Kabbalah Café: Creation & Redemption - 1 - A New World | Rabbi Ari Sollish

Kabbalah Café Creation & Redemption - Part 1 A New World With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, March 8th,2026. There are times when life feels entirely ordinary. We wake up, go to work, handle responsibilities, and move through the routines of the day. The world feels fixed, predictable, bound by the rules of nature. And yet, every so often, something breaks through. A moment of clarity. A flash of purpose. A sense that beneath the surface of our everyday lives lies something deeper, something transcendent. Which is the real world: the ordinary or the extraordinary? Our new Kabbalah Café series -- Creation & Redemption -- explores this very question through a powerful mystical text authored in 1940 by Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe, shortly after his dramatic rescue from war-torn Europe. At that moment, Judaism stood at a crossroads. The old world was collapsing, and in America many believed that Jewish life would inevitably have to change. “America is different,” people said. In this remarkable discourse, the Rebbe offers a bold spiritual vision: the natural and the supernatural are not opposites. The deeper purpose of creation is that the ordinary world itself can reveal the Divine. Creation and redemption are not just historical ideas. They are forces alive within each of us.