In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi explores what it truly means for us, our children, and our grandchildren to “know Hashem’s name.” Going far beyond a label, Shem Hashem represents God’s reputation in the world—and we are His ambassadors. This class reveals how our behavior, integrity, and way of life either elevate or diminish that name, and how truly knowing Hashem means living in alignment with His Torah, values, and presence in every part of life.

In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi deepens the discussion of Ve’Harev Na, exploring how enjoyment shapes attention, energy, and ultimately identity. He explains that what we find sweet is what we naturally pursue—and what we pursue consistently is what forms who we are. Through practical examples, this class reveals why we ask Hashem to make Torah enjoyable, how excitement drives focus and growth, and how even small daily choices compound into a lifetime.

In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi explores the blessing Ve’Harev Na, where we ask Hashem to make the words of Torah sweet and enjoyable in our mouths and in the mouths of our children and future generations. The Rabbi explains why spiritual growth depends not only on discipline, but on joy and sweetness, and how Torah that is experienced as meaningful and pleasurable becomes the foundation for a lasting connection to Hashem.

In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi explores the tefillah Ve’Tzivanu Al Divrei Torah. He explains how Torah is not merely a subject of study, but a way of life that elevates, separates, and sanctifies you. From the spiritual consequences of treating Torah as “just another discipline,” to the inherent power of Torah learning to ignite the soul even without full understanding, this class reframes why beginning the day with Torah fundamentally transforms who we are and how we live.

In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi explores the tefillah Tatzileinu Me’Dina Shel Gehinnom—asking Hashem to save us from the judgment of Gehinnom. Drawing on the teachings of Rabbi Dessler, he reframes Gehinnom not as eternal punishment, but as a profound act of Divine kindness: a temporary, painful process that cleanses the soul and restores closeness to Hashem. Through vivid metaphors and deep perspective, this class challenges common misconceptions and reveals how even Divine judgment is ultimately an expression of love.

In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi explores the tefillah Tatzileinu Me’Din Ka’she—asking Hashem to protect us from harsh judgments and destructive legal conflicts. From being sued to choosing whether to pursue legal action ourselves, Rabbi Farhi unpacks how quickly “simple” disputes can spiral into emotional, financial, and spiritual turmoil. The focus of this prayer is not only protection, but wisdom: knowing when to act, when to walk away, and how to avoid entering battles that were never meant to be fought.

In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi explores the tefillah Tatzileinu Me’Mita Meshuna—asking Hashem to save us from sudden, unnatural, or inexplicable harm. From rare illnesses to shocking accidents, this prayer confronts the moments that feel random and destabilizing. Rabbi Farhi explains why the tefillah is intentionally specific: to train us to recognize that even the most unusual events are not outside Hashem’s involvement, and to deepen our awareness that Hashems guidance extends into every detail of life.

In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi explores the tefillah Tatzileinu Me’Malshinut—asking Hashem to protect us from informers, slander, false testimony, and baseless hatred. Whether it’s business disputes, legal challenges, rumors, or anonymous hostility, these threats often come through words rather than actions. This prayer trains us to recognize our vulnerability, acknowledge Hashem’s constant protection, and respond with emunah when challenges do arise—seeing them not as random attacks, but as purposeful tests designed for growth and elevation.

In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi explores the tefillah of “Me’Ayin Ha’ra, Me’Lashon Ha’ra”, uncovering how envy and negative speech stem from the spiritual misunderstanding and belief that someone else’s blessing diminishes our own. This class reframes jealousy, comparison, and gossip into opportunities for emunah—reminding us that no one can ever take what was meant for us, and that when we put out good, good comes back.

In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi explores "Pegah Ra" asking Hashem to save us from harm — not just the accidents we experience, but the countless disasters we never even knew were heading our way. The quiet miracles of daily life, the near-misses we never notice, the traps we step into unknowingly, and the ways Hashem pulls our feet out before we even sense the danger. This powerful tefillah teaches us to recognize Hashem’s constant protection, to feel gratitude for what didn’t happen, and to understand that every safe day is a gift.