<p>Thinking about the connection of the Mishkan, Shabbos, and the Parah Adumah leads to some very profound insights on the essential joy of living, and the potential we have, if we make the right choices, to unify and elevate the entire Creation with the Creator and our own neshamos.</p>

Thinking about the connection of the Mishkan, Shabbos, and the Parah Adumah leads to some very profound insights on the essential joy of living, and the potential we have, if we make the right choices, to unify and elevate the entire Creation with the Creator and our own neshamos.

Vayakhel - Parshas Parah 5785 - The Meaning of Mortality

<p>Reb Shaya Guttman, founder of Nekudah Institute Inc, mashpiah and lecturer in Tzfat, Israel, speaks on a variety of topics centering on the parshah of the week, from a unique experiential perswpective. In addition to his lectures, Reb Shaya is also recognized as an inspiring musician and composer, having produced 4 CDs of traditional Jewish music and his own. Further information is available at the organization website at nekudah.org.</p>

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Reb Shaya Guttman, founder of Nekudah Institute Inc, mashpiah and lecturer in Tzfat, Israel, speaks on a variety of topics centering on the parshah of the week, from a unique experiential perswpective. In addition to his lectures, Reb Shaya is also recognized as an inspiring musician and composer, having produced 4 CDs of traditional Jewish music and his own. Further information is available at the organization website at nekudah.org.

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