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.

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.

Seers of the Age of Information The Messianic era will democratize prophecy, transforming Divine consciousness from an elite spiritual achievement into the universal human experience.

The making of the real Moshiach To qualify as Moshiach, a Jewish religious leader who descends from King David must inspire the Jewish people and fight G-d’s spiritual wars; to actually be Moshiach, he will need to succeed at those goals, build the Temple, and gather all the Jews to the Holy Land.

The Power of Torah to Bring Redemption The world of Moshiach unfolds through the art of harmony—blending opposing elements into a unified whole.

Moshiach’s Unique Leadership Style Moshiach will be the greatest teacher of all time, revealing the deepest secrets of Torah and reality through the profound clarity of sight

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.

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

The Resurrection of the Dead in the Messianic Era This lesson describes Techiyas Hameisim and its centrality.

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

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

How Tzedakah Is the Key to Transformation. What’s the connection between tzedakah and geulah? The United States boasts a vibrant tradition of philanthropy that fuels social engagement and community transformation. It's not just billionaires and large foundations making an impact—over two-thirds of Americans report that they have donated at least a small amount to charity in the past year. How can even a trivial donation make a significant difference? In Rambam’s Laws of Chari

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

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