What does it truly mean to "walk with" someone, and how does accompanying a guest unlock the ultimate Divine presence?
In this profound exploration of Parshat Lech Lecha, Rav Leibish Hundert (Yeshivat Simchat Shlomo, Yerushalayim) dives into the inner dimensions of the Torah portion. Discover how the seemingly simple acts of hospitality, escorting guests (melaveh'), and caring for others serve as the living extensions of Abraham’s path—and how stepping into the "in-between" spaces of life allows us to hear Hashem whispering “Lech Lecha” (Go to yourself) on our own journeys.
Tune in to elevate your weekly parsha connection and learn how cultivating communal accompaniment amplifies Hashem's voice in the world today.
Recorded on location with love from Montreal.
22 Oct 2026
Build a Personal Relationship with Hashem (33): Letting Go
Why does talking to Hashem sometimes feel like an uphill battle?
In this deep and transformative shiur, Rav Leibish Hundert (Yeshivat Simchat Shlomo, Jerusalem) continues our series on the inner dimensions of Jewish practice based on the teachings of Rav Kivak and Rebbe Nachman of Breslov.
Discover how our worldly achievements, titles, and self-identities—even our spiritual accomplishments—can unintentionally form a "crust" of insecurity that blocks genuine connection. Learn the profound secret of Sheh-sani kirtzono (that Hashem made me as He wants me to be) and how shifting from a "giver" to a willing "receiver" opens the floodgates to authentic hisbodedus and a deeply personal relationship with Hashem.
Tune in, let go of the ego, and learn how to truly lean into your loneliness with the ultimate Friend.
Recorded October 21, 2026
19 Oct 2026
Learning with Reb Shlomo (69): Finding Hashem in the Brokenness
"The more complex and difficult life gets, the deeper the Torah goes."
In this session, Rav Leibish Hundert continues exploring the profound inner dimensions of Torah through the lens of Reb Shlomo Carlebach, focusing deeply on Torah 61 in Likutei Moharan.
Why does real Torah need our brokenness to become complete? How do our personal struggles, questions (she'elot u'teshuvot), and messy realities act as the ultimate catalyst for divine light? Join us as we dive into why the deepest wisdom isn’t found in a pristine vacuum, but right inside the places where life feels broken open.
Key Themes Covered:
Understanding the Luchos HaShevirah (The Broken Tablets) and why they are central to Torah.
The difference between static teachings and Chochmah Ila'ah (supernal wisdom as a living stream).
Why true Torah requires our own life questions, struggles, and "brokenness" to truly come alive.
Insights from Rav Nachman and the Gedolim on navigating life’s complexities through Torah.
🎧 Tune in, let the light in, and share this with someone who needs to hear it today!
Recorded October 18, 2026.
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