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To create inner space, you need to first bring awareness to whatever mental noise and emotional pain are cluttering up that space; the awareness transmutes the clutter. And what is awareness? Is it not the consciousness of Reality Itself, waking up in the universe through your nervous system? In other words, God? Create an inner temple and heal emotional pain through Parshat Terumah and a guided meditation based on the Hebrew letter Koof, with Rabbi Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks.

Opening song Hashkiveinu and piano improvisation also by Brian Yosef. Hashkiveinu is from the album Ayn Od by BRIAH, and features the vocals of Jeannette Ferber and Bon Singer, along with Sam “Shmully” Markewich on drums, Joshua Miele on bass, and Lior Tzarfaty on guitar.

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There’s a huge difference between dabbling in different practices and actually making a home of your spiritual life in a solid tradition. And while dabbling might seem more freeing, there is a much deeper freedom that comes from giving up the seeking, and coming home to your essence within a committed community and practice. But to do that, you need to awaken that level of your being that longs to come home, that isn’t seduced by superficial freedom, and that is ready to make a commitment.

In this episode of the Torah of Awakening Jewish Meditation Podcast, we’ll practice connecting on this level through Parshat Mishpatim, followed a guided meditation based on the Hebrew letter Tzaddi, with Rabbi Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks. Opening song Hashkiveinu and piano improvisation also by Brian Yosef. Hashkiveinu is from the album Ayn Od by BRIAH, and features the vocals of Jeannette Ferber and Bon Singer, along with Sam “Shmully” Markewich on drums, Joshua Miele on bass, and Lior Tzarfaty on guitar.

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If you search yourself, you can look everywhere and never find yourself, because of course, it’s your “self” that’s doing the looking. And, when you do find yourself as the one who is looking, meaning, when you find out that you are the field of awareness within which this moment arises, there is a tremendous relief and unburdening – this is Jewish Meditation.

In this episode of the Torah of Awakening Jewish Meditation Podcast, you’ll get a taste of this freedom through Parshat Yitro, followed a guided meditation based on the Hebrew letter reish, with Rabbi Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks. Opening song Hashkiveinu and piano improvisation also by Brian Yosef.

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If you want to truly get free from the Egypt of emotional suffering, you have to first be fully present with the Egypt, meaning, bring your awareness deeply into those feelings that keep you enslaved – this is meditation. In this episode of the Torah of Awakening Jewish Meditation Podcast, you’ll get a taste of this freedom through Parshat Beshalakh, followed a guided meditation based on the Hebrew letter yud, with Rabbi Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks. Opening song Hashkiveinu and piano improvisation also by Brian Yosef.

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It is only through our struggling with our desires and other powerful unconscious impulses that our consciousness can expand beyond the ordinary limits of ego into an indescribable vastness and inner freedom. In this episode of the Torah of Awakening Jewish Meditation Podcast featuring the parsha of the week, you’ll get a taste of this freedom through an exploration of Parshat Bo, followed a guided meditation based on the Hebrew letter tav, with Rabbi Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks. Opening song Hashkiveinu and piano improvisation also by Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks.

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The role of spiritual teacher is to remind you of your Divine potential, and then to show you the way to actualize that potential. In this episode of the Torah of Awakening Jewish Meditation Podcast, we’ll look at an amazing verse which accomplishes both of these things from parshat Vaera, followed a guided meditation based on the Hebrew letter Ayin, with Rabbi Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks. Opening song "Hashkiveinu" and piano improvisation also by Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks.

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When God is tells Moses to free the Israelites from Egypt, Moses resists: “I can’t do it - send somebody else!” God responds, Anokhi Ehyeh – “I will be with you.” And a bit earlier, when Moses asks God’s Name, the reply is the same: Ehyeh – “I Will Be.” In other words, God is Being. God is not a being, not even the most supreme being, but Being Itself. M’lo khol ha-aretz k’vodo – “the whole world is filled with Divine Presence” – because God is the inner beingness or isness of everything.

You can know this for yourself by shifting your attention away from thought and into Presence; this is meditation. How do you do it? Find out in this episode of the Torah of Awakening Jewish Meditation Podcast on Parshat Sh’mot, with a guided meditation based on the Hebrew letter ט TET, with Rabbi Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks.

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What does it mean to be present, and how do you do it? In the Torah portion, Parshat Miketz, Yosef gives us a map for our journey into the space of the present moment. In this space, effort drops away - we can stop trying to be present—and allow Presence to reveal itself. How do you do that?

That’s what we explore in this episode of the Torah of Awakening Jewish Meditation Podcast on Parshat Miketz, with a guided meditation based on the Hebrew letter ע ayin, with Rabbi Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks. Opening music is "Hashkiveinu" by Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks, performed by BRIAH from the album Ayn Od | Music for Shabbat.

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Torah of Awakening is an online learning and practice community for awakening inner freedom through Jewish Meditation. Rooted in Kabbalah and Hasidism with an Integral lens, it features transformative teachings, Hebrew chanting and guided Jewish meditation, all aimed at cultivating “Spiritual Awakening” – the experiential realization that you are infinitely more than your thoughts and feelings. Beneath your personality is a vast field of awareness, free from negativity and connected to the aliveness of the present moment.

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