Kabbalah For Beginners

Gianni describes what dreams can teach us about our reality.

The writers of the Book of Zohar said that our present world, compared to the upper spiritual reality they revealed, is like a dream. Actually, we live in a dream within a dream. So although the corporeal dreams we have are just the brain’s metabolism of what has been going on in our lives, they can still hint at the underlying nature of our reality.

Definitions of Kabbalistic terms are a necessary foundation to have a solid grounding in the wisdom of Kabbalah, and not err in understanding the material.

In this Kabbalah Explained Simply, Gil Shir will run through the top 7 Kabbalah definitions that you should know in order to situate yourself correctly in the method.

What are the key Kabbalah definitions you should know? What do Kabbalistic concepts like light, Kli (vessel), the ten Sefirot, and others all mean? And why is an authentic Kabbalistic understanding of these terms essential for your spiritual growth?

Scientists show our brains "syncing up" with other brains while playing video games. What are the implications of these findings? How should we consider this in the looming food crisis we are now starting to feel is actually real?

Noise is a problem we constantly deal with in our lives. From interferences in our communication systems through to noise pollution, noise is the undesirable and unexpected information that enters our lives. Moreover, conceptually, we regularly emit noise into our environment, which works to our detriment. What is the noise that we constantly emit into our environment that works to our detriment? How can we identify our lives’ noise source? Also, is it possible to reduce and even eliminate noise in order to enjoy a noise-free life?

Why has it become normal to think of world peace as naive and unrealistic in today's world? What is peace and what's its direct connection to complementarity? Is there a realistic vision for world peace, or are we simply doomed?

Kabbalah brings a unique twist to the reason why world peace seems so elusive with its razor-sharp take on what “peace” really means, how it connects to the concept of complementarity, and an explanation based on nature’s depths of the conditions required for peace to become a reality.

Join Joseph (Asaf) Ohayon in this Kabbalah Explained Simply, “Complementarity: The Portal to World Peace” explores the deeper reason for world peace seeming so unrealistic, and defines the point where we can enact ourselves in order to discover a portal to a deeper reality—where world peace becomes the truest reality we have yet to experienc

The son of the late Carl Sagan, Sam, reaches out in a heartfelt article addressing all of humanity pointing out the dire state we find ourselves in, even using the term "death spiral". Just like in other examples, here there are more questions than answers when it comes to the world addressing these global issues.

Ask about anything that you want Kabbalah's perspective on, and get answers live! Join Tony Kosinec in this live Q&A as part of the Kabbalah Explained Simply series.

Authorities have declared the pandemic might actually be over. This may be cause for celebration but according to recent surveys, we're no happier than we were before, and in fact, we're even less happy.

What happened to us during these few years in isolation? Did the world really change?

Learn the secrets of Kabbalistic Nigunim, the so-called "melodies of the upper worlds" that express spiritual attainment through music. Lio Spiegler will take you through a selection of Kabbalistic Nigunim performed by a variety of artists while discussing the spiritual aspects of this illuminating music.

Can all of our different views find a harmonious co-existence? Join the guys as they share their recent experience in building a mini-harmonious world.