Loving a fellow Jew as one loves themselves is the cornerstone of Judaism. In this phenomenal discourse, we explore the means of achieving such love and the extraordinary blessings resulting from fulfilling this Mitzvah.
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Weekly Parsha » Kedoshim » וַיִּקְרָא / Leviticus
Loving a fellow Jew as one loves themselves is the cornerstone of Judaism. In this phenomenal discourse, we explore the means of achieving such love and the extraordinary blessings resulting from fulfilling this Mitzvah.
Podcast: Download (130.9MB)
Classes » The Thursday Night Shiur
Lecturers » Rabbi Reuven Wolf
Weekly Parsha » Kedoshim » וַיִּקְרָא / Leviticus
A deep insight into the Mitzvah of standing up for a Torah scholar. The great importance of memorizing Torah knowledge, which allows one to experience unity with G-d at all times, even while not actively engaged in spiritual activity.
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Lecturers » Rabbi Reuven Wolf
Weekly Parsha » Acharei Mos » Kedoshim » וַיִּקְרָא / Leviticus
Their sacrifice, our purification.
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Classes » The Thursday Night Shiur
Lecturers » Rabbi Reuven Wolf
Weekly Parsha » Kedoshim » וַיִּקְרָא / Leviticus
A mystical explanation on the “Three Times Holy” that we say during our prayer:
The soul’s descent into the body in order to struggle with darkness is an absolute necessity for it to rise infinitely beyond its original capacity. Just like water is filtered through the earth and emerges clean from beneath the ground, so too is the soul purified in its passing through the filter of the human body.
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