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Rosh Hashana- Wholeness, Partness, Oneness

We all carry a deep yearning to fall in love—with Hashem, with His Torah.But for many, that connection feels distant. Too often, the way Torah is taught or lived can feel heavy, suffocating, even painful. This podcast gives voice to those feelings. It shines a light on the distortions we may have absorbed in Hashem’s name and gently guides us back to a Yiddishkeit rooted in warmth, authenticity, and connection.It’s an invitation to rediscover Torah as something personal, respectful, and alive. However your journey unfolds—through this podcast or another path—I’m rooting for your healing. May it be deep and lasting.May you be blessed!

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We all carry a deep yearning to fall in love—with Hashem, with His Torah. But for many, that connection feels distant. Too often, the way Torah is taught or lived can feel heavy, suffocating, even painful. This podcast gives voice to those feelings. It shines a light on the distortions we may have absorbed in Hashem’s name and gently guides us back to a Yiddishkeit rooted in warmth, authenticity, and connection. It’s an invitation to rediscover Torah as something personal, respectful, and alive. However your journey unfolds—through this podcast or another path—I’m rooting for your healing. May it be deep and lasting. May you be blessed!

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Rosh Hashana- Wholeness, Partness, Oneness