In Kabbalistic thought, Adam Kadmon is not only the first emanation but also the highest and most primordial spiritual realm. It is the archetypal construct of Divine Ratson, (Divine Will)…
Sunday Shiur 1/26/25 Class [Notes] Class [Audio] Ta'anug: According to the general Kabbalistic idea, G-d first intends to make a creation of human physicality. This is said to flow from…
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What is the secret meaning behind the Prodigal Son? The deeper message of the parable may not be simply about the Neshamah’s descent and return, but rather about humanity’s fundamental…
Yod and The Olam HaBa Introduction In this discussion explores an intriguing concept that will likely evolve over several parts. This week, I wish to delve into a fascinating subject…
Adonai, in His Infinite Delight (Ta'anug), crafted the Olam HaBa—the upper heavens—from the Yod, the first letter of His Eternal Name. From this highest realm, He emanated His sons of…
Sunday Shiur 1/19/2025 Sunday morning, we began a bit of a coming series. The series deals with the great delights of G-d. What are the things G-d treasures the most?…
The Liminal Interface: Exploring the Connection Between the Nefesh and the Body In the intricate framework of Jewish thought, the Neshamah (soul) is understood as a multi-dimensional entity, composed of…
The Ruach and Shefa in Scripture and Practice Lesson Plan: Objective: Shefa, a Hebrew term often translated as "bounty," "flow," or "abundance," originates from the word hashpa’a, meaning "to give."…
The Liminal Nature of Da’at in Relation to Keter, Hokhmah, and Binah In Kabbalistic thought, Da’at holds a liminal position, bridging various dimensions of spiritual and intellectual realms. While Da’at…
It is known to the masters of the sciences that a person’s body is not his essence [but rather a vehicle for his soul]. The body is therefore referred to…