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Are you stuck in a "spiritual teenage wasteland"? In this episode, Rav Lebish Hundert (Yeshivat Simchat Shlomo) unpacks the profound psychological layers of Sefirat HaOmer. This isn't just a countdown to Shavuot; it’s a 49-day process of healing the core wounds of our childhood and teenage selves to achieve true maturity (Gadlut).
Rav Lebish explains the Arizal’s hidden structure of the Omer:
The 4 Types of Consciousness: Navigating the stages of human growth.
Redeeming the "Lost Princess": How to bring wonder and curiosity back into your adult life.
The "Yes" to Physicality: Why counting numbers is a sacred act of embracing our embodied reality.
By Reb Leibish HundertAre you stuck in a "spiritual teenage wasteland"? In this episode, Rav Lebish Hundert (Yeshivat Simchat Shlomo) unpacks the profound psychological layers of Sefirat HaOmer. This isn't just a countdown to Shavuot; it’s a 49-day process of healing the core wounds of our childhood and teenage selves to achieve true maturity (Gadlut).
Rav Lebish explains the Arizal’s hidden structure of the Omer:
The 4 Types of Consciousness: Navigating the stages of human growth.
Redeeming the "Lost Princess": How to bring wonder and curiosity back into your adult life.
The "Yes" to Physicality: Why counting numbers is a sacred act of embracing our embodied reality.