Rabbi Shaul Youdkevitch – Zohar & Kabbalah Study

The Parasha (Story) of Shelaḥ Lekha is about the daily challenges we are facing when we experience emotional reactions that turn us blind and than, push us to behave in a way that will contradict our real interests.

The Parasha (Story) of Naso continues to teach us about the power of words in creating our reality and how to elevate our lives to higher and better levels.

The Parasha (Story) of BaMidbar, is teaching us the secret of achieving goals and fulfillment as an individual and as a society.

The Parasha (Story) of BeḤukotai is the last one in the Book of VaYikra – Leviticus and it has many lessons for us concerning the true meaning of life and about our responsibility for this physical world.

The Parasha (Story) of BeHar is teaching us about true freedom.

The Parasha (Story) of Emor is another opportunity on our journey to purity of the mind and purity of speech on the road to experiencing genuine Free Will and Personal Power.

The Parasha (Story) of  Kedoshim  is centered around the verse "Love others as you love yourself" how is this parasha so important in order to understand the meaning of life?

The Parasha (Story) of Metsora  is the 5th Parasha of the Book of Leviticus – The Journey for Clarity and finding one's calling in life. This Parasha is focusing on the understanding of the true nature of Free Will, the secret of Pesah and the way to inject positivity in houses.

The Parasha (Story) of Tazria is the 4th Parasha of the Book of Leviticus – The Journey for Clarity and finding one's calling in life. This Parasha is focusing on the understanding of the true nature of Free Will.

The Parasha (Story) of Shemini is the 3rd Parasha of the Book of Leviticus –The Journey for Clarity and finding one's calling in life. This Parasha is focusing on the need for enlightenment.

The Parasha (Story) of Tsav is the 2nd Parasha of the Book of Leviticus – The Journey for Clarity and finding one's calling in life.

The Parasha (Story) of Pekudei is the last Parasha of the Book of Exodus, it is about the power of to take command over our lives and what does that mean.

The Parasha (Story) of VaYak'hel, is about the power of a community and friends to transform our consciousness.

The Parasha (Story) of Ki-Tisa, The Sin of The Golden Calf, is engaged in one of the most important problems of one's life – dealing with failure. Every person has moments of failure and betrayal. How do we deal with it? How to change a situation that looks seemingly hopeless? What is the formula for reversing the fortune and fate after the worst happened?

Parashat Tetsaveh continues Terumah that is the beginning of a new period of building and creating of ourselves inside out – it's time for renewal. In this Parasha we learn how to become magical priests, connect to the powers of Moses and how is Purim connected to that?

Parashat Terumah is the beginning of a new period of building and creating of ourselves inside out – it's time for renewal.

Parashat Mishpatim signals the 6th week of this era of spiritual work and transformation – SHoVaVIM, Initials of the names of the six Parashot describing The Exodus. This week's Parasha, the peak of the story of Mankind – arriving to the point of total cleansing continues with many details of legal issues to show that God is in the details.

Parashat Yitro signals the 5th week of this era of spiritual work and transformation – ShOVaVIM, initials of the names of the six Parashot describing The Exodus. This week's Parasha is the peak of the story of Mankind – arriving to the point of total cleansing from pain, chaos and death. How? How can we connect to this awsome moment in the history of our planet?

Parashat BeShalaḥ  signals the 4th week of a new era of spiritual work — SHoVaVIM, Initials of the names of the six Parashot describing The Exodus.

Parashat Bo signals the 3rd week of a new era of spiritual work – SHoVaVIM, Initials of the names of the six Parashot describing The Exodus.

The Parasha (Story) of VaEra is the 2nd Parasha of a very important time of the year according to Kabbalah, the six weeks of Shovavim (the initials of the parashot of these weeks). During the six weeks, while reading about the Exodus, we have a great opportunity to deliver ourselves to a higher, more liberated place. These weeks are not easy, hidden pain, conflicts and stress have the tendency to...

Parashat Shemot signals the beginning of a new era of spiritual work - SHoVaVIM, Initials of the names of the six Parashot describing The Exodus. This is the first Parasha of the Book of Exodus – Shemot.

The Parasha (Story) of VaYeḥi is teaching us about reaching spiritual levels and about prophecy.

The Parasha (Story) of Mikkets is a great lesson about free will. What is the connection to Hanukkah?

The Parasha (Story) of VaYeshev is teaching us the secrets of True Success through the amazing, unbelievable story of Joseph.