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Kabbalah Talk with Rav Yaakov Shepherd

Kabbalah Talk with Rav Yaakov Shepherd

著者： Rav Yakov Shepherd
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Ancient Jewish wisdom for the world you actually live in. Each week, Rav Yaakov Shepherd takes one concept of Kabbalah — or the deeper meaning of the moment in the Jewish calendar — and explores it in plain, livable language. スピリチュアリティ ユダヤ教
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  • Kabbalah Talk: Noach

    Kabbalah Talk: Noach
    2026/10/15

    Why do we wait until it hurts? Eric opens with a question most of us know from our own lives: the thing we keep putting off until it hurts. In this episode of Kabbalah Talk, Eric and Rav Yakov Shepherd read Parashat Noach through that question.

    We talk about Noach, about the Shechinah, about the teivah that each of us needs to build for himself, and about the tzaddikim. The episode draws on this week's Ramban Yad'a newsletter.

    Whoever gives their tithes to the yeshiva merits that we pray for them on an ongoing basis, at holy places in the Land of Israel. Our emissaries go out all year, each time to a different place, and they always mention the names of our supporters. Give your tithes here:
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    More Kabbalah books and Jewish meditation at http://KingDavidKabbalah.com
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    10 分
  • Kabbalah Talk: Tohu and Bohu, the Building Blocks of Creation

    Kabbalah Talk: Tohu and Bohu, the Building Blocks of Creation
    2026/10/09

    What does tohu va'vohu actually mean? Most of us grew up hearing it as a word for chaos, the thing your mother said when she opened the door of your room. In this episode of Kabbalah Talk, Eric asks Rav Yakov Shepherd what tohu and bohu mean, and the answer turns out to be a building site, not a mess.

    We read the Ramban on Bereishit together with Meirat Einayim by Rabbi Yitzchak of Acco. The Ramban says the raw matter the Greeks called hyle is called tohu in the Holy Tongue: material with no shape yet, ready to receive form. Bohu is the forms built out of it. Yeshayahu speaks of the line of tohu and the stones of bohu, the string a builder stretches across an empty lot to mark the plan before any stone goes in.

    If there is something in your life that has no shape yet, maybe it isn't a mess. Maybe it is tohu waiting for its bohu.

    The full study, verse by verse, is in this week's Ramban Yad'a newsletter (PDF):
    https://kingdavidkabbalah.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Ramban-Yada-Bereishit-5787.pdf

    Whoever gives their tithes to the yeshiva merits that we pray for them on an ongoing basis, at holy places in the Land of Israel. Our emissaries go out all year, each time to a different place, and they always mention the names of our supporters. Give your tithes here:
    https://www.jgive.com/new/en/usd/collect/donation-targets/171964/amount

    Learn with us on Telegram:
    https://t.me/kabbalahNhalacha

    More Kabbalah books and Jewish meditation at http://KingDavidKabbalah.com
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    14 分
  • Are We Infinite?

    Are We Infinite?
    2026/10/04
    A forum thread asks three words: "Are we infinite?" Nearly everyone answers yes. Rav Yaakov Shepherd and Eric look at what an old kabbalah book, Shomer Emunim by Rabbi Yosef Ergas, actually says about it, and the answer is more interesting than yes or no: nothing broke off from the Infinite, like a candle lit from a candle, the first flame loses nothing, and yet there is a second flame giving real light. Support the work, and be included in the prayers of the holiday campaign: https://www.jgive.com/new/en/ils/donation-targets/176166 Leave a name for prayer (graves of the tzaddikim / pidyon nefesh): https://kingdavidkabbalah.com/send-a-name/ Source for today's teaching: Shomer Emunim, Rabbi Yosef Ergas (citing the Tikkunei Zohar for the candle image). Ein Sof as a name of Kether: Ramban on Bereishit 1:1.
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    11 分
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