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The Neshamah Project

The Neshamah Project

De: Rabbi Ben Newman
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  • Neshamah Project Podcast Episode 94: The Body as a Doorway Between Worlds

    Neshamah Project Podcast Episode 94: The Body as a Doorway Between Worlds
    Nov 4 2025
    In this episode of The Neshamah Project, we explore two luminous teachings from the Maor VaShemesh that reveal how embodied life itself can become a vessel for awakening. First, we reflect on Abraham’s transformation into a living conduit of divine presence—his body, breath, and being illuminated from within. Then we turn to his moment at the tent’s entrance, where overwhelming spiritual light brings him to the edge of dissolution, and simple acts of hospitality become a grounding force. Together, these teachings remind us that spirituality isn’t about leaving the body—it’s about coming home to it. The sacred moves through breath, touch, and service. Presence is found not in escaping the world, but in loving it fully.
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    16 m
  • Neshamah Project: Episode 93: Go Forth--The Call Beyond Comfort

    Neshamah Project: Episode 93: Go Forth--The Call Beyond Comfort
    Oct 27 2025
    In this episode, Rabbi Ben Newman reflects on a teaching from the Maor VaShemesh about Abraham’s journey as a metaphor for our own spiritual unfolding. What does it mean to “go forth” from the stories we’ve inherited — from our comfort zones, our expectations, even our own self-image? Drawing on Hasidic wisdom and Psalm 45, Ben explores how letting go can open us to authenticity, courage, and divine delight — the beauty of becoming who we truly are.
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    13 m
  • 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
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