This week, we’re diving into Page 49 of the Siman Yud, specifically looking at Rebbe Nachman’s Torah 33. We’ve all had those moments where we feel totally disconnected—maybe you're stuck in a boring business deal, grinding through a 45-minute bus ride in the heat, or even just scrolling through your phone at 3 AM feeling like you should be doing something "holier."

The big takeaway from this session is that there’s no such thing as an empty space. We talk about the idea of Levushim—the "enclothings" or garments that God hides in. Whether it’s the exquisite detail of French culture or the messy physicality of our own bad habits, God is actually in the middle of it, waiting for us to notice. We discuss why we don't need to "call in sick" to our lives just to find a spiritual connection and why the "wrapper" of the physical world is actually there to help us grow, not to keep us out.

Some highlights from the talk:

• The French Restaurant Story: What tiny portions and fancy sauces can teach us about Divine detail.

• The "Piranha Tank": Staying connected while swimming in the "dog-eat-dog" business world.

• Spiritual Confidence: Why God wants to meet you on the floor of a crowded bus, not just in a sanctuary.

• The iPhone Miracles: Seeing the lights and sounds of technology through a different lens.