Ancient Wisdom for the Inner Life
Kabbalah, consciousness, and spiritual practice for living with greater clarity, courage, and light.
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Every year on Shavuot, the festival of receiving the Torah, we read the Book of Ruth. At first glance, this seems curious. The story appears simple: a M...
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By Rabbi Amichai
Lag BaOmer marks the yahrzeit, or the spiritual elevation day, of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai (Rashbi). His presence is deeply felt espec...
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As we enter the transformative energy of Lag BaOmer, it’s worth pausing to ask: What makes this day so deeply powerful and widely celebrated, even thoug...
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A portion of the Kabbalah Academy class - The Kabbalah of Money
The Half-Shekel Coin: A Lesson in Unity and Balance
In the book of Exodus (Parashat Ki...
In the ancient wisdom of Kabbalah, Hebrew letters are more than just symbols; they are vessels of energy that can influence our spiritual and physical well-b...
Sunday: Chesed (Kindness)
"אנא בכח גדולת ימינך תתיר צרורה"
Sequence: אב"ג ית"ץ
This line represents the seed of creation, containing the full potential of the t...
In Kabbalah, the world of Tohu represents a primordial reality where the spheres (sefirot) radiated their unique energies—like Chesed (loving-kindness) and G...
In this captivating class, we explored the biography of the esoteric master of Kabbalah, Rabbi Yitzchak Luria Ashkenazi, the Arizal, the greatest Kabbalist o...
Dive into this powerful meditation on Hashem's name. Shiviti means to hold "equal" to everything that happens to an individual. The positives and the negatives ...
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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...
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...
What Was The Manna?
By Rabbi Amichai Cohen
In the original Hebrew the word is מן, more accurately transliterated as mon. So what does mon mean? There ...