R. Yaacov Abuchazera, also called the Abir Yaacov, was one the greatest Kabbalists and miracle workers in the last 200 years. In his book "Pituchei Chotam", R. Yaacov shares deep insights on how the soul becomes uplifted from its entrenchment in Egypt. The verse says "Jacob and his house hold came to Egypt". The Abir Yaacov explains that the soul's mission is to purify its "household", i.e the lower parts of its soul. 

In this deep teaching of the AriZal, we delve into the reason why the last 17 years were considered Jacob's life. We also explore the connection between Jacob and Israel- constricted and expanded consciousness.

The Zohar calls the encounter of Joseph and Judah as an encounter of 2 worlds, the sphere of Zeir Anpin and Malchut, the spiritual and material worlds.

Joseph and Judah represent two diametrical dimensions that are both true, that is why the Zohar tells us that we have 2 Moshiach, representing both perspectives.

Kabbalah & Me- Women are connected to the Sefira of Malchut, the culmination the Sefirotic Tree. Malchut is all about receiving in order to give. Ladies go ahead and receive, nurture yourselves, in order to shine your light into the world!
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In this webinar, we delved into the depth of Chanukah and its specific connection to miracles.

This experiential workshop will help you unlock obstacles and help you tap into this incredibly auspicious day.

The video is part of the intro and then we took question and answers from participants (not in video) and went into depth on how to experience miracles in our lives- practically.

During the 8 days of Chanukah there is a custom to play dreidel. The dreidel is a 4 sided spinner which was used by the Jewish children as a coverup for studying Torah while hiding from the Greeks. More than a kids game, in this Kabbalah Academy class we go into the secret of the dreidel.

Chanukah 2.0 delves into the depth of the holiday and takes our understanding to a new level. In this class we discuss the unique education of Chanukah, the hidden light, Menorah vs Hanukiah, the Maccabees and much more!

Yud Tet Kislev is the day of the liberation of Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi, the Alter Rebbe. Due to a harsh heavenly decree from on high because of the teaching of the deep mysteries of Kabbalah and Chassidut, the Alter Rebbe was incarcerated. His release signifies the heavenly stamp that it is proper and timely for the wellsprings to be spread in the world as a preparation for the coming of Moshiach.

Practicing gratitude and become grateful individuals has the power to dramatically shift the way we view the world and how we feel. By harnessing the power of gratitude we become happier human beings and rewire our thought patterns.

Habit building is essential for us to build lasting change and shape the personality we seek to become. In this class we delve into the fundamentals of habit building and the practical ways we can install new positive habits and uninstall the negative ones.. 

1. What Are Habits?

Habits are the actions that we consistently and often routinely do. Our habits form our personality and the self image we have about ourselves. Whatever your identity is right now, you only believe it because you have proof of it.

In Hebrew habits are called Hergel- הרגל, coming from the root word רגל- foot.

When we give charity, the Sefer Hachinuch (Barcelona, Spain 1300’s) says that one should give in increments, thereby building the nature of kindness.

How long do habits take to install or undo?

Research says that it takes 30 days in order to install or undue a habit. The Talmud says that when there is a change in the mentioning of the winter or summer in the daily prayer service, one can...