בס”ד This blog post is a summary of a powerful lesson on the significance of words, as explored in the parsha Tazria. It’s definitely worth watching the full lesson on YouTube for a deeper insight. Here, we share some key ideas and practical lessons on how we can use our… Read More »PARSHAT TAZRIA – BUILDING A WORLD WITH WORDS
בס”ד Holiness in the Everyday: The Seven Noahide Laws as a Path to Spiritual Restraint Holiness isn’t something that resides in distant temples or atop faraway mountains; rather, it’s found in our daily decisions. Every choice we make — from what we say, eat, to how we manage our emotions… Read More »PARSHAT SHEMINI – PURITY, RESTRAINT AND THE NOAHIDE JOURNEY
בס”ד . A Summary of the class 1. What Does Contemplation Really Mean? To contemplate means to think deeply and consciously—especially about G-d. Not just a quick thought, but true reflection, emotion, and returning to the idea again and again. In Judaism, this is not reserved for mystics, but is… Read More »BNEI NOACH AND CONTEMPLATION
בס”ד The Universal Message of the Exodus In this class we’re going to explore one of the foundational events of human spiritual history: the Exodus from Egypt. Of course, this refers to the Exodus of the Jewish people. Many people view the Exodus as a Jewish national story, something specific… Read More »EXODUS – ITS MEANING FOR NOAHIDES
בס”ד A Jewish Perspective on Divine Guidance Have You Ever Felt an Invisible Hand Guiding You? Imagine walking alone at night. It’s too quiet—eerily quiet. Suddenly, you feel something, an unseen force nudging you. Your gut tells you to turn left instead of right. You listen, and later realize you… Read More »ARE ANGELS WHAT YOU THINK?
בס”ד Let’s begin by referencing Exodus 20:3, where it states, “You shall not worship them nor serve them, for I am Hashem, your G-d.” This verse appears in the context of the Ten Commandments, underscoring the absolute prohibition of idolatry. In our previous classes on idolatry, we explored the definition… Read More »THE ORIGINS OF IDOLATRY PART IV- NO GODS BEFORE ME
בס”ד . Sources Fundamental structure ● G-d – Infinite vs. Finite – Tzimtzum – Concealment ● Creation – Definition / Expressions (Sefirot) ● Man – Created in the image of G-d (Bereshit 1:26) ● Mishkan (Tabernacle) – Resembles the same structure Structure of the soul ● Intellect – Wisdom (Chochma)… Read More »BNEI NOACH – MIND OVER HEART
בס”ד Understanding the Prohibitions of Idol Worship: How to avoid idolatry Idol worship, or Avodah Zarah in Hebrew, is one of the most strictly prohibited actions in Torah law. It extends beyond merely bowing to statues or offering sacrifices to deities. Fundamentally, idol worship is defined as attributing power to… Read More »THE ORIGINS OF IDOLATRY PART III- HOW TO AVOID IDOLATRY
בס”ד . Sources – The laws of Bnei Noach are not in the Code of Jewish Law – Shulchan Aruch (Likutei Sichot vol. 26, p. 141) – The Rebbe spent hours talking about the general ideas for Bnei Noach. – Two sources regarding general application of rational concepts in Torah… Read More »DEATH, BURIAL AND MOURNING – FOR BNEI NOACH
בס”ד . World to come: What? Rambam vs. Ramban Conclusion Bnei Noach and Gan Eden Bnei Noach and “World to come” Bnei Noch and “Resurrection of the Dead” Not only Israel, but the “pious among the gentiles” also have a portion in the World to Come and the Resurrection of… Read More »THE WORLD TO COME – WHAT ABOUT BNEI NOACH?
