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

  • Overcoming Folly - 25 - Fool's Wisdom
    Overcoming Folly - Part 25
    "Fool's Wisdom"
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    (Recorded live at the Intown Jewish Academy on July 25, 2021)
    The world is governed by wisdom -- except when it's not.
    The cosmic energy of chochmah guides the flow of Divine beneficence into our reality. There is a method to the madness, a higher plan, an accounting for all.
    But sometimes, wisdom (even the higher version) is made to look foolish.
    In this session of Kabbalah & Coffee, we explore the inner workings of chochmah and learn the incredibly critical role it plays in keeping balance -- and then we see how even the most exquisitely laid plans can come crashing down.
    1 hr 38 min
  • Torah Studies 5781 - 38 - Vaeschanan (The Uncomfortable Truth)
    The Uncomfortable Truth
    Appreciating That We’re Catching Up to the Torah
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    (Recorded live at the Intown Jewish Academy on July 21, 2021)
    There’s a certain sense of wonderment that children seem to lose as they mature. An inspired Mishnah and a curious quirk in the mitzvah of Torah study urge us to maintain that sense of wonder—and the humility that comes with it.
    1 hr 15 min
  • Torah Studies 5781 - 37 - Devarim (The Mark of True Love)
    The Mark of True Love
    Doing What’s Best, Not What’s Easiest
    With Rabbi Ari Sollish
    (Recorded live at the Intown Jewish Academy on July 14, 2021)
    A puzzling debate between an eminent Torah sage and a band of heretics leads to the former coming out with this bizarre statement, “If Moses loved the Jews so much, why did he keep them in the desert for forty years?” The answer: Because he truly loved them.
    1 hr 14 min

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