Michael Jian reads and discusses "The Path of the Just" (written by Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto {1740}), to explain how we can acquire vigilance and how using that vigilance is the path manifest our limitless potential and express the righteousness that G-d has made us capable of. For more information, visit VitalTransformation.org.

Eliyahu reads and discusses the Zohar, starting at verse 7, to explain how we are addressing 'Who' vs. 'What' in the Creation process. For more information, visit VitalTransformation.org

Eliyahu reads and discusses the Zohar, starting at verse 2, to illuminate the metaphor of the Lily and explain the significance of the Kiddush Cup and the 42 Letter Name. For more information, visit VitalTransformation.org

Eliyahu reads and discusses the Zohar, starting at verse 1, to illuminate the metaphor of "The Rose" as it relates to the creator and to our known world. For more information, visit VitalTransformation.org

Eliyahu reads and discusses Tikkunei Zohar, starting at Tikkun 18:108, to explain where pain and suffering come from and how to address and fix them. For more information, visit: vitaltransformation.org

Michael Jian reads and discusses "The Path of the Just" (written by Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto {1740}), which investigates the importance of knowing the difference between true good and true bad, and how those truths need to be an everpresent scale for measuring our actions. For more information, visit VitalTransformation.org.

Michael Jian reads and discusses "The Path of the Just" (written by Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto {1740}), which investigates the importance of vigilance with the outside world and within ourselves to avoid walking through life as a blind person. For more information, visit VitalTransformation.org.

Michael Jian reads and discusses "The Path of the Just" (written by Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto {1740}), which investigates the obligation of a person to this world. For more information, visit VitalTransformation.org

Eliyahu discusses the significance of the portion of Re'eh coming before the month of Elul, to help us understand how we need to see when the heavens are open to give us a path to whatever we want, be it sin or mitzvah. For more information, visit VitalTransformation.org

Eliyahu discusses the portion of Re'eh with commentary from sages, including Isaac Luria, to give greater meaning to the concept and power of "tzedakah" or charity. He also discusses the power of perception for blessings and curses. For more information, visit VitalTransformation.org