Worlds of Wisdom

What is Faith? (New series, episode 1)

In this class, the first in a new series, we discuss the essence of faith and the relationship between the superconscious and consciousness.

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Let There Be Light: A Deeper Look at the War in Israel

The massacre in Israel has shocked millions across the world. In this public Zoom session three Israeli Rabbis – Nir Menussi, Ephrayim Ehrenberg, and Moshe Genuth – explore the deeper meaning of this event, its future ramifications, and each one of us can do about it right now.

A (No-)Touching Love Story: Why I Decided to Save Physical Contact for Marriage

One of the aspects of Jewish life many people find most difficult to understand is "shmirat negiah"—the custom according to which men and women don’t engage in physical contact before their wedding. I want to share a little bit about my own decision to observe this custom, and why I still think it was one of the best and wisest decisions I’ve ever made.

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Do Rabbis Need Emotional Intelligence?

Miriam's death opens a gaping hole in the leadership of the generation of the wilderness, but gives us an eternal lesson about the role each of the three sibling shepherds played in the redemption from Egypt, and which we need in each generation.

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Rahab: The Forgotten Biblican Heroine Who Defied an Empire

She appeared a lowly prostitute from Jericho, but her external facade hid depths of faith and courage, enough to defy an empire and change the course of history. Her name was Rahab, and this is her story.

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Why so many prohibitions?

Don't do THIS and don't to THAT... Many people perceive the Torah as one long list of DON'Ts. Is it possible to gain a deeper understanding of the meaning of prohibitions?

Points to Ponder for the Torah portion of Shemini, from the book of Vayikra (Leviticus).

In memory of Hili bat Raphael

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The Hole at the Heart of the Haggadah / A Passover Class

The Haggadah seems to be very structured and orderly, but there's a hole at the heart of it which unravels it from within...

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With a Grain of Salt: How Science Purifies Faith

Atheistic science seems to be religion's most bitter enemy. But even bitter enemies can be sweetened... Learn how scientific disbelief can actually purify faith...

Points to Ponder for the weekly Torah portion of Vayikra, from the book of Leviticus.

 

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Second Innocence: How to Recover From a Loss of Innocence

Innocence is bound to shatter, but hope lives in a second, more sober and mature kind of innocence.

Points to Ponder #21 for the weekly Torah portion of Ki Tissa, from the book of Exodus.

In memory of Hili bat Raphael

The Mind’s I: What a Mysterious Pair of Hebrew Words Can Teach Us About Consciousness and the Self

The Hebrew word for I (ani) and for nothingness (ayin) are made up of the same letters in different orders. Within these words is enfolded a deep secret about consciousness, the self, and self actualization.

Points to Ponder #20 for the portion of Tetzaveh, from the book of Exodus.

In memory of Hilli bat Rephael