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 5781 - 45 - Yom Kippur (Canceling the Culture of Cancel Culture)
    I Love You. I See Your Flaws. Let’s Improve
    True Love Doesn’t Blind; It Embraces and Hopes for Better
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    (Recorded live at the Intown Jewish Academy on September 8, 2021)
    Come to think of it, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are really the same thing: two serious days about making things right for a new year. So why do we need them both? “High Holiday” doesn’t have the same ring to it, but it could do. So why the double-act? Discover the true meaning of Yom Kippur.
    1 hr 14 min
  • High Holiday Boot Camp 5782 - 2 - Yom Kippur (I Love You. I See Your Flaws. Let's Improve.)
    I Love You. I See Your Flaws. Let’s Improve
    True Love Doesn’t Blind; It Embraces and Hopes for Better
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    (Recorded live at the Intown Jewish Academy on September 8, 2021)
    Come to think of it, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are really the same thing: two serious days about making things right for a new year. So why do we need them both? “High Holiday” doesn’t have the same ring to it, but it could do. So why the double-act? Discover the true meaning of Yom Kippur.
    1 hr 14 min
  • High Holiday Boot Camp 5782 - 1 - Rosh Hashana (Canceling the Culture of Cancel Culture)
    Canceling the Culture of Cancel Culture
    Finding Common Ground from a G-dly Perch
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    (Recorded live at the Intown Jewish Academy on September 1, 2021)
    In divisive times, when neighbors, friends, and even family turn on one another, it is more important than ever to find common ground that unites us all. Indeed, the New Year provides us an opportunity to gain a G-dly perspective on humanity that will surely bring us together.
    1 hr 22 min
  • Overcoming Folly - 32 - The Soul of Trauma
    Overcoming Folly - Part 32
    "The Soul of Trauma"
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    (Recorded live at the Intown Jewish Academy on September 12, 2021)
    Jewish history is complicated. There have been plenty of good times, but there have been plenty of challenging times too. The trials and tribulations of our history have done much to influence our thinking and sometimes even overshadow the good in our perception.
    Clearly, there's a fair share of Jewish trauma.
    Yet -- and here's a pretty big idea -- the mystics explain that this trauma comes with a blessing. Inherent in Jewish challenge is its very opposite, the antidote to pain and suffering and the factor that brings the greatest joy and serenity. In fact, it's by tapping into the "Soul of Trauma" that we neutralize it and release its effect.
    In this special High Holiday 5782 edition of Kabbalah & Coffee, we take a walk on the deeper side and discover the roots and soul of Jewish trauma.
    1 hr 18 min
  • Overcoming Folly - 31 - Discovering Your Authentic Self
    Overcoming Folly - Part 31
    "Discovering Your Authentic Self"
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    (Recorded live at the Intown Jewish Academy on September 5, 2021)
    Much has been said about the virtues of being authentic. Being authentic is good for our relationships, health, and happiness. But what exactly does it mean to "be authentic"? And what is our authentic self anyway?
    We will take a profoundly mystical lens to these very modern questions. Knowing who we really are and what we're about is the key to self-actualization and fulfillment... and Kabbalah has much to say about all of this.
    In this special holiday-edition of Kabbalah & Coffee, we explore the magical contours of self and soul and discover how to live our best and most authentic lives. There's no greater gift that we can give ourselves in preparation for the New Year!
    1 hr 28 min

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