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Parsha with Rabbi David Bibi

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Join as we explore the weekly parasha from a Kabbalistic perspective and attempt to simplify the secrets of the Torah

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This morning's Breakfast & a Class explored one of the most remarkable patterns in the Torah—how some of the greatest revelations did not begin with prophecy, but with sincere questions asked by ordinary Jews who simply wanted to come closer to HaShe... more

This morning's Breakfast & a Class explored the idea that some of the most meaningful lessons in life come through what appear to be ordinary, unrelated events. A fabric sample in our showroom, a conversation in our North Carolina factory, and an une... more

This week's parashah returns us to the daily korbanot,

the sacrifices that were offered every single day in the Bet HaMikdash. At

first glance, these verses can seem distant from our lives. We no longer have

the Temple, no longer bring offerings, and... more

This week's parashah opens with Pinchas bringing an end

to one of the darkest episodes in the wilderness, but the story really begins

at the end of the previous parashah with the tragedy of Shittim. We often

assume that the downfall of Benei Yisrael ... more

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Rabbi David Bibi
Rabbi David Bibi, host and guide of weekly parasha discussions with a focus on Kabbalistic perspectives and practical spiritual guidance.

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From Babylon to Broadway: The Siege Then, the Siege Now - Asara BeTevet
Q: What do we do with temporary relief?
We should not just accept it and go back to sleep, but recognize it as a gift to make a change.
Rivka and the Camel, a Guide to Controlling our Yeser Hara - Toledot
Q: Why did Yitzhak initially intend to bless Esav instead of Yaakov?
Yitzhak hoped to see both sons fulfill their roles, with Esav providing for Yaakov while he studies Torah, but he misjudged Esav's character and intentions.
Rivka and the Camel, a Guide to Controlling our Yeser Hara - Toledot
Q: What does it mean when Rivka tells Yaakov that if he curses, the curses are going to be on her?
Rivka's statement suggests her willingness to take on the consequences for Yaakov's actions, indicating her deep commitment to ensuring he receives the blessings.
Immortality Through Our Children VaYechi
Q: If Yaakov is embalmed for 40 days, how can they say he never died?
The idea is that even though his physical body died, as long as his children continue to live by his teachings, he is considered alive through them.
Immortality Through Our Children VaYechi
Q: Why does Yaakov force Yosef to swear by putting his hand under his thigh?
Yaakov asks Yosef to perform this gesture as a metaphor for him being his legs, emphasizing the importance of carrying on his teachings and fulfilling the mitzvot after his death.

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A weekly show that explores the weekly Torah portion through a Kabbalistic lens, aiming to translate deep mysticism into practical spiritual guidance. Episodes commonly center on parashic themes, rabbinic insights, and stories that illuminate how spiritual concepts apply to daily life, leadership, and personal growth. Notable strengths include a clear thread of tradition blended with accessible discourse, and a focus on mentorship, humility, and practical ethics drawn from classical sources. This listener base is probably composed of people interested in Jewish learning, spirituality, and personal development, seeking thoughtful reflection anchored in Jewish text and mysticism.

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