A Dwelling Place in this World

Revealing the Divine Power Within the Physical In the era of Moshiach, the body will no longer serve the soul—it will sustain it.

Their battle and the meal that follows The Leviathan and the Behemoth symbolize two types of relationship with the Divine; their ultimate battle settles the question of which form of service is superior.

Gliding on clouds, or riding a donkey Moshiach will complete the process of harnessing the world for a higher purpose by simultaneously freeing the soul and elevating its most physical aspects.

Material Bounty in the Age of Moshiach The Messianic era will be replete with extraordinary physical phenomena, like ready-to-eat food from the field. This is a reflection of the complete, transparent G-dliness that will permeate the physical world.

The Sanctuary Within Our Hearts The fundamental paradox of creation—the finite containing the infinite—is resolved by expanding the heart to embrace the boundless.

How Exile Conquered Gog And Magog The outcome of the war of Gog and Magog has already been spiritually accomplished through nearly two...

How Moshiach’s arrival will bring true wealth. How the arrival of Moshiach will impact business.

Jewish wisdom with global resonance. Explore the Future Redemption from the perspective of world peace.

A Redemption, its Redeemer, and their Biblical Guarantee. This Lesson describes the source of Moshiach in Torah and the power of that promise. People generally react with skepticism and cynicism to political candidates' campaign promises. Often crafted by savvy PR teams, backed by voter statistics and influenced by focus groups, these promises may lack true conviction, and the gap between what is promised and what is actually delivered can be quite significant. What factors c

The ingathering of the Jewish nation and the Divine. This lesson explores the returning of the exiles, and a special teaching from Rashbi in honor of Lag Baomer. Soldiers returning home from the battlefield to their family’s warm embrace can trigger strong emotions, like those felt at the birth of a child, weddings, and funerals. After holding onto a crumpled family photograph for months, the reunion moment offers a newfound appreciation for the value of home and loved ones.

How the Creator sees Creation. This lesson explains that Moshiach came before, and is the purpose of creation. In The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People,  the author identifies one habit to help clarify vision, focus efforts, and align actions with desired outcomes: begin with the end in mind.  The ultimate project in all of history was G-d’s creation of the world. What was the end our Creator had in mind when He began? From Bereshit Rabbah,  a collection of Aggadic teaching