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🍼 Fertility & Halacha: Navigating the Jewish Laws of Reproduction | Rabbi Breitowitz | Mayanot Halacha Series

Join Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz for a deeply insightful and sensitive exploration into the halachic principles surrounding fertility, reproduction, and medical intervention. From the Torah’s perspective on the mitzvah of having children to contemporary halachic responses to fertility treatments, this shiur addresses complex, emotional, and vital questions with clarity and compassion.

💬 Whether you’re looking for answers, knowledge, or spiritual grounding, this class sheds light on how halacha approaches modern fertility challenges - balancing timeless values with today’s medical realities.

🎙️ Recorded live at the Mayanot Women’s Program in Jerusalem.

🎧 Available now on SoundCloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube Music, and more.

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🕊️ Torah. Halacha. Hope.

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🎧 Why Do Jews Do Mitzvot? | Rabbi Y. Kaufmann | Mayanot

What’s the deeper meaning behind the mitzvot? Are they just rituals or is there something greater going on beneath the surface?

In this eye-opening class, Rabbi Y. Kaufmann explores the mystical and philosophical foundations of why Jews do mitzvot according to Chassidic thought and the Tanya. Discover how each mitzvah connects us to something eternal, transforms the world around us, and refines our soul.

Whether you're just starting to learn or you’ve been practicing for years, this shiur will deepen your appreciation for Jewish observance — and help you understand the divine logic behind it all.

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🎙️ Recorded live at the Mayanot Women's Program in Jerusalem

🫀 Heart Transplants & Halacha | Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz | Mayanot Halacha Series

Join Rabbi Breitowitz for a fascinating shiur exploring the halachic, ethical, and spiritual dimensions of heart transplants in Jewish law. From the definition of death to questions of pikuach nefesh and organ donation, this class delves into one of the most complex areas of modern halacha.

With clarity, compassion, and deep Torah insight, Rabbi Breitowitz addresses how halacha grapples with life-saving medical innovation while staying rooted in eternal principles.

🎙️ Recorded live at the Mayanot Women's Program in Jerusalem with renowned halachic authority Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz.

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🎧 Tanya in 4 Parts | Part 3

Rabbi Y. Kaufmann | Mayanot Women’s Learning Program

Dive deeper into the timeless teachings of the Tanya — the foundational work of Chassidic thought written by Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi over 300 years ago. In Part 2 of this transformative series, Rabbi Y. Kaufmann continues to guide us through the soul's journey, the nature of good and evil, and what it means to serve G-d with joy, purpose, and clarity.

Whether you're new to Chassidus or continuing your learning, this series brings ancient Jewish wisdom to life — relevant, real, and deeply inspiring for today’s spiritual seeker.

🔍 What You’ll Learn:

The inner psychology of the soul

How to overcome spiritual struggle

Real tools for emotional growth and divine connection

The Tanya’s practical guidance for daily life

🎙️ Subscribe to hear all 4 parts of this essential Tanya series and explore more classes from Mayanot.

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🎙 Reuven, Gad & Moshe: A Lesson in Priorities | Parshat Matos-Masei with Rivka Marga

In this eye-opening shiur, Rivka Marga explores the powerful dialogue between Moshe Rabbeinu and the tribes of Reuven and Gad as they request to settle outside the Land of Israel. What can we learn today about values, responsibility, and true spiritual leadership from this ancient conversation?

💭 Discover how their story teaches us about:

✔️ Balancing material needs and spiritual goals

✔️ The importance of community responsibility

✔️ Moshe’s passionate plea for Jewish unity and mission

This class dives deep into the text with relevant insights for our lives today—especially in a time when unity and purpose are more vital than ever.

🎧 Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms.

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Parshas Pinchas (5785); Toras Fundraising.m4a by Mayanot

🎧 Does Evil Exist? | Rabbi Y. Kaufmann

In this thought-provoking shiur, Rabbi Y. Kaufmann dives deep into one of life’s biggest questions: Does evil actually exist according to Judaism?

Drawing from the profound teachings of Chabad Chassidus, Kabbalah, and classic Jewish sources, this class explores the nature of evil, its purpose, and its place within divine reality.

Discover how Judaism views darkness not as a contradiction to holiness, but as a vehicle through which greater light can be revealed. Learn how this perspective can shift your understanding of suffering, challenge, and personal growth.

🎙️ What you’ll gain from this class:

A Chassidic perspective on the existence of evil

Deep insight into the duality of light and darkness

Tools to navigate challenges with spiritual clarity

A sense of purpose within struggle

✨ Presented by the Mayanot Women’s Learning Program | Real Torah. Real Questions. Real Growth.

📍 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms.

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🎧 The Mitzvah to Know G‑d | Rabbi Y. Kaufmann

In this eye-opening class, Rabbi Y. Kaufmann unpacks one of the most foundational commandments in Judaism — the mitzvah to "know G‑d" — through the lens of Kabbalah and the Sefirot.

Explore how the mystical structure of the 10 Sefirot (Divine attributes) offers a powerful pathway for understanding G-d’s presence in the world — and within ourselves. Learn how concepts like Chochmah (Wisdom), Binah (Understanding), and Da’at (Knowledge) serve as spiritual tools for building a deeper, more personal connection to the Divine.

📖 This shiur combines Chassidic insight, Jewish mysticism, and practical spirituality—making complex ideas relatable and deeply transformative.

🎙️ What you’ll gain:

A clear explanation of the mitzvah to know G‑d

Introduction to the Sefirot and their deeper meaning

Tools for spiritual growth and divine connection

Real-world application of Kabbalistic wisdom

✨ Presented by the Mayanot Women’s Learning Program | From Jerusalem to your headphones.

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