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By Rabbi Amichai Cohen

The Lecha Dodi is one of the best-known songs in Jewish culture. It is a song on Shabbat by all communities around the world. There...

Watch and listen to this profound and important class on the roots of shame and how we may heal it.

Shame is something we all have. In fact, it is part of o...

Israeli society is embroiled in a passionate and crucial debate reverberating through the streets of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. At its core lies the contentious is...

A deep dive into understanding life's journeys.

The Torah portion of Pekudai culminates the book of Shemot-Exodus.

The book begins by recounting the childr...

The Zohar teaches that we are comprised of the spiritual higher self, which is called our "other half." We are also comprised of our lower ego-centric self. ...

In this week's Torah portion, Ki -Tissa, we learn about the sin of the golden calf in which Moshe rises in prayer to the Creator to atone for this grave sin. ...

B"H

By: Rabbi Amichai Cohen

The great Chassidic masters say that the entire book of Psalms was Divinely inspired, and each person can find their challenge, jo...

The month of Adar is one of the most joyous and auspicious months on the calendar.  This year, we are in a leap year and are celebrating two Adars or 60 days...

The Humble Altar of Earth: A Deeper Connection to Divine Presence

By: Rabbi Amichai Cohen

As we reflect on the awe-inspiring moment of the giving of the Torah...

In this week's Torah portion- Yitro discusses the major moment for which the universe was created - the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai. 

The Zohar asks why...

In this week's call, we shared what I think is probably the most important topic, which is a basis and framework for all. Contrary to what most people think, th...

The holiday of Tu B’Shvat is the new year for the trees 🌳 What can we learn from the trees, earth, and fruit? Join Rabbi Amichai, Miriam, and guests for this ...