Knowledge on the Deeper Side

Knowledge on the Deeper Side

By Intown Jewish AcademyReligion & Spirituality
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Knowledge on the Deeper Side episodes

  • Torah Studies 5778 - 13 - Va'eira (A Believer's Question)
    A Believer's Question
    Challenging G-d as a Pathway to Faith
    To believe is to follow G-d unquestionably. Right? Wrong. Through the eyes of such greats as Abraham and Moses, we discover that to believe is to challenge; to wrestle with G-d and emerge stronger. After all, if you don’t really believe, who cares?
    1 hr 12 min
  • Torah Studies 5778 - 13 - Va'eira (A Believer's Question)
    A Believer's Question
    Challenging G-d as a Pathway to Faith
    To believe is to follow G-d unquestionably. Right? Wrong. Through the eyes of such greats as Abraham and Moses, we discover that to believe is to challenge; to wrestle with G-d and emerge stronger. After all, if you don’t really believe, who cares?
    1 hr 12 min
  • Torah Studies 5778 - 11 - Vayechi (Obstacles or Stepping Stones?)
    Obstacles or Stepping Stones?
    Finding the Light within the Dark
    We're used to thinking of light and darkness as polar opposites, existential metaphors for all kinds of binary worlds. In this class, we plumb the depth of Kabbalistic paradigms to come up with a fresh perspective -- one that can, perhaps, reframe life in a surprisingly empowering way.
    1 hr 9 min
  • Torah Studies 5778 - 11 - Vayechi (Obstacles or Stepping Stones?)
    Obstacles or Stepping Stones?
    Finding the Light within the Dark
    We're used to thinking of light and darkness as polar opposites, existential metaphors for all kinds of binary worlds. In this class, we plumb the depth of Kabbalistic paradigms to come up with a fresh perspective -- one that can, perhaps, reframe life in a surprisingly empowering way.
    1 hr 9 min
  • Torah Studies 5778 - 10 - Vayigash (When Life Give You Exile)
    When Life Give You Exile
    Lessons in Anger Management
    If your brothers sold you into slavery, you wound up in prison, and you were estranged from your home for seventeen-plus years, you probably wouldn't think too highly of your next of kin. But Joseph shattered all expectations and acted majestically with his past tormentors. From whence his courage? Expose the secret sauce of this towering figure of forgiveness.
    1 hr 8 min
  • Torah Studies 5778 - 10 - Vayigash (When Life Give You Exile)
    When Life Give You Exile
    Lessons in Anger Management
    If your brothers sold you into slavery, you wound up in prison, and you were estranged from your home for seventeen-plus years, you probably wouldn't think too highly of your next of kin. But Joseph shattered all expectations and acted majestically with his past tormentors. From whence his courage? Expose the secret sauce of this towering figure of forgiveness.
    1 hr 8 min
  • The Kabbalah of Chanukah
    The Kabbalah of Chanukah
    (Recorded at the Intown Jewish Academy on December 17, 2017)
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    Chanukah is a sublime holiday. The Festival of Lights. An eight-day celebration designed to open our senses to the deeper secrets around us.
    In this session we explore the teachings of Kabbalah on the meaning of Chanukah. We look at the oil, the lights, and even the dreidel. We examine their mystical properties. And we listen to their profound messages.
    56 min
  • The Kabbalah of Chanukah
    The Kabbalah of Chanukah
    (Recorded at the Intown Jewish Academy on December 17, 2017)
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    Chanukah is a sublime holiday. The Festival of Lights. An eight-day celebration designed to open our senses to the deeper secrets around us.
    In this session we explore the teachings of Kabbalah on the meaning of Chanukah. We look at the oil, the lights, and even the dreidel. We examine their mystical properties. And we listen to their profound messages.
    56 min

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