The power and inner meaning of these three words

Based on the opening paragraph of Reb Tzadok's Tzidkat Hatzaddik, Rav Shabtai Rappaort helps us understand Reb Tzadok's innovative understanding of the steps one takes when coming into a relationship with Hashem

Here is a 16 minute synopsis of our new Shabbos afternoon series at Shirat David.

Based on a teaching from the Alter Rebbe, we learn why is it we have such a difficult time when hearing of opposing views from someone else.

How do we learn? What do we learn?

Our hearts are in the most fragile place.

Thats where we started, and BH that's where today's learning took us to.

Feeling chocked? Feeling swamped by the weekday?

Based on the teachings of Reb Ya'akov Meir Shechter, we studied the chapter of Tehilim one says before Mincha of Erev Shabbos.

Free people are able to be themselves and act authentically. It is therefore puzzling that we open up the Seder with statements that don't seem to make too much sense. Join us on this journey of discovery, leading us to understanding the point of Seder night in a very powerful way.

Everything about our Shabbos could be on. The davening, the learning, the food and the shluff. But if my mouth isn't synced with the depths of Shabbos, I may lose out on all the light.

If we lost everything we had, both physically and spiritually, once we were exiled from our land, what has truly kept us going all these years?

for the previous shiur, which had no video, see link here: https://soundcloud.com/shlomo-katz/kumi-ori-6-if-we-were-soaring-in-the-1st-beit-hamikdash-what-went-wrong-rav-shlomo-katz

The Hebrew word for world is עולם, which is connected to the world העלם, concealed, hidden. On Shabbos I have an opportunity to break through this concealment. How so?