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Means to an End - Thursday 24.01
Discovering the Meaning in the Mundane
Why do you do what you do? Are you clear on your priorities? Does your life revolve around them? This lesson explores the importance of the means in achieving the end goal. |
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Theism vs. Deism - Thursday 31.01
Does G‑d Really Care?
How do you relate to G‑d? Does He dwell in the abstract or does He take interest in your personal affairs? This class explores our relationship with G‑d, and G‑d's relationship with us. |
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What Makes Us Jewish? - Thursday 7.02
The Significance of the Conversion Process
Nowadays the conversion process is incomplete. Does this mean converts are less Jewish? Or does this say something about what it means to be a Jew today? |
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Jewish Idol - Thursday 14.02
Giving In to the Urge for Idolatry
Idolatry stems from the urge for a tangible, sensory spiritual experience. In biblical times, the cherubs in the temple filled this need. How do we achieve this nowadays? |
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The Art of Attraction - Thursday 21.02
Understanding Esther's Beauty
What makes us attractive to others? Are people attracted to those who are proactive and "with it" or to those who bring out the beauty in others? |
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Why We Sleep - Thursday 28.02
An Exploration of Life's Nightly Reset Button
We spend one third of our lives sleeping, but to what end? This lesson discusses how to break with the past and set off on brand new beginnings with each new day. |
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Making a Difference - Thursday 7.03
Understanding the Impact of Our Actions
We follow routines sometimes failing to see how our efforts are effective in bettering society. This lesson introduces how-according to Judaism- the world hangs in the balance, dependent upon our every deed. |
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The Freedom Ride - Thursday 14.03
Unshackling the Prisoner Within
This lesson explores the secret behind the cups of wine at the Passover seder, uncovering four steps toward spiritual awakening and personal freedom. |
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A Stranger to Passover - Thursday 21.03
How to Connect with the Experience
Not unlike fine wine and whiskey, a taste for G‑d needs to be developed. Passover is a time of personal connection, a time to become a real connoisseur of spirituality. This lesson explains how. |
