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The Neshamah Project

The Neshamah Project

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  • Neshamah Project Episode 107: The Architecture of Illumination

    Neshamah Project Episode 107: The Architecture of Illumination
    Feb 27 2026
    In this episode we will dive into two comments from the Degel on Parshat Tetzaveh. The Degel reads tetzaveh not only as “command,” but as tzavta — connection — teaching that the purpose of creation itself is conscious relationship: from the world, to Israel, to the tzaddik, to the Divine. He then turns to the image of “pure olive oil, crushed for illumination.” Olive oil represents wisdom. When we speak with awareness, we can elevate the hidden sparks within even painful or constricted experiences. What feels crushed in life can become a source of light. The goal is to raise a ner tamid, a continual lamp — symbolizing both the Shekhinah and the human soul — transforming inner darkness into steady illumination through wisdom and connection.
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    17 m
  • The Neshamah Project-Epsiode 106: Taking the Infinite Home

    The Neshamah Project-Epsiode 106: Taking the Infinite Home
    Feb 19 2026
    In this episode of The Neshamah Project, Rabbi Ben Newman explores the deeper meaning of “Vayikchu li terumah” — not as giving something to God, but as taking the Divine into our own lives. Drawing on Hasidic and kabbalistic teachings, we look at how Torah, sacred language, and sustained practice can shape us over time, like the forty-day formation of both the human body and the revelation at Sinai. What might it mean to build an inner sanctuary where the Shekhinah can truly dwell?
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    19 m
  • Neshamah Project Epsiode 105: The Hidden Ledger

    Neshamah Project Epsiode 105: The Hidden Ledger
    Feb 11 2026
    A mystical reading of Mishpatim that reframes justice as part of a longer soul-arc. Drawing on the Degel Machaneh Ephraim and the Zohar, this episode explores how moments that feel unfair may be part of a deeper reckoning, not punishment but completion. For modern seekers, it becomes an invitation to loosen certainty, release resentment, and see conflict as a doorway to spiritual maturity.
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    10 m
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