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“Adam Ki Yakriv” | Part 13 of Esther Shemtov’s Chassidus Series

In this inspiring and insightful shiur, Esther Shemtov explores the deeper meaning behind the verse “Adam Ki Yakriv”—"When a person brings a korban (offering)", and what it teaches us about the journey of self-refinement, surrender, and connection to the Divine.

Drawing from classic Chassidic sources, she reveals how bringing an “offering” in today’s world isn’t about sacrifices—but about bringing ourselves closer to Hashem through intention, emotion, and inner growth.

This class is part of Mayanot’s Women’s Learning Program, empowering Jewish women to connect deeply with Torah and Chassidus.

✨ Prepare to be uplifted, enlightened, and transformed.

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

🔥 Tanya Chapter 27 | Part 8 of Rabbi Y. Kaufmann’s Tanya Series

In this deep and transformative class, Rabbi Y. Kaufmann continues his journey through Tanya, diving into Chapter 27, a powerful section that reframes how we understand inner struggle, spiritual resilience, and divine purpose.

Discover how the Alter Rebbe redefines the battle with negative impulses—not as failure, but as meaningful service. Learn why even the struggle itself is beloved by Hashem, and how to maintain joy, strength, and motivation on your spiritual path.

This shiur is part of Mayanot's acclaimed Tanya Series, taught live at the Mayanot Women's Program in Jerusalem.

This is just a taste of the Learning Program, if you are interested in coming to learn in person, check out our website https://www.Mayanot.edu

🕯️ Practical. Uplifting. Rooted in Chassidus.

🎧 Listen now on Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite platform.

“Adam Ki Yakriv” | Part 12 of Esther Shemtov’s Chassidus Series

In this inspiring and insightful shiur, Esther Shemtov explores the deeper meaning behind the verse “Adam Ki Yakriv”—"When a person brings a korban (offering)", and what it teaches us about the journey of self-refinement, surrender, and connection to the Divine.

Drawing from classic Chassidic sources, she reveals how bringing an “offering” in today’s world isn’t about sacrifices—but about bringing ourselves closer to Hashem through intention, emotion, and inner growth.

This class is part of Mayanot’s Women’s Learning Program, empowering Jewish women to connect deeply with Torah and Chassidus.

✨ Prepare to be uplifted, enlightened, and transformed.

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

“Adam Ki Yakriv” | Part 11 of Esther Shemtov’s Chassidus Series

In this inspiring and insightful shiur, Esther Shemtov explores the deeper meaning behind the verse “Adam Ki Yakriv”—"When a person brings a korban (offering)", and what it teaches us about the journey of self-refinement, surrender, and connection to the Divine.

Drawing from classic Chassidic sources, she reveals how bringing an “offering” in today’s world isn’t about sacrifices—but about bringing ourselves closer to Hashem through intention, emotion, and inner growth.

This class is part of Mayanot’s Women’s Learning Program, empowering Jewish women to connect deeply with Torah and Chassidus.

✨ Prepare to be uplifted, enlightened, and transformed.

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

🔥 Tanya Chapter 27 | Part 7 of Rabbi Y. Kaufmann’s Tanya Series

In this deep and transformative class, Rabbi Y. Kaufmann continues his journey through Tanya, diving into Chapter 27, a powerful section that reframes how we understand inner struggle, spiritual resilience, and divine purpose.

Discover how the Alter Rebbe redefines the battle with negative impulses—not as failure, but as meaningful service. Learn why even the struggle itself is beloved by Hashem, and how to maintain joy, strength, and motivation on your spiritual path.

This shiur is part of Mayanot's acclaimed Tanya Series, taught live at the Mayanot Women's Program in Jerusalem.

This is just a taste of the Learning Program, if you are interested in coming to learn in person, check out our website https://www.Mayanot.edu

🕯️ Practical. Uplifting. Rooted in Chassidus.

🎧 Listen now on Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite platform.

🔍 What Does It Really Mean to Keep Kosher?

In this insightful shiur, Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz explores the depth, meaning, and halachic foundations of keeping kosher. From the biblical commandments to the practical applications in today’s world, discover how Kashrut connects us to higher consciousness, Jewish identity, and spiritual discipline.

Whether you're new to the concept of kosher or looking to deepen your understanding, this class is for you. Learn how dietary laws are more than restrictions—they are spiritual tools that elevate the physical and refine the soul.

📖 Topics Covered:

✔️ Torah sources behind Kashrut

✔️ The spiritual benefits of keeping kosher

✔️ Navigating modern kashrut issues (certifications, kitchens, and more)

✔️ How kashrut shapes Jewish life and identity

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

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🔥 Tanya Chapter 27 | Part 6 of Rabbi Y. Kaufmann’s Tanya Series

In this deep and transformative class, Rabbi Y. Kaufmann continues his journey through Tanya, diving into Chapter 27, a powerful section that reframes how we understand inner struggle, spiritual resilience, and divine purpose.

Discover how the Alter Rebbe redefines the battle with negative impulses—not as failure, but as meaningful service. Learn why even the struggle itself is beloved by Hashem, and how to maintain joy, strength, and motivation on your spiritual path.

This shiur is part of Mayanot's acclaimed Tanya Series, taught live at the Mayanot Women's Program in Jerusalem.

This is just a taste of the Learning Program, if you are interested in coming to learn in person, check out our website https://www.Mayanot.edu

🕯️ Practical. Uplifting. Rooted in Chassidus.

🎧 Listen now on Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite platform.

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Rivka Marga shares powerful, relevant insights on Parshat Behar

5785, unpacking ancient Torah wisdom and making it real for today's Jewish college student.

🌍 From the Land of Israel to your campus dorm, this parsha teaches us about Jewish identity, purpose, and spiritual resilience—even in a modern world full of questions.

Whether you're just starting your Jewish journey or looking to deepen your learning, this class will inspire you to explore who you are and why you matter.

🎧 Grab your coffee, plug in your headphones, and let this week's Torah elevate your week.

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🎙️ Kosher Meat: Halacha & Hashkafah

A Class with Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz | Mayanot Women’s Program

Explore the timeless wisdom and stringent standards behind kosher meat—through the lens of Rabbi Breitowitz’s wide-ranging expertise in halacha and ethics.

🔍 In this shiur, Rabbi Breitowitz illuminates:

Whether vegetarianism aligns with—or challenges—kosher philosophy

The halachic nuances behind glatt, chalak Beit Yosef, and modern definitions of "kosher"

The delicate balance of animal welfare (tza’ar ba’alei chayim) in today’s industrial meat production

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How evolving kosher standards reflect broader ethical and societal signals

Join Rabbi Breitowitz for a deep and nuanced journey into what makes meat kosher—not just ritually, but spiritually and ethically relevant today.

🎧 Listen now on SoundCloud and gain fresh insight into the intersection of law, compassion, and tradition.

“Adam Ki Yakriv” | Part 10 of Esther Shemtov’s Chassidus Series

In this inspiring and insightful shiur, Esther Shemtov explores the deeper meaning behind the verse “Adam Ki Yakriv”—"When a person brings a korban (offering)", and what it teaches us about the journey of self-refinement, surrender, and connection to the Divine.

Drawing from classic Chassidic sources, she reveals how bringing an “offering” in today’s world isn’t about sacrifices—but about bringing ourselves closer to Hashem through intention, emotion, and inner growth.

This class is part of Mayanot’s Women’s Learning Program, empowering Jewish women to connect deeply with Torah and Chassidus.

✨ Prepare to be uplifted, enlightened, and transformed.

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