Foundations

The spiritual and historical connection between the sons of Noah and the sons of Jacob in context of Channukah.

Exile is not only about punishment, but about learning something.

How can we understand a holy man like Yehuda involved with soliciting a night worker? (Low audio)

A fun dive into the dynamics of Faith, Trust, and reasonable effort with a side of theodicy (look it up lol).

Return to basic foundations, purpose of life, this world and the Next.

Start of your jewish journey correctly, with three fundamental principles that will act as a foundation for everthing else you learn.

Climb the ladder to transcendence with these three levels of pleasure.

Three fundamental rules for all relationships.

What made Eisav go bad, when he started with such potential?

Isaac our forefather at first seems like he's got very little interesting about him in comparison to his father and his son.

Fundamental and

An exploration of the idea that the forefathers were blessed with 'everthing'.

A womens class asking the age old question, what do men really want anyway?

Right after the saddest day of the year, Tisha B'Av, comes one of the happiest, Tu B'Av. Traditionally connected to the concept of romantic love, in this class we explore more deeply the mostly unknown holiday of the 15th day of Av.

Did you know that the Creator has a feminine presence? Did you also know it is connected to the Chosen people?

Who is this great enemy of Judaism, Amalek? What do they represent and how do we grow from our conflict with their ideology?

Why do we want Moshiach really? Explore multiple levels of maturity on the subject of awaiting Moshiach.

Purim is largely the story of the ideological battle between Amalek and Judaism. In this context we explore the philosophies of randomness vs providence.

Rejoice while trembling, Yom Kippur is a day of Awe, but it is also a day of remarkable Joy, lets explain why.

Pleasure is a Ladder leading to the Almighty, when properly utilized and not abused.

I illustrate three foundational principles of Judaism and rational life with badly drawn pictures.

Understanding the final stages of repentance, which is atonement and purity.

Confession is a Jewish thing, which means there's a right and wrong way to do it :)

Guilt and Shame are important parts of the Human experience, but what is proper Jewish Guilt and how do we use it to prepare for the High Holidays?

The Jewish month of Elul is the time to prepare for the High Holy Days, but when do you prepare for Elul?