In this episode, you will learn about the greatest loss to our nation on what happened on the 9th of Av - the unification of the Shechina and Gd as told by Kabbalah

Learn about Kabbalah's Three Column system - Left, Right, and Center and how it applies to everyday life and to even achieve great success

Shavuot is the ultimate unification with God and yet, many people do not know just how significant this holiday is. In this episode, Elisheva joins her father in discussing and learning about Shavuot. Together, they explore great Kabbalistic wisdom to elevate Shavuot. You can find all the materials on Shavuot from the Zohar at visualkabbalah.com

Counting the Omer has many spiritual and personal significances. Many count the days of the Omer until Shavuot, until we have received the Torah. During Pesach Seder night, we get an enormous dose of Mochin but after the first night, it is gone and every day that we count the Omer, we capture the Mochin for the year. Doing this Mitzvah is mainly done by men however is welcome to women too. In this episode, you will learn with a Q&A series by Yamine and his daughter Elisheva about counting the Omer.

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One plague should have been enough to set the Israelites free from Egypt, so why did HaShem command Moshe and Ahron to do 10 plagues? The evil forces represented by Egypt and Pharoh, have 10 evil forces themselves - just like we have 10 Sfirot of holiness, the evil forces of 10 Sfriot of evil powers. Each one of the 10 plagues destroys one of the Sfirot from the evil forces. Once when all the evil forces are destroyed, they will be eradicated completely.

In this episode co-hosted by Elisheva Lavi, Yamine takes his listeners on a journey to truly understand the essence and power of Pesach. This episode covers topics as to why the Israelites went into slavery, the meaning behind the name 'pe-sach', and the purpose of this holiday - to receive Mochin (intelligence) to understand God. This is beyond the simple meaning of Pesach. Rather, this episode looks into what Kabbalah says about Pesach and the benefits we can acquire when we understand the intentions behind the seder plate and absorb the light that decsendes during this time. 

The Torah teaches that a rebellious child should be brought to the community's elders and be stoned. However, when Moshe heard this, he told Hashem that no one would do this to their child. The Zohar teaches that Moshe asked Hashem, do you know anyone that would do this? Hashem answered Moshe to write what He says. There is a hidden message in this passage. If you explore what is written, there is wisdom. We should know that God always knows better and gave us many great ways and ideas to respond to war, famine, challenges, and such - we learn to consult with God, the chachamim, or those that know the Torah and we will get the answers. The point is when a person falls into the klipa, evil inclination, or falls off the path God has for us, there is no telling what damage he/she can do. God always does what is good for us, whether we understand that in this lifetime or not.  

Giving a present or a gift can go a long way, as shared in the Zohar. By giving a gift to someone you give him/her sparks of holiness, making him happy and this lights up the sparks of God within someone. With a personal story, Yamine shares a personal story of how he uplifted someone's sparks of holiness with a gift. This teaching reminds us to give with our hearts and that even the smallest of actions bring more love and kindness into someone's soul and lift up their spirit. 

In Parshat Mekez we learn a very valuable skill and that is how to subliminal messages in order to get what you want. We learn from Yosaif how to  ask for what we want in a way in order to RECEIVE it! When asking for what you want from someone, they don't always necessarily want to give. A person can be in the Klipa and it makes it hard for them. To get what you want from them you must plant the idea as if it was their idea! It is different from when you ask God because God always wants to give. 

Esther shows us the secret to gaining Ruach HaKodesh and this in our speech. Esther was able to write Megilat Esther with Ruach HaKodesh. The Zorah teaches that once when someone receives Ruach HaKodesh (the Holy Spirit) they are connected to the truth, connected to God, and what to speak. From a simple way of protecting one's speech, one connects to a pure divine channel of light. When one doesn't protect what they say, they bring negative forces upon them. Our words are energy, they have an impact and draw positive or negative forces. What is one way you can change your speech to draw positive forces?