Kabbalah

You have free will. You can choose the way you want to live your life. The letter Alef can show you the secret of living a life of spiritual healing and meaning.

Series: Human Self-Creation with the Kabbalah of Rebbe Nachman

In this short segment of a much longer lesson, Rebbe Nachman focuses on the essence of Rosh Hashanah.  What is revealed? The Yom Tov’s dynamic cosmic process in which the Creator reaches out and encourages Man to approach and seek atonement from Him! Rebbe Nachman boldly portrays a drama in which we are drawn forth by Hashem’s warmth—from our embarrassed, humiliated isolation—toward a confidently meaningful confrontation with ourselves, and a deeper understanding of our true nature, potential and mission.

Series: Relationships with Chaya Rivka Zwolinski

For women only.

How do the eyes, hands, heart, and other body parts reflect your spiritual anatomy?

Does good health or it’s opposite always correspond to the state of your soul?

Is there an original holistic healing modality that is rooted in Jewish mysticism, one that is relevant today?

Series: Human Self-Creation with the Kabbalah of Rebbe Nachman

In this provocative course, together we’ll explore the pathology of a Universal and most basic human flaw: Self-Deception.

Rebbe Nachman’s Likutey Moharan 51 explains where the psychological constitution of Man is situated, then shows us the psyche against the backdrop of grand Kabbalistic principles, as described in the Arizal’s (R’ Isaac Luria) teachings about the very beginning of Creation.

For women only.

In this guide to the spiritual work we do during the Sefirah period, we’ll explore the seven lower Divine attributes according to the teachings of Rebbe Nachman and Reb Noson, especially as we find them in the story of The Master of Prayer.

We’ll also use the contemporary Kabbalistic text of the Sefirah period, U’sfartem Lachem, by Rav Danial Frisch, and discuss the interinclusion of attributes, their permutations, and how they relate to us personally. Even though its teachings are rooted in the loftiest concepts, the text offers us a chance to apply them to the realm of action in a way more easily grasped.

Gratitude’s power is richer than you think it is–by thanking Hashem you can bring blessings and salvation into your life.

The Quest for G-d and Self with Mordechai Kaufman

Have you ever asked yourself:

How do I find G-d?

What can I possibly know about G-d?

What does G-d really want from me?

In this intellectual exploration of Breslov thought, BreslovCampus lecturer Mordechai Kaufman discusses how Rebbe Nachman of Breslov turns these questions inward and asks us to ask ourselves:

Series:  Human Self-Creation with the Kabbalah of Rebbe Nachman
Time: 8 PM (EST); 5 PM Pacific Time

Date: Monday, Aug 17; Aug. 24; Aug. 31

Level: All. This course does not require knowledge of Breslov Chassidut but will appeal to those interested in a deeply thoughtful, intellectual exploration of the ideas of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov, which are sourced in the Kabbalah of the Ari’zal, Rabbi Yitzchak Luria.
Text: Likutey Moharan, 206 (Ta’iti) plus other Torahs from LM; texts will be provided

Instructor: Mordechai Kaufman

In this thought-provoking mini-series we will explore the multi-faceted dimensions of teshuva (repentance) as expressed in a selection of Rebbe Nachman’s written lessons. Our first reading will be the beautiful Torah 206, in which man is portrayed as a lost sheep, and G-d is the shepherd. We will also be discussing selections from LM Torahs 4, 6, and 64, in which teshuva assumes the role of a creative capability within Man, who is charged with the dual tasks of “self-creation” as well as assisting the process of Cosmic repair.

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