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| The things a person should know before learning Kabbalah; three ways of learning the Kabbalah; how we study kabbalah now in our time.
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The history on how the secrets of the Kabbalah came to the open world
Is it a Mitzvah to learn Kabbalah? The best ways to meditate -- and make it work! What do the prophets see when they get a prophesy?
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| What came first? And what does each level (world) include? How does Kabbalah look at this; to what level can we reach; what does the world think all this?
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A kabbalist’s mindset: Using the body as an example for Kabbalah
What exactly do the Ten Sefirot mean and what are their functions. Most importantly, what does it all have to do with us?
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| Learn how Jewish mediation developed while intertwining Jewish history and Chassidic story.
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Self-Identity: Who is the real “I”?
A fascinating lecture that probes the human psyche and its inner struggles.
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| In this insightful lecture you’ll hear fascinating perspectives on the mysteries of creation and the meaning of revelation. Join us as we try to grasp the unfathomable concealment process of the Divine self-effacement and the contraction the Kabbalists refer to as tzimtzum
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| What does Kabbalah teach us? What does it have to do with our lives today? Exploring the spiritual and physical aspect of our world
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| Reviewing the basic books of Kabbalah and what they discuss
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| Exploring the purpose of the three most vital ingredients of the human being and how we differ from other creations of our world
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| Exploring the constellations in Jewish thought and how they relate to our daily lives
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| The Jewish and Kabbalistic perspective of The Da Vinci Code
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| Gain a glimpse into the deep mystical teachings of the Zohar, based upon the writings of the foremost masters of Kabbalah.
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| Each and everyone has a unique song that is the rhythmic vibration of our soul. This song unlocks the true nature of our identity and allows us to express all our innate talents.
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Part 1 of 2
This lecture explains basic concepts in the holistic approach to healthy and Jewish mysticism. Rabbi Friedman demonstrates that "holistic" means not just physical, mental and emotional well-being -- but spiritual well-being as well.
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Part 2 of 2
This lecture explains basic concepts in the holistic approach to healthy and Jewish mysticism. Rabbi Friedman demonstrates that "holistic" means not just physical, mental and emotional well-being -- but spiritual well-being as well.
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| This informative and revealing talk discusses the virtue of struggling with the unG-dly nature which gives us an understanding of how the baal teshuva is greater than the tzaddik. The discussion touches on the heroic nature of the Holocaust martyrs. In our struggle to serve, the guidance of a Rebbe is indispensable.
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| Running and tackling, beating every challenge, winning the World Cup of soccer or football everyday of our lives
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| The Kabbalistic writings insist that females possess a higher soul of superior quality. How so, and what does this mean to us?
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| Ascribing any type of human characteristics to G-dl is tantamount to heresy. Yet, the Torah refers to G-d in the male tense; “The Holy One, blessed be HE.” Why isn’t G-d referred to as a woman? Discover the true kabbalistic meaning of “G-d & Gender.”
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