From when does one say the Shema in the evening? The Rebbe explains how this first Mishnah in the entire Talmud hints at each of the six Orders of the Mishnah. 'Evening' represents a state of darkness, in which one injects a declaration of faith in G... more
The Alef Kabbalah group (13 May 2008) explored the unedited Chassidic-kabbalistic discourse taught by the Lubavitcher Rebbe during the week of Parshat Behar 1986. This begins 'When you Come to the Land..the Land should rest" The discourse explores th... more
THE MILI G. KABBALA GROUP WITH TALI LOEWENTHAL, 14 July 2008. Discussing the Fifth Day of Creation.
12 April 2026
This discourse, taught by the Rebbe in 5735 (as a continuation of his maamarim on Yetziat Mitzrayim from Pesach and Shmini that year), discusses the verse "UveRoshei Chodsheichem" and how all Rosh Chodesh are elevated through their roo... more
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Scholarly lectures and classroom-style discussions explore Kabbalah, Hasidic thought, and Torah through close textual study, often weaving in historical anecdotes, mystical interpretations, and practical guidance for daily life. Episodes frequently feature deep dives into classical sources (Tanakh, Talmud, Zohar, Tanya) alongside Hasidic discourse, with interactive Q&A that surfaces questions from participants. A standout pattern is the blend of rigorous exegesis with accessible teaching, making complex mystical concepts approachable for educated listeners, educators, and rabbis alike. The format often emphasizes the tension between concealment and revelation, the ethical implications of mystical ideas, and the application of ancient wisdom... more
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