
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


In Episode 25, we continue our study of Zerizut in Mesilat Yesharim, exploring the sacred space between inspiration and action.
The Ramchal teaches that every mitzvah comes with a window of opportunity. Like matzah that can become chametz if left unattended, spiritual opportunities can quietly slip away when delayed. The challenge is not merely knowing what is right, but acting before hesitation, perfectionism, or overthinking rob us of the moment.
Drawing on teachings from the Baal Shem Tov, the Sfas Emes, and Rav Hutner, this episode explores how God speaks through the stirrings of the soul. A thought to call someone, offer encouragement, give tzedakah, learn Torah, or perform an act of kindness may be more than a passing idea, it may be a Divine invitation.
Because a meaningful life is often shaped not by dramatic decisions, but by the moments we choose to seize before they disappear.
By Rabbi Daniel CohenIn Episode 25, we continue our study of Zerizut in Mesilat Yesharim, exploring the sacred space between inspiration and action.
The Ramchal teaches that every mitzvah comes with a window of opportunity. Like matzah that can become chametz if left unattended, spiritual opportunities can quietly slip away when delayed. The challenge is not merely knowing what is right, but acting before hesitation, perfectionism, or overthinking rob us of the moment.
Drawing on teachings from the Baal Shem Tov, the Sfas Emes, and Rav Hutner, this episode explores how God speaks through the stirrings of the soul. A thought to call someone, offer encouragement, give tzedakah, learn Torah, or perform an act of kindness may be more than a passing idea, it may be a Divine invitation.
Because a meaningful life is often shaped not by dramatic decisions, but by the moments we choose to seize before they disappear.