
Join as we explore the weekly parasha from a Kabbalistic perspective and attempt to simplify the secrets of the Torah
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 554 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismReligion & Spirituality | |||

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This morning’s episode of Breakfast & a Class opens Sefer Shemot with an unsettling question:
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In today’s class, we step back from slogans and
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without owning it, to Moshe Rabbe... more
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Content focuses on Kabbalistic interpretations of the weekly Torah portion, examining themes that range from the significance of familial relationships to the spiritual implications of exile. Episodes often address deep philosophical questions and ethical dilemmas rooted in Jewish tradition, combining personal anecdotes from the host's life with historical narratives and rabbinical commentary. Notably, discussions emphasize personal growth, the importance of memory, and the power of blessings in breaking negative cycles, all while addressing contemporary moral challenges faced by the Jewish community. This approach makes the content accessible and relevant, potentially appealing to both those familiar and unfamiliar with Kabbalistic teachin... more
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