Live Kabbalah: Living from the Soul

In Chapter 42 of Tanya, we explore the powerful teaching that Moshe is not only a figure from the past, but a living spiritual force within each of us. The Alter Rebbe explains that this inner Moshe is the power of da’at, an inner knowing of G-d that exists within the soul.

This episode reflects on two paths for revealing that inner awareness. One is the work of softening and refining the ego, the parts of us that keep us guarded and disconnected from our deeper truth. The second is the positive path of spiritual effort: learning, meditating, praying, and focusing on what strengthens the soul.

We also explore the deeper awareness that G-d knows and sustains all of creation at every moment, and how contemplating this can awaken greater yirat shamayim, inner clarity, and connection. This is a teaching about remembering who we are beneath the noise, and reconnecting to the inner treasure already planted within us.

This episode is taken from our live Light Warrior Cohort Circle, where we are exploring the secret of the Aleph Bet and the inner power of the Hebrew language.

In this class, we dive into the mystery of Aleph through the teachings of Sefer Yetzirah, the Zohar, Midrash, Chassidut, and Rav Kook. Aleph emerges as the letter of breath, balance, oneness, and inner wonder — the hidden bridge between the higher and lower worlds.

The class concludes with a meditation on Aleph and a weekly practice to help bring the teaching into lived experience.

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What is the balance between love and awe and what is the way we are meant to include ourselves within the collective power of the Shechina?

The Zohar teaches about the deeper significance of praise- Hallelujah, the broken matzah and whole matzah as well as the separation from the eirev rav on the 6th hour as well as the unification which occurs when we join the 6th and 7th dimensions.

In this Zohar teaching we delve into the mystical aspect of Pesach and the Seder. Wishing you a joyous and blessed Passover!

In this section of Tanya the Alter Rebbe explains why the spiritual light remains mostly hidden in our world?

In Chapter 40, the Alter Rebbe continues his exploration of intention and this time gets into where our intentions as well as lack of intention on the spiritual map of the universe.

This guided meditation is inspired by the spiritual essence of Passover and the month of Nissan—a time of renewal, courage, and inner liberation. Through gentle awareness and breath, you are invited to explore where you may feel emotionally or spiritually confined, and to begin releasing what no longer serves you.

This meditation will guide you to reconnect with your inner strength, awaken a sense of possibility, and take one small step toward personal redemption.

We hope you enjoy! This meditation is one of many meditations shared on Live Kabbalah to allow the spiritual teachings to integrate within our psyche. Check out www.livekabbalah.com for more ❤️

In today’s Tanya, the Alter Rebbe teaches that there is a difference between lacking full intention and having a negative intention. Not every imperfect act is impure. Most of us begin in a state of lo lishmah, doing holy things with mixed motives. Still, we are told to continue. Keep learning, keep praying, keep doing. Over time, the deeper purity within the soul is revealed, and what begins imperfectly can become truly lishmah.

In this preparatory Passover class in our Light Warrior live cohort, we explore the teaching from Sefer Yetzirah that the month of Nisan is connected to the letter Hei — the letter of speech, breath, expression, and spiritual openness.

From there, we journey into the deeper meaning of Pesach as more than a historical redemption. Pesach becomes the liberation of our inner speech, our deeper voice, and the soul’s ability to express itself with greater truth and freedom.

We explore the contrast between Hei and Chet, the inner meaning of matzah and chametz, and how the Seder invites us to move from constriction, ego, and inner heaviness into openness, awareness, prayer, and authentic expression.

This class is a reflection on the holiness of speech, the healing of the inner communicator, and the opportunity in this season to enter Pesach with deeper presence, sincerity, and freedom.