In this podcast, we explore the radio silence experienced by Noah after leaving the Tebah, driving this righteous man to alcoholism. We notice that silence can be re-framed in a positive way if we learn how to listen.

In this class, we introduce the importance of mysticism not as a religious pursuit per se, but as a form of psychotherapy or ophthalmology. We recap some of the ideas from last year's class series and expand on these concepts.

In this week's podcast, we explore some intriguing cases from the writings of famous neurologist Oliver Sacks. We show that music is a fundamental part of the human experience and we connect this with the importance of the song of Haazinu.

In this podcast, we introduce some interesting differences between the psychology of men and women. We show that this gap can be compared, LEHAVDIL, with the gap between humankind and the Almighty.

In this podcast, we notice the tension between some very compassionate misvot in the parasha and their more harsh counterparts. We look to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for wisdom to resolve this tension.

In this week's podcast, we take on a new understanding of the purpose of the agricultural biblical holidays, showing how this leads to a new time-consciousness for the nation of Israel.

In this podcast, we explore the concept of grace as it relates to the exodus and a return to a state of childlike wonder.

In this podcast, we begin with some quotes about the experience of reincarnation. We then conclude our discussion on the very unique approach of Rabbi Abraham Abulafia and his prophetic kabbalah.

In this week's podcast, we ask the question of what exactly causes the malady of Saraat based on the examples given throughout Tanakh. Based on this, we learn an important lesson about codependency and the psychology of boundary setting.

In this class, we continue our discussion of Rabbi Abraham Abulafia and his unique approach towards achieving the mystical prophetic state.