Knowledge on the Deeper Side

Knowledge on the Deeper Side

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Knowledge on the Deeper Side episodes

  • Torah Studies 5774 - 6 - Pesach II (Lessons from Caesar)
    Lessons from Caesar
    A Look at Jewish Leadership
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    Recorded live in Atlanta
    In the Talmud, Moshiach is called Caesar. What does the Roman Emperor have to do with the Jewish Redeemer? A fascinating odyssey into ancient history and the future Messianic age uncovers a surprising model of leadership and personal growth.
    1 hr 7 min
  • Torah Studies 5774 - 5 - Pesach I (The Freedom of Discontent)
    The Freedom of Discontent
    When Are You Truly at Liberty?
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    Recorded live in Atlanta
    Aah, freedom! No work, lying on the beach, mind at rest. We challenge this conventional model of liberty and instead look at Passover, the festival of freedom, to discover that true emancipation is when we remain shackled to our raging minds and restless hearts.
    1 hr 4 min
  • Torah Studies 5772 - 2 - Pesach II (Back to Life)
    Back to Life
    Recovering from Life’s Challenges
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    Recorded live in Atlanta
    Throughout our history, there were times when all seemed lost. This class shows how to revive the spirit when all inspiration seems to have faded in our lives.
    1 hr 8 min
  • Torah Studies 5772 - 1 - Pesach I (I Don’t Know)
    I Don’t Know
    Can a Jew Live with Questions?
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    Recorded live in Atlanta
    We don’t buy a car unless we know everything about it. We won’t vote for a politician until we make sure their agendas are aligned with ours. But when it comes to G-d, we can leave our questions unanswered and believe, nonetheless. Why?
    1 hr 5 min
  • Learning How to Love - 19 - Jealousy
    Learning How to Love - Part 19
    "Jealousy"
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    (Recorded live at the Intown Jewish Academy on March 29, 2020)
    Jealousy is one of those emotions that we might understandably chalk up to being a human vice. Jealousy seems to serve no positive purpose; rather, it keeps us shackled to daydreams of futility. "What I could have had -- if only." "What the other has -- instead of me."
    But the Kabbalists explain that every character trait stemming from the soul possesses a positive face. After all, every shadow is born of light. So with jealousy: there is a healthy form of this emotion, which instead of dragging us down to the depths can lift us up to the greatest heights.
    What are these two forms of jealousy? How might we differentiate between them? And how can we work toward filtering out negative jealousy and cultivating positive jealousy?
    In this edition of Kabbalah & Coffee we discuss we explore the soul of jealousy and discover why a little jealousy is key to spiritual growth -- despite the fact that it's potential is devastating.
    1 hr 43 min

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