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?To sponsor a daily/weekly Shiur <a href="https://tinyurl.com/SDsponsor">click here</a> To donate to the Shirat David Foundation <a href="https://shiratdavid.com/usd-donations/">click here</a> To subscribe to the mailing list <a href="https://shiratdavid.com/join-mailing-list/">click here</a>

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? To sponsor a daily/weekly Shiur click here To donate to the Shirat David Foundation click here To subscribe to the mailing list click here

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?To sponsor a daily/weekly Shiur <a href="https://tinyurl.com/SDsponsor" rel="noopener noreferrer">click here</a> To donate to the Shirat David Foundation <a href="https://shiratdavid.com/usd-donations/" rel="noopener noreferrer">click here</a> To subscribe to the mailing list <a href="https://shiratdavid.com/join-mailing-list/" rel="noopener noreferrer">click here</a>

Shabbos - Cracking Through The Confusion of this World

What type of rest do we yearn for on Shabbat? How do we frame our mindset during the week to prepare for Shabbat and how can we transform our Shabbat experience? Using the teachings of Rabbi Yaakov Meir Shechter, a leading Breslov Rabbi, in his sefer Yom Machmadim, we build tools towards enhancing our ability to connect to the day of rest.

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Shabbos - Cracking Through The Confusion of this World

Shabbos - Cracking Through The Confusion of this World