How to see the world today. G lobal events and human advancement is pointing the way to a world of redemption, peace, and G-dly knowledge. “Do you look like your dog?” originated in a photo series by Gerrard Gethings featuring canines alongside their owners. That’s not the first time humans have been compared to hounds; the Talmud posits that people prior to Moshiach’s arrival will have “the face of a dog”. Commentary ranges from the pessimistic prediction of a generation of

How to save a destructive world A millennium of deconstruction will give birth to a revelation of Divine unity as the foundation of existence. In 1513, Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León landed on the shores of what is now Florida while chasing the Fountain of Youth. Throughout history, humanity has used alchemy, elixirs, cryogenics, or today’s billion-dollar tech to reverse aging through therapeutic methods or genetic engineering.But what is truly in store for humanity? Jew

When Humility Makes You Great Moshiach descends from David because both embody the paradox of true leadership: achieving ultimate greatness through complete humility and self-nullification in service of G-d.

The Ultimate Mitzvah Experience Moshiach will restore not only the missing mitzvot but elevate all observance to its intended level of Divine consciousness and transformative power.

The banner of the un-lost tribes In the end of days, the lost tribes will reunite under the humility and service of Yehudah, when service will channel spirituality to serve G-d forever.

The Meaning of Suffering Before Redemption Since the times of the prophets, Jewish leaders foretold of a painful transition from exile to redemption. In the current era, the threshold has been breeched—all that's left is Moshiach’s arrival.

When the time of redemption comes and goes History's greatest Jewish leaders repeatedly announced specific dates for redemption, only deepening the mystery of why Moshiach has not yet arrived.

The anguish of the redeemer in exile Moshiach suffers along with the Jewish people in exile. He longs to redeem them, and his actions demonstrate how is always ready to come.

Why miracles and enduring change are coming In contrast to the miracles of the Exodus, the wonders of the time of Moshiach will uplift, not abandon, every aspect of creation.

Eliyahu and the Last Steps of Exile Eliyahu Hanavi is uniquely adept at elevating the mundane, making him the appropriate and necessary precursor for Moshiach.

How Oneness Outperforms Love To be one means dissolving the illusion of separateness and recognizing that, at its core, the Jewish people are a single indivisible being.

The landscape of Jerusalem of the future The home is the epicenter of a Jew’s connection to Divine, as will be reflected in its absorption into the future Temple.

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.

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

How Demanding Moshiach Brings Him Closer Galut, the estrangement between the Jews and G-d, could be readily repaired through demanding Moshiach, expressing a genuine desire to reconnect.

Remembering the Temple through Ritual  Inspiration for Galus: How We’ve Preserved Memories & Traditions for Generations.

The precise timing of the Chassidic revolution Today’s widespread access to the hidden aspects of Torah is a direct effect of the world’s proximity to redemption

Monarchy in the Messianic era This lesson will explore the role of Moshiach; the king in an era of world peace.

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

Why Moshiach is the Core of the Liturgy. Why are so many of our daily requests about Moshiach? A recent survey found that close to 50% of Americans pray every day, and at least 37% of those believe that their prayers have been answered. They pray for health, prosperity, and the well-being of their loved ones. Some even pray for their favorite sports team to win or to find a good parking space. Jews are commanded to commune with G-d three times a day and voice various supplica