Ki Sisa – Ki Sisa Es Rosh 5731

When we make mistakes in our lives we fix them through a process of  Teshuva in which we regret our past and refocus our energy towards goodness. What about the damage done to our souls on a core level beyond the reach of our conscious mind? What about the shame at the essence of our souls, for having wasted a moment or a lifetime on trivial matters and not fulfilling our G-dly mission for which our souls descended? A dialog between Moshe and G-d about healing the scars and repairing souls at their quintessential core.

Yisro – Bachodesh Hashlishi

At any time when we study Torah with the awareness that the Torah is G-dly we then merit to have G-d speak the Torah through our mouths.

Beshalach – Vayomer Moshe Ichluhu Hayom

A Fascinating discourse about the manna. Of the subjects discussed are: The relationship of the manna to Shabbos. The difference of the spiritual effects of eating during the week and the eating of Shabbos. The difference of our Shabbos prayers and our weekday prayer. Our ability to connect in a very real way to that which is beyond time and space.

Beshalach – Lehavin Inyan Lechem Mishne Class 2

An exploration of the spiritual dynamics of eating. How we can strengthen the powers of our souls when we  eat properly. We even bring an added dose of potent energy into all of the spiritual cosmos through proper intentions while eating. The manna that the Jews ate for forty years in the desert had even greater spiritual powers. Finally Shabbos is greater then the manna therefor it didn’t fall on Shabbos.

Beshalach – Lehavin Inyan Lechem Mishne Class 1

An exploration of the spiritual dynamics of eating. How we can strengthen the powers of our souls when we  eat properly. We even bring an added dose of potent energy into all of the spiritual cosmos through proper intentions while eating. The manna that the Jews ate for forty years in the desert had even greater spiritual powers. Finally Shabbos is greater then the manna therefor it didn’t fall on Shabbos.

Vaera – Va’Yedaber Elokim El Moshe 5572

The backbreaking labor of the Jewish Nation in Egypt, served as a preparation to enable the Torah to be given to them. The Mitzvot that we perform post Sinai are infinitely higher then the Mitzvot preformed by our Patriarchs.   To achieve such heights, the generation of the exodus who were a reincarnation of the dispersed generation,  required a deep soul cleansing.   That is the content of G-d’s response to Moshe in the opening verses of this Torah portion.

Shemos – Lehavin Mamar Razal Al Ha’Pasuk Ki Tovim Dodecha Mi’Yayin

Torah is compared to wine because like wine it reveals the secret. That is, a irrational love for G-d which is hidden at the core of every soul it can only be revealed when the wine – Torah and Mitzvos – enter. However the  blessing preceding the Mitzvah is higher then the Mitzvah itself, for it draws down an encompassing light upon the soul enabling the Mitzvah to be preformed.

Chanukah – B’Chof Hei B’Kislev

A discourse exploring the spiritual dynamics of the temple service. From the Kindling of the Menorah to  the daily incens  and the offering of  the two lambs. How do we perform these services when there isn’t a temple.

Vayishlach – Isur Achilas Gid Hanoshe

A Kabbalistic explanation to the following questions: 1) Why do we refrain from eating the sciatic nerve of a animal? 2) Why is our metaphysical hip is most vulnerable to be injured by the Amalek forces in the universe? 3) What do we need to do in order to protect our metaphysical hips from injury?

Vayeitzei – Vayashkeim Lavan Baboker

A phenomenal discourse, about the great daily divine  assistance we receive early morning to boost our prayers.

Chayei Sarah – Yafah Shaah Achas

The importance of garbing our souls with spiritual garments, for then she can withstand the intense G-dly  radiance of  in Gan Eden (paradise).

Vayeiro – Ve’Isha Achas Mi’Neshei Bnei Ha’Neviim Class #1

A soul crying for help from the darkness of the body! G-ds advice on how to do CPR on the soul.

Parshas V’eschanan – Shema Yisroel

Every day we recite the Shema as our proclamation of our Jewish faith. In this incredible discourse we learn the power of this short phrase. By meditating on the inner meaning of these words we can propel ourselves to the greatest spiritual heights. It focuses on the aspect of pleasure and how all the pleasures that we know are but the “waste” of the real pleasures in the higher plains. When we fully appreciate this truth all of our drives converge into one singular drive to touch the divine.

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