Rabbi Amichai and Miriam Cohen
The Live Kabbalah Podcast- Daily Wisdom, Deep Conversations, Inner Transformation
Live Kabbalah is a space for deep, soulful Torah and spiritual learning rooted in Kabbalah, Chassidut, Tanya, Zohar, the Hebrew calendar, and the soul’s inner journey. Alongside daily sharings, teachings, and interviews, we explore healing, consciousness, personal growth, and Jewish spirituality. For deeper learning, the Light Warrior Circle and the Live Kabbalah library offer exclusive classes, guided teachings, courses, and a rich path of ongoing transformation. Explore more at www.livekabbalah.com
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Rabbi Amichai and Miriam Cohen
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Último episodio
9 de jul. de 2026
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Episodios
Episode #1: Our Capacity to Love – Special Needs with Yisrael Ben-Baruch 03.12.2019 54:57
In this inspirational episode of the Live Your Truth Podcast, we explore the extraordinary capacity to love with Yisrael Ben-Baruch and his wife Chaya. As parents of two special needs adults and five adopted special needs children, they demonstrate exceptional love and dedication. Yisrael also shares his journey of conversion to Judaism and the process of making Aliyah from Alaska to Israel. This...
Episode #2: Zusha Band – A New Genre of Music: The Niggun Rebranded 05.06.2019 16:48
In this episode of the Live Kabbalah Podcast, we feature the Zusha Band, one of the most up-and-coming Jewish music groups. Inspired by Chassidic traditions, Shlomo Gaisin and Zacharia G create a unique blend of niggunim, jazz, and funk. Join us as we discuss their new genre of soulful rock music and explore the innovative sounds that define their style.
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