The Three Weeks period which coincides with the 17th Of Tamuz until the 9th Of Av are the most intense days on the calendar. It is the time that we mourn the destruction of both Temples. On a deeper level, these days have tremendous transformative energy potential. 

It has been 26 years since the passing of the great Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson. Besides being the leader of world Jewry, the Rebbe had a deep agenda of educating and uplifting all of humanity through the teachings of the Ba'al Shem Tov and the Inner Teachings of the Torah. 

The Talmud tells us that the passing of the Righteous atones for the entire generation. In this week’s Torah portion Chukat, we learn about the passing of Miriam and Aharon. It is of no coincidence that it is also the Yahrzeit of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.

 In this class, we delved into the significance of what the Zohar calls, The Passing of the Righteous, and the life work of The Lubavitcher Rebbe.  

If you had to choose the ONE, yes, the ONE Mitzvah- most important commandment, which would it be?

The great 2 Century Sage of the Mishnah says that it is the verse in Leviticus; "Love Your Fellow As Your Self."

Why is this Mitzvah THE quintessential essence of the entire Torah?

The Alter Rebbe explains that we are all ONE part of a collective body. Although we may differ in our views and characteristic traits, we are all part of the first man ADAM.

Kabbalah explains that our souls are all fragments of the collective SOUL of Adam and that our personal and collective Tikun - fixing, is to become reunified with our source and the mutual "sparks" of the entire universe. ALL SOULS of previous generations are a part of this. 

We are at a juncture in history, which the Kabbalists predicted as a confusing and time for humanity - the birth pangs of Moshiach. At the same time, NOW is the time for us to rise to our collective and UNIFIED  mission. 

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In this class, we delved into:

1.what salvation -Hoshea means and where it emanates from.

2. The difference between the leadership of a shepherd vs a Nasi

3. "Our soul awaits you" what does awaiting mean 

Live interview with Zalman Nelson, a relationship expert as well as an addictions counselor. 

As we know, getting to trust ourselves and G-d takes pealing away our perceived self. Our skewed self-image is also the reason why we may drift to addictive behaviors.

We delved into all of this and more in this live interview. 

Artist Yoel Turjeman is a world-renowned abstract Jewish painter.

R. Yoel and his family moved from France to Tzfat, Israel, Yoel integrates the deep teachings of Kabbalah & Chassidut with his creative artistic expression and engaging kind and gentle personality.

This video interview was a part of Live Kabbalah School's "The Tools- Sefirot - The Ten SefirotApplied Course. Yoel went into depth into the Sefira of Tiferet and how we are all meant to be artists and reveal the beauty within.

Coming out of ourselves and examining the other person's needs is the essential component of healthy relationships and conscious parenting.

In the balance of giving to others, we must always remember that we MUST receive for ourselves as well. 

Kabbalah teaches that true love requires the balance of giving and receiving.