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Hosted by Chaya Adamson · religion · EN-US · 53 episodes
Weekly Parsha insights, based on the teachings of Reb Yoel Torjman Z"L. Join weekly for fundamental life lessons as we learn Torah in a way that feels connected and holy.
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Parsha With Purpose
<p>Vayikra opens with a call—but not to become something new. To recognize that you were never far. In the energy of Nissan, where redemption comes before readiness, we explore what karbanot really mean: not sacrifice, but integration. The work is not to fix yourself or get closer, but to bring every part of you into a closeness that already exists.</p><p><br></p>
Parsha With Purpose
<p> After the rupture of the golden calf, Moshe gathers the people once again — this time for repair. Before the Mishkan can be built, the Torah introduces Shabbos and the deeper meaning of menucha. This class explores the power of gathering, the difference between connection driven by fear and connection guided by consciousness, and why true creation begins with surrender and rest. Shabbos becomes the antidote to control, teaching us how to open, receive, and create space for the Divine to dwell within us.</p><p><br></p>
Parsha With Purpose
<p>Forty days after standing at Sinai, the Jewish people panic and build the Golden Calf. How could we fall so quickly after experiencing revelation and oneness with God? In this episode we explore the deeper story behind the rupture — the human longing for tangible connection, the danger of acting from fear instead of trust, and the powerful contrast between the chaotic gathering around the calf and the intentional gathering through the half-shekel. Through this lens, Ki Tisa becomes a lesson in presence: how true connection with God, with others, and with ourselves is not built through frantic action, but th...
Parsha With Purpose
<p>In Parshat Tetzaveh, Moshe’s name disappears — the only time from his birth until the end of the Torah that he is not mentioned. And yet, he is fully present. What does it mean to be addressed without a name? What is essence beyond identity? This week we explore Moshe’s leadership, the daily lighting of the menorah, and the power of consistency. The oil represents potential — but potential must be refined and ignited. True leadership doesn’t replace your light; it activates it. We also read Parshat Zachor and confront Amalek — the force of doubt that cools clarity. Moshe embodi...
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<p>Adar teaches that even in concealment, G-d was there all along. Terumah teaches us to build a space to live with that awareness. In this class, we explore joy not as emotion, but as expansion — the force that breaks doubt, integrates inspiration, and transforms awakening into embodied practice. The Mishkan becomes a blueprint for building an inner sanctuary that can hold both pain and light — and return us, again and again, to who we truly are.</p><p><br></p>
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