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

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.

Counterculture as the Key to Moshiach The combative stance toward authority is an incredibly powerful tool that, when utilized positively, can shatter bygone perspectives and ready the world for the seismic shift of Moshiach’s arrival.

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.

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

Understanding the timing of Redemption Prophecies. When the “light at the end of the tunnel” can illuminate the entire journey.  To prepare for battle, soldiers go through many stages of basic and tactical training. One non-practical but essential component remains. Aimed at setting the soldier in the proper mental and emotional state of mind before engaging the enemy, commanders gather their troops and rally them by evoking the imperative of their mission and the glory of it

Moshiach in Our Times. This lesson is about  Ani Maamin and the necessity to believe Moshiach will come today, not just someday. A group of modern psychologists have coined the term “primal world beliefs” (also called “primals”) to define how individuals live their lives based on what they perceive as “truths.” To determine what these beliefs are, they fed  sacred texts, movies, fiction books, and tweets into a data analysis tool. They then narrowed in on 26 primary words tha