Rabbi Reuven Wolf

The Parsha In My Life – Korach 5770/2010

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What causes division, and how can true unity be achieved? In this episode of The Parsha In My Life, Rabbi Reuven Wolf explores the deeper meaning of Parshas Korach, uncovering the spiritual roots of machlokis (conflict) and the Torah’s path toward lasting peace. Through Chassidic insight, he examines the symbolism of letters, the contrast between holiness and separation, and the process of spiritual rectification that transforms discord into harmony. Discover how the story of Korach continues to illuminate our personal struggles, relationships, and mission in the world today.

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About Rabbi Reuven Wolf:
Rabbi Wolf is a renowned educator and lecturer known for making complex mystical ideas understandable and practical. Deeply rooted in the traditions of Chassidus and Kabbalah, he inspires Jews of all backgrounds to connect with Hashem with joy and passion.

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Shelach – V’haya Lachem L’tzizis

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The Tzizis, (which are the strings that Jewish men wear on the Four corners of their garments) are symbolic of the channels through which a very sublime level of G-Dly light is transmitted, that is considered anthropomorphically to be G-Ds hair. This transmission is channeled into our souls to empower and stimulate her to seek to melt into G-Ds infinite light even at the expense of losing her very existence.

B’haaloscho – B’haaloscho es Haneiros

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A fascinating discourse on: Why Moshe was so reluctant and doubtful about G-Ds ability to provide meat for the Jewish people in the desert? The spiritual origins of meat, and when eaten properly the holy effect that it can have in our lives to increase an intense passion in our divine service. Moshe was so connected to G-D that he was beyond love and Passion, his service was one of complete integration with divinity. He lifted his generation to his level and couldn’t fathom: Why they would need meat?

Bechukosai – Eyleh HaChukim V’Hamishpatim

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Three aspects in our connection to G-D. 1. A journey of the mind to explore and grasp higher manifestations of G-Dly light. 2. The innate Divine spark that is always present inside of us no matter how low we might fall enabling us to experience at all times true faith and climb out of the darkness 3. Reaching above and beyond the entire created order to the infinite light and channeling it down into this world accomplished through a Mitzvah.
The deeper meaning of the Divine rebuke those harsh curses aren’t meant G-D forbid for the Jewish people rather for the extraneous forces that separate us from our father in heaven.
A fascinating explanation on the story of Yitschak,s (Issac) blessings. Why did he want to bless his wicked son Esov (Esau) rather then his pious son Yakov (Jacob)?
Why do we have so many distracting thoughts during prayer? How to deal with them?

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