Vayikra

Does G-d Really Enjoy Sacrifices?

The third book of the Torah deals primarily with sacrifices. Why did G-d ask of us to bring animals as sacrifices? What significance does it have to the person bringing the sacrifice? What is its contemporary relevance to us today? 

Lesson 5

CLUB MED, EAT BETTER, SLEEP DEEPER, WORK HIGHER

All of life is elevated by meditation. Here we zoom in and focus on three of life’s essentials: when we consume, when we repose, when we hustle-bustle.

Pekudei

It's All About Perception

Why does Moshe go out of his way to detail the donations and expenses of the construction of the Tabernacle?

Lesson 4

HERE AND WOW, FREE EVERY MOMENT

Long before living in the moment gained its moment in the spotlight, G-d gifted us the incredible power to live with, live in, live up, and transform every single moment of our lives. It's happening now, at this very moment.

Vayakhel

Doing the Same Thing Every Day, Isn't that Boring?

Every day in the Holy Temple, Two sacrifices were brought daily, regardless of what other event was going on. Why was it so important for these sacrifices to be brought daily?

Lesson 3

DIVINE ANIMATION, JOY VEY

G-d animates everything, perpetually. Discovering G-d is opening ourselves to life's divine animation. Results include but are not limited to increased joy, more resilience, and deeper purpose.

Ki Tisa

After the sin of the Golden Calf, G-d calls the Jews the "stiff neck nation". Moshe in their defense refers to them as the " stiff neck nation."

How can their problem be their redemption? Was being stubborn a good thing, or not? Is anything in this world inherently bad?

 How do we deal with the seemingly negative emotions or desires we seem to never get away from? 

Lesson 2

SPIRITUAL AWAKENING, TUNE IN, PLAY ON

What is spirituality and how do I tune into its song? Meditation is the instrument that allows you to play the spirited music of existence, and the voice that enables you to sing the soul of every experience.

Tetzaveh

Everyone loves nostalgia, looking back and seeing how better it was back then, but was it? Are we that bad? Or were they really Good?

Exploring the absence of Mosesis this weeks parsha, G-D is teaching us a monumental lesson, of the responsibilities of our generation, not withstanding our lack of the greats of yesteryear. 

Lesson 1

MIND CONTROL, I THINK THEREFORE I CAN

Mind over matter—when you mind, life matters. The Torah teaches that our brains don't control us, we control our brains. When we harness our awesome gray matter, dreams become a matter of fact.