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

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 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.

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.

The cumulative effect of bringing Moshiach The contemporary Jew is empowered to bring Moshiach by building upon their accumulated merits and employing the inherited spiritual potential accessed by loftier generations. hee

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...

Jewish Mysticism Meets Societal Change Scientific discoveries reveal the fundamental unity of nature, mirroring the deeper spiritual truth of G-d's Oneness, which will be fully realized in the era of Moshiach.

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

On the verge of fulfilling a 4000 year old promise. This lesson explores the finality of G-d’s promise of the Jewish people’s homeland.

Why Teshuvah is inevitable. Learn why in the Rambam’s view, the entire Jewish people will eventually do teshuvah. As of this writing, astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore have been stranded in space for fourteen weeks. What started as a weeklong visit to the International Space Station for Wilmore and Williams may stretch many more months. Engineers on earth are working overtime to diagnose and correct the malfunctions of their Starliner spacecraft so it can return. I

The inner dimension of the shofar of Moshiach. All about the Shofar of Moshiach and its inner significance.

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,

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

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

Understanding the nature of G-d's relationship with the Jewish people. This lesson describes the bond that began at Matan Torah and what it is growing into. Synthesis is the act of combining two or more elements to form a new entity. This process occurs in nature, such as the combination of hydrogen and oxygen to create water, and in human-directed activities, such as cooking and composing music. The ability to synthesize helps sustain existence and promotes personal growth a

Living a dream, eager to awake. This lesson explores the dreamlike state of Galus vs the high-functioning spirituality of Geulah. Perhaps the most astonishing technological development of our time is Artificial Intelligence. Ask an AI generator to depict an old Lithuanian rabbi soaring over New York City while clutching an enormous pickle. Moments later it will generate this wacky sight. Surely, this is a sign of extraordinary technological capabilities, but perhaps, more dee

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