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In this episode, I explore why exile must come before redemption—not just in our history, but in our personal lives. With Pesach around the corner, I reflect on what it really means to be in exile, and how those moments of concealment are actually opportunities to bring Hashem’s light into the world. Drawing from the teachings of the Baal HaSulam and the story of Yosef HaTzaddik, I talk about how we can grow through challenges, align ourselves with the will to bestow, and prepare our hearts for true geulah. This episode is as much a reminder to myself as it is a message to you: our inner Pharaohs aren’t out there—they’re the fears and illusions we carry within. Let's confront them together.
By Dan Kullman4.9
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In this episode, I explore why exile must come before redemption—not just in our history, but in our personal lives. With Pesach around the corner, I reflect on what it really means to be in exile, and how those moments of concealment are actually opportunities to bring Hashem’s light into the world. Drawing from the teachings of the Baal HaSulam and the story of Yosef HaTzaddik, I talk about how we can grow through challenges, align ourselves with the will to bestow, and prepare our hearts for true geulah. This episode is as much a reminder to myself as it is a message to you: our inner Pharaohs aren’t out there—they’re the fears and illusions we carry within. Let's confront them together.

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