How often do you think of yourself? Today, we learn that true Hod (humility) requires you to set limits (Gevurah) for how often your think of yourself.

In today’s episode, the start of our next week of the Omer, we get started on a week that will “bless you until your socks fall off” as RabbiYah would say. We dive into the infinite possibilities of prophecy. 

Today we understand how to think about and work for future generations, a core aspect of Malchut within Netzach.

Today we discuss Yahsod withih Netzach – the characteristics that help us understand connections and relationships. Specifically, we learn how to ensure we have enduring connections and sustainable relationships –all with the help of my dear friend, Benji.

Today we take an in-depth look at the powerful combination of humility and perseverance through the life of King David. We’ll explore the Hebrew letter 'tzadi' and its connection to Hod and Netzach, shedding light on how humility is woven into the fabric of eternal strength.

Today we learn that when we look at life through the lens of netzach (eternity), we can see the big picture, which includes our ultimate goal and future.

Today we understand that stumbling is part of the process to achieve victory. We learn Tiferet within Netzach.

Tonight, RabbiYAH - the founder of the Ark - welcomes us into the next week of our transformational journey.

Today in our last night of Tiferet, we explore what it means to bring balance and beauty for the sake of the kingdom.

Today as we explore Yahsod within Tiferet, we understand that Yahweh's beautiful foundation includes motherhood.