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

O ne day, your worst enemy will become your greatest ally In the Messianic era, the yetzer hara will not be destroyed but  transformed, with its passionate energy redirected from evil to holiness, from an enemy to a powerful ally for spiritual growth.

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.

Life as We Don’t Know it Through discerning the Creator in creation and using the world for good, confusion and decay will be replaced with Divine clarity and everlasting life.

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.

A Change in Form, Not in Substance The mundane is not evil, and is ripe for transformation into revealed good.

Eliminating Judaism’s Existential Threat Amalek, representing apathy and cynicism, is the most lethal threat to the Jewish people. Passion and conviction in learning Torah and doing mitzvot rekindle the spark, bringing the light of redemption to the individual and the world.

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

Should we fear the end times? A Jewish perspective on apocalyptic visions and the ultimate reckoning.

Creating a Moshiach environment today. How remembering the Exodus can be an impetus to bring redemption into the day-to-day. Artistic block is the bane of anyone who works in a creative field. The aspiring author. The brilliant artist. The talented musician. They all dream of taking the world by storm. Yet just as they are about to soar, self-doubt creeps in. They begin to wonder: Do I have what it takes?  The author’s pen falters; the artist’s brush hesitates; and the singer

The transformative nature of a fast day. This lesson talks about the deeper element of the fast days and the days of destruction. Many ancient cultures contain the legend of a phoenix. The story is of a bird that lives hundreds of years only to be self-immolated, then ultimately reborn from its own ashes. The book of Iyov [29:18] speaks of a bird called “chol” as a symbol of Iyov’s dashed hopes for longevity. Rashi explains that the chol lives a thousand years and then revert

The unholy forecaster of the Moshiach prophecy. This lesson explores the prophecy of Bilaam and the message of transformation that it represents. The League of Antisemites was created by a German journalist in 1897.  The ideas espoused weren’t new, with the same old anti-Jewish lies and bigotry—but as atheists, the league looked for a definition to their hatred that could no longer be explained along religious lines. Thus the term “Semite,” a Middle-Eastern cultural grouping,

Every Jew will be part of the Moshiach experience. This lesson talks about the inclusive nature of the Moshiach reality. The United States is one of the many nations that formally forbids foreign felons from breaching their borders. Within the justice system, there are different degrees of restrictions on criminals, and a “record” can deny a person rights and permissions. What are the limitations of entry into the Moshiach era? Is there a system of plea deals, expungements, o