Decoding the Universe - Part 10
"Divine Personalities"
With Rabbi Ari Sollish

Human beings have different personalities. The Talmud sums it up thus: "Just as two faces are not alike, so are two personalities not alike."

Truth be told, each of us individually possesses multiple personalities. We have moments of kindness and moments of severity, moments of ambition and moments of humility.

Seeing as we human beings have been created in the Divine image, the Kabbalists expose G-d's "multiple personalities." Each is intimated by one of the many names of G-d found in Scripture. The name "Havaya" evokes a different personality than the name "Elokim," and the name "Keil" is very different than the name "Shakai."

In this magnificent session of Kabbalah & Coffee we look at Divine Personalities and decode the Biblical names of G-d. In the process we encounter the magnificent mystical doctrine of Tzimtzum, and discover just how we got to be who we are.

Decoding the Universe - 10 - Divine Personalities

Decoding the Universe - Part 19
"The Origins of Time & Space"
With Rabbi Ari Sollish

There are certain things we take for granted. Certain existential parameters that are essential to life as we know it. Like, for example, time and space.

We assign a rigidity to time and space, and we operate based on the assumption that they will not collapse. Time will march forward and will not rewind. A moment is ever fleeting, gone a moment later. We can only be in one place at one time. And if I'm occupying this space, you can't be doing the same.

These are some of the rules of our realm of existence. But they didn't have to be. Nor were they always.

In this session of Kabbalah & Coffee we take a deep dive into the origins and identity of time and space. We discover how they came to be, and how even as they are, they are not as they appear.

Decoding The Universe - 19 - The Origins of Time & Space

“ADNOOT HAVAYA ELOKIM” -pt 12- TEFILLAH 101 - THE AMIDAH - Sharone Lankry 5783

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