Ancient Wisdom for the Inner Life
Kabbalah, consciousness, and spiritual practice for living with greater clarity, courage, and light.
By Rabbi Amichai Cohen
In a world seemingly saturated with disrespect and discord, there arises a pressing need to shift our focus towards fostering positive c...
Sacred Pathways: The 42 Journeys & The Ana B'koach Welcome to our Inner Vibe Class, where we embark on a transformative journey into the mystical realms of Sa...
By Rabbi Amichai Cohen
Who Was The Ramak?
The 16th-century city of Tzfat in Israel witnessed the convergence of two towering figures in Kabbalah, the mystical...
In this class, we delve into The Breaking of the Tablets, though initially perceived as a setback, offers invaluable lessons. It teaches us that challenge...
Rabbi Chaim ben Attar, commonly known as the Ohr Hachayim, was an 18th-century Moroccan rabbi revered for his profound scholarship, mystical insights, and ethic...
By Rabbi Amichai Cohen
Introduction:
Picture this: You're in a serene space, eyes closed, and a gentle breeze brushes against your skin. Your mind gradually dri...
Kabbalah teaches that the weekday is the domain of Jacob, while the Shabbat represents the realm of Israel.
In Parsha Balak, we learn about the curses w...
What is the key to transformation? Mind or heart? The City of Jericho was the first city conquered in the Holyland by Joshua. According to Kabbalah, Jericho ...
Lessons for utilizing and embodying our potential. In this week's Parsha (both in Israel & the diaspora), we learn inspirational lessons about utilizing soul s...
| The Sabbatical year marks the completion of 6 years of hard work which the farmer did everything in his power to work the land. The Torah tells us in t | ...
Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai was the greatest Kabbalist and author of the Zohar. The day of Lag Ba'Omer marks the day of his passing from the world and is commemora...
While working to temper our ego/animal soul is a huge feat, connecting and trusting our light is an even more remarkable feat!
Second Passover or Pesach Shei...
