In the context of a Jew’s relationship with G-d, every sin is an act of betrayal. Thus, teshuvah (repentance) is the act of restoring closeness after the bonds of trust have been broken.
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Moshiach Is Not A Reward! – video
Moshiach101 – video
One of the foundations of our faith is the belief that Moshiach may arrive at any moment. How do we develop a feeling that Moshiach’s coming is imminent?
Nothing More Whole than a Broken Heart – video
The Advantages of a Broken Heart Although we normally shun depression and strive to be joyous all the time, there is an appropriate context for sadness. When is there a benefit to having a broken heart?
Objectively Speaking – video
Overcoming Emotional Numbness: Piercing the bubble – video
Sometimes we cannot get inspired because our hearts are callous from past sins. Even if we have repented in the past, if we are about to ascend to a higher level of spiritual growth, we need to tap into a deeper level of repentance.
Passover – Part 1 – video
The inner dimension of Passover
Passover – Part 2 – video
If G-d Redeemed Us, Why Are We Still in Exile? Analyzing the Opening Passage of the Haggadah This class on the Haggadah presents the mystical understanding to the opening reading at the Seder: “This is the bread of affliction that our fathers ate…”
