If you want to be happier, try giving to others.

It may seem counterintuitive, but giving to others is, in truth, giving to ourselves. Study after study has shown that when one gives to someone else — in whatever form — they will be significantly happier. This is natural for all souls, as each person seeks to make a difference, to mean something to the infinite universe. Giving validates our existence.

When we act in ways of love and compassion, we'll live in a world of love and compassion. Tune in to hear more!

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We are all gardeners in the divine garden we call nature.

There's a reason people so often find the beauty of our world to be breathtaking, almost as if there's something transcendent about it. Everything in the world is an expression of God, a ray or spark of His Endless Light, and we see this in our environment. But it's not just wonderful sights that make nature so important.

As souls, we have an invaluable connection to nature, one of endless inspiration and existential responsibility. As climate change and pollution continue to threaten our planet, understanding our relationship to nature becomes increasingly more important.

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Being lonely is real and hard.

Feeling like you are unheard, unseen, and unreceived — without any recourse to abate that feeling — breeds the pain of loneliness. Tune in to learn how community can bring immense healing to our loneliness and to see the role community plays on the international level! 

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Many people find the word “God” triggering, and I believe rightly so. 

That three-letter word is often packed with painful and problematic notions of a “being” consumed by control, anger, wrath, enslavement, punishment, judgment, and death. It makes sense that a “being” with those associations can be the source of so much hardship, but that is not God, at least not according to Torah. Until now, we saw that we are, in our deepest essence, souls — each a ray of God’s endless light. Now, we’re going to explore the question: Who is God? 

In this episode, we’re going to develop a mature, sophisticated, and spiritually inspiring understanding of God, one that will bring us love and peace, not hate and conflict. What we believe directly impacts what we perceive and what we receive. Our view of God, or lack thereof, fundamentally alters our reality, and positively exploring that can bring abundant blessing into our life. Afterward, we’re going to see this in the world through international relations. Tune in to experience the greatness :) 

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Why do we hold ourselves back from being our best?

Self-sabotage is incredibly common, and it's not unique to any type of person or background. But just because we struggle with self-sabotage, doesn't mean we need to lose to self-sabotage. In this episode, we're going to re-understand what self-sabotage really means and examine it through a new lens, offering a theory to make sense of it. If we want to begin expressing our souls, we must stop suppressing our souls.

To better grasp this phenomenon, we'll take a look at the discussion in international relations about whether countries are able to self-sabotage! This fascinating topic will show us how the personal struggles we face are global struggles similarly faced by countries.

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You don’t have a soul; you are a soul.

That is the single, most important idea I learned that completely changed my life. In this episode, we unpack what it means to be a soul and why it matters. This is the most foundational step to living our soul life. 

From there, we see how the understanding that we are souls redefines how we think about human rights, and we'll see this with the genocide against Uighur Muslims in China and a recent Supreme Court case regarding child slavery in foreign cocoa plantations. Through this lens, we see that living as a soul can make a radical difference in our own lives and in the lives of the world. 

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Welcome to the Soul Life Podcast! This platform is all about sharing the deep, powerful ideas that changed my life and led me on this journey to living my soul life. Too often, we compartmentalize the meaning and purpose of our lives into a box we visit on certain occasions — it makes our identity feel disjointed and out of sync. Your soul life invites you to live as your true, soulful self and see the world through soul lens.

In this episode, I explain why I started this podcast and why I think it’s important. We also explore the idea of finding global spirituality and set up the two elements of Soul Life: actualizing our soul life and using the world to do so.

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"When Hashem returns us to Israel, we will be like dreamers" (Tehillim 126:1).

On Israel's 73rd birthday, we sit here, like dreamers. This shiur is centered around understanding the miracle of Israel and dreaming about what comes next for the Jewish People. However, imbued within this specific topic is the general lesson of taking the far-off visions of idealism we call "dreams" and bringing them into this space we call "real life."

What does it mean to be free? Why do we sometimes feel so constricted in our lives? In this podcast, we'll see that freedom and enslavement are about much more than who is physically imprisoned in chains. On Pesach, as we reflect on our historical redemption from Egypt, that same light of liberation returns to empower us to strive for true, inner freedom, to be the masters of our own fate: Freedom is a state of mind.