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The Neshamah Project

The Neshamah Project

De: Rabbi Ben Newman
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  • The Neshamah Project Podcast Episode 92: The Tree, Light, and Death

    The Neshamah Project Podcast Episode 92: The Tree, Light, and Death
    Oct 16 2025
    In this episode of The Neshamah Project, we explore a luminous teaching from the Kedushat Levi on Genesis 2:17. Rabbi Levi Yitzhak of Berditchev reimagines the story of Eden not as a tale of sin, but as a lesson in spiritual readiness — about what happens when we try to take in more light than we can hold. Through reflection and interpretation, we uncover how this Hasidic insight becomes a tool for human thriving: transforming darkness into light, overreaching into wisdom, and our daily struggles into sparks of awakening.
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    13 m
  • The Neshamaha Project: Episode 91- All Is Breath: The Maor VaShemesh on Kohelet

    The Neshamaha Project: Episode 91- All Is Breath: The Maor VaShemesh on Kohelet
    Oct 7 2025
    In this episode of The Neshamah Project, we explore two luminous teachings from the Maor VaShemesh on Kohelet. First, “All is breath” — a vision of life as sacred exhalation, where every word and action flows from divine intention. Second, “The breath of many voices” — a reminder that when we gather in prayer, song, or silence, our shared breath reshapes the world. Together, these teachings invite us to return to simplicity, to presence, and to the living rhythm that connects every soul.
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    13 m
  • The Neshamah Project Podcast Episode 90: Sparks of Return

    The Neshamah Project Podcast Episode 90: Sparks of Return
    Sep 25 2025
    After the death of Aaron’s sons, the Torah places the Yom Kippur service—why there, and why “not at all times” yet “once a year”? Drawing on the Maor VaShemesh, we explore how all souls are one body, how one mitzvah can tip the world, and why true teshuvah requires discernment—opening wide on “Yom Kippur moments” while keeping loving boundaries the rest of the year. Includes a practical reflection for shifting destructive patterns personally, communally, and globally.
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    14 m
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