<p>Reb Simcha Hochbaum & R' Yonatan Attias share Torahs, melodies and stories at Yeshivat Simchat Shlomo, in honor of the 31st Yahrtzeit of Reb Shlomo Carlebach.</p>

Reb Simcha Hochbaum & R' Yonatan Attias share Torahs, melodies and stories at Yeshivat Simchat Shlomo, in honor of the 31st Yahrtzeit of Reb Shlomo Carlebach.

<p>Reb Simcha Hochbaum &amp; R' Yonatan Attias share Torahs, melodies and stories at Yeshivat Simchat Shlomo, in honor of the 31st Yahrtzeit of Reb Shlomo Carlebach.</p>

Reb Shlomo's Yahrtzeit with Reb Simcha Hochbaum & R' Yonatan Attias

Soul of the Week is a weekly class with Rav Yonatan Attias, diving into the inner world of the Parsha, the Hebrew calendar, and the soul. Drawing from Chassidut, Kabbalah and deep Torah sources, each class is a gathering of souls looking to create a space of meaning, growth, and connection.

This series is powered by Pnima — a Jerusalem-based community rooted in Torah, tefilah, and heartfelt spiritual growth.

👉🏼Join the Pnima WhatsApp Community:
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https://pnimajerusalem.com/
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Rav Yonatan Attias is a Jerusalem-based teacher, musician, and spiritual guide, devoted to helping others access the inner light of Torah and the soul’s innate connection to the Creator. Blending traditional learning with creative expression, his teachings draw deeply from Chassidut, the works of Rebbe Nachman, and the spiritual legacy of the Baal Shem Tov and the Piacezna Rebbe.

He is the co-founder of Pnima, a growing community for soulful living rooted in Torah, prayer, and meaningful connection, based in Katamon, Jerusalem. In addition to his Torah teaching, Yonatan is the lead singer of NURIEL, an indie band  known for its spiritually resonant music. He regularly contributes musically to meditation workshops, retreats, and transformational gatherings, helping create immersive experiences that support reflection, connection, and inner growth.

Soul of the Week is part of that broader mission—to bring Torah to life in a way that is grounded, personal, and alive.

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״נשמת השבוע״ הוא שיעור שבועי עם הרב יונתן אטיאס, מתוך הלב הפועם של קהילת ״פנימה״ בירושלים — מרחב של תורה פנימית, תפילה וחיים עם עומק ונשמה.

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Soul of the Week is a weekly class with Rav Yonatan Attias, diving into the inner world of the Parsha, the Hebrew calendar, and the soul. Drawing from Chassidut, Kabbalah and deep Torah sources, each class is a gathering of souls looking to create a space of meaning, growth, and connection. This series is powered by Pnima — a Jerusalem-based community rooted in Torah, tefilah, and heartfelt spiritual growth. 👉🏼Join the Pnima WhatsApp Community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/Gm5q9frzzgIGGPvaGeM4js 👉🏼 Website: https://pnimajerusalem.com/ _____ Rav Yonatan Attias is a Jerusalem-based teacher, musician, and spiritual guide, devoted to helping others access the inner light of Torah and the soul’s innate connection to the Creator. Blending traditional learning with creative expression, his teachings draw deeply from Chassidut, the works of Rebbe Nachman, and the spiritual legacy of the Baal Shem Tov and the Piacezna Rebbe. He is the co-founder of Pnima, a growing community for soulful living rooted in Torah, prayer, and meaningful connection, based in Katamon, Jerusalem. In addition to his Torah teaching, Yonatan is the lead singer of NURIEL, an indie band known for its spiritually resonant music. He regularly contributes musically to meditation workshops, retreats, and transformational gatherings, helping create immersive experiences that support reflection, connection, and inner growth. Soul of the Week is part of that broader mission—to bring Torah to life in a way that is grounded, personal, and alive. ____ ״נשמת השבוע״ הוא שיעור שבועי עם הרב יונתן אטיאס, מתוך הלב הפועם של קהילת ״פנימה״ בירושלים — מרחב של תורה פנימית, תפילה וחיים עם עומק ונשמה.

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Reb Shlomo's Yahrtzeit with Reb Simcha Hochbaum & R' Yonatan Attias