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🎙️ Parshas Emor (5785): The Small Things!

A Torah Class with Rabbi Gestetner | Mayanot Women’s Program

Why does the Torah emphasize the seemingly minor details? In this powerful class on Parshas Emor, Rabbi Gestetner reveals how the smallest actions can hold the greatest spiritual weight.

Through the lens of Chassidus and deep Torah insight, he explores the hidden power in “small things”—daily choices, quiet acts of kindness, and subtle moments of growth. Learn how these details shape our connection to Hashem and our impact on the world.

✨ Discover:

Why true greatness lies in the small, consistent actions

How mitzvos refine us from the inside out

What kedusha (holiness) means in the flow of ordinary life

🎧 Listen now and let this class transform how you see your every day.

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Rivka Marga. Parshat Emor 5785 by Mayanot

“Adam Ki Yakriv” | Part 9 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 5 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.

🔥 Tanya Chapter 27 | Part 4 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 8 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.

🎙️ Isur Chadash

A Torah Class with Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz | Mayanot Program

In this detailed shiur, Rabbi Breitowitz explores the halachic and spiritual dimensions of Isur Chadash—the prohibition against eating new grain before the Omer offering.

Drawing from classic Torah and halachic sources, he explains how this law connects us to the cycle of growth, renewal, and sanctity, teaching us about timing, patience, and spiritual refinement.

This class is part of Mayanot’s Torah learning initiatives, designed to deepen your understanding of mitzvot and their relevance in our lives today.

✨ Prepare to be inspired and gain fresh insight into this unique mitzvah.

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

🎙️ Parshas Acharei-Kedoshim (5785): Drunk on Holiness

A Torah Class with Rabbi Gestetner | Mayanot Women’s Program

In this compelling shiur, Rabbi Gestetner explores the powerful themes of Parshas Acharei-Kedoshim through the lens of spiritual intensity and divine connection. Drawing on Chassidus, he reveals how the quest for holiness can ignite our inner passion—sometimes to the point of being “drunk on holiness.”

Discover how even our spiritual struggles and moments of overwhelming emotion are part of Hashem’s greater plan for growth, resilience, and joy in service.

This class is part of Mayanot’s inspiring Torah learning programs for women, fostering deep connection to Torah and Chassidus.

🕯️ Practical. Uplifting. Deeply rooted in Chassidic wisdom.

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

🎙️ Parshas Acharei-Kedoshim (5785): Holy! How?

Torah Insights with Rabbi Gestetner | Mayanot Women’s Program

What does it truly mean to be holy—and how do we achieve it? In this insightful class, Rabbi Gestetner delves into the themes of Parshas Acharei-Kedoshim, revealing how the Torah's call to “be holy” is not just lofty—it’s deeply practical and personal.

Through the lens of Chassidus, he explores how holiness isn't about perfection, but about elevating the ordinary—our habits, thoughts, and relationships—with intention and purpose.

🔍 Explore:

The Torah’s definition of true holiness

How everyday choices create spiritual impact

Why holiness begins with self-awareness and honesty

✨ This shiur offers a powerful lens on growth, discipline, and divine connection in real life.

🎧 Listen now and discover how to live with holiness—authentically.

🎙️ Parshat Acharei-Kedoshim 5785

A Torah Class with Rivka Marga | Mayanot Women’s Program

In this illuminating shiur, Rivka Marga dives into the profound teachings of Parshat Acharei-Kedoshim, exploring the Torah’s powerful call to “be holy” and how it shapes our spiritual journey today.

Drawing on classic Torah sources and insightful commentaries, this class unpacks key themes such as the Yom Kippur service of the Kohen Gadol, the laws of forbidden relationships, and the ethical imperative to love your neighbor as yourself. Rivka reveals how these commandments go beyond ritual to offer timeless guidance for personal growth, community harmony, and divine connection.

✨ Discover:

The meaning of holiness in daily life

How Yom Kippur’s rituals teach spiritual cleansing and renewal

The deep ethical lessons behind interpersonal mitzvot

Practical ways to bring kedusha (holiness) into your relationships and actions

Whether you’re new to Torah study or seeking fresh inspiration, this shiur will deepen your understanding of how Acharei-Kedoshim challenges us to elevate both ourselves and the world around us.