What does it mean to live from the soul? How can we find deeper faith, more loving relationships, and purpose in everyday life? We are Rabbi Amichai and Miriam Cohen. Through Torah, Kabbalah, guided meditations and heartfelt conversations, we explore these questions together. We are honored to share this space of learning and discovery with you.
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Stretching From Love: Tanya Chapter 15 with Miriam
In this teaching from her weekly Tanya class, Miriam explores Chapter 15 and the two kinds of Benoni: the one who serves G-d and the one who has grown comfortable. Why does learning something one hundred and one times change everything? What does it mean that we rent the donkey but never own it? And why must real growth come from love, not from pushing or shame?
A warm and practical teaching on stretching beyond your comfort zone with tenderness.
The full class, with reflection questions, lives in the Light Warrior Circle: livekabbalah.com (https://www.livekabbalah.com)
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19 Oct 2026
The Letter Resh: When Emptiness Becomes a Beginning
Resh (ר) begins with a surprising possibility: the place where we feel empty may become the place where we learn how to receive.
Rabbi Amichai Cohen explores five dimensions of the letter Resh, including its connection to rash, the difference between Resh and Dalet, the movement from acher to echad, the meaning of its numerical value of 200, and the promise of return found in the relationship between Kuf and Resh.
Along the way, we ask what separates having enough from feeling enough, and how humility can become a doorway to awareness, connection, and a new beginning.
This class was recorded live in the Light Warrior Circle on October 18, 2026.
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15 Oct 2026
The Blues, the Temple & the Soul | Eduard Shyfrin
What could the blues have to do with the music of the ancient Temple? And why can one melody hold both sorrow and joy?
Rabbi Amichai Cohen welcomes Eduard Shyfrin—a scientist, entrepreneur, author and blues musician—for a conversation that begins with the blues and opens into the questions of the soul. Raised in a home filled with jazz, blues and books, Eduard returned to playing during lockdown and discovered a new passion for composing.
He shares his intriguing theory connecting the blues, sacred music and Jewish tradition. From there, we explore the personal crisis that led him to Torah and Kabbalah, the difference between measured time and inner time, and what his search has taught him about life, the soul and how we should live. His books include From Infinity to Man and The Relativity of Death.
Recorded on 8 October 2026.
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