This is Mikveh
Scriptural Foundation Iyar 27, 5785 Hebrews – Bereans 6:1–3 A Call to Maturity Bereans 6:1 Therefore, let us leave the elementary teachings about Messiah and go on to maturity, not…
The Kiss of Sinai
The Kiss of Sinai Iyar 24, 5785 The Kiss of Sinai: A Metaphor for Divine Intimacy and Revelation I. The Primordial Kiss: Tzimtzum and the Genesis of Being Before…
The Constant Messiah
Da'at: The Constant Messiah and the Will of the Crown It is a foundational principle that Da'at, though often operating in a manner that is not the primary focus of…
Counting the Omer Cont.
Gate 5: Hod sheb'Chesed – Hidden Love That Does Not Announce Itself Nisan 20 Rule 5: The Law of Selfless Radiance Ego Issue Addressed: Spiritual pride; the need to be…
The Thirteenth Cup
The Silent Cup at the Edge of Time Among the familiar symbols that crown the Pesach table—matzah, maror, wine, and roasted offerings—there stands a quiet sentinel: the Cup of Eliyahu.…
Divine Mechanics: Unveiling the Spiritual Blueprint of G-d’s Presence
"Divine Mechanics: Unveiling the Spiritual Blueprint of G-d's Presence" Summary Outline: "Divine Mechanics: Unveiling the Spiritual Blueprint of G-d's Presence" Introduction: Spiritual vs. Physical Realms Explanation of the two primary…
The Role of Adam Kadmon in Creation – A Beginning
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)…
Yod and The Olam HaBa
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…
Ta’anug
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…
Ruach and Shefa
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."…