The Kabbalah of Meaning

Lesson 4: Meaning in the Rhythms of Time

As time flies by, is it just more of the same? Discover the rich texture of Jewish time, and how attuning ourselves to each moment’s message enables profound spiritual purpose.

The Kabbalah of Meaning

Lesson 3: Meaning in the Mundane

If existence has a purpose, then what is it? Discovering that purpose uncovers the mystery of life's details. Even if it happens every day, daily life needn’t feel ordinary. See how every part of the day can be as significant as your highest aspirations.

The Kabbalah of Meaning

Lesson 2: To Make or Not to Make Meaning

When life lacks luster, should we invent a more meaningful way of seeing things? Or is there already a purpose hiding in plain sight?

The Kabbalah of Meaning

Lesson 1: The Meaning We Seek

When we have it all, we still need something more: purpose. Discover four fundamental human qualities that provide lasting fulfillment.

Is a Mitzvah worth anything if the doer had no understanding or intention? Does a transgression not count if it was done unintentionally?

In this fascinating teaching of the Rebbe, we will explore the fascinating dynamic interplay between action and intention, and the special message it holds for every Jew.

The Jewish people have traditions dating back thousands of years that outline the specific form and format of our traditions. But what happens if archeologists find contradictory evidence? What is a rational approach to the tension between tradition and modern discoveries?

Over the generations, the Tablets became one of the best-known Jewish symbols. But as its popularity grew, so did the historical error about their appearance: an inaccurate illustration of Christian origin became entrenched in the Jewish community.

A careful analysis of what Moses put inside the Ark of the Covenant can teach us the correct look of the Tablets.

Twice in Moses' leadership, he responded to times of crisis by praying, but G-d made it known to him that this was the wrong course of action. There are moments in life when prayer is not enough - we must act!

The 10th of Shevat marks the 73rd anniversary since the fateful day the Rebbe formally assumed leadership of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement.

In this class, we will study the Rebbe's landmark first address, in which he laid out his historic vision of our generation's mission and how to achieve it.

A historical journey into the relentless Egyptian efforts to control the Jewish birthrate, a look at the heroism of the Jewish women, and what this teaches us today.