
Join as we explore the weekly parasha from a Kabbalistic perspective and attempt to simplify the secrets of the Torah
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 620 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityJudaism | |||

In this morning's Breakfast & a Class on Parashat Behar, we explore the deeper meaning of Yovel — the Jubilee year — and uncover one of the Torah’s most revolutionary ideas: a Jew is never permanently trapped by his past. Through the teachings of Rav... more
Parashat Beḥukotai brings us face to face with one of the Torah’s most difficult realities—the descent into exile, the weight of judgment, and the long, uncertain road back. Yet buried within the darkness is a promise: a process of return, a journey ... more
There are moments
in life when a person is asked to let go—not because it makes sense, not
because it feels safe, but because it is right. Parashat Behar introduces the
mitzvah of shemittah with an unexpected reminder: “on Har Sinai.” Why here? Why
n... more
After
this Sunday morning’s Breakfast
& a Class,
the conversation continued in a deeply personal and unscripted way. What
followed was not a formal shiur, not a prepared lecture, and not an attempt to
answer the unanswerable. It was an honest reflect... more
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This program offers weekly Torah study through a Kabbalistic lens, emphasizing how mystical insights can illuminate practical life. Across episodes, listeners encounter reinterpretations of the parashot that connect ancient sources with contemporary personal growth, ritual practice, and ethical living. The host typically anchors the discussion with traditional sources and uses vivid, accessible explanations to help audiences see how spiritual concepts translate into daily actions, prayer, and community engagement. A standout aspect is the integration of classical Kabbalistic ideas with Hasidic sensibilities to make complex ideas feel personal and actionable for modern readers of Torah.
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