"What Matters Most" is a spiritually driven podcast that explores the most essential questions and challenges of our lives—personal, societal, and global—through a dual lens of physical and spiritual consciousness. Created and hosted by Daniel Benarroch, the show invites listeners on a deep, transformative journey of reflection, inner awakening, and collective responsibility.
What Matters Most
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"What Matters Most" is a spiritually driven podcast that explores the most essential questions and challenges of our lives—personal, societal, and global—through a dual lens of physical and spiritual consciousness. Created and hosted by Daniel Benarroch, the show invites listeners on a deep, transformative journey of reflection, inner awakening, and collective responsibility.
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May 11, 2026
S2E6 | Meron Gribetz — Consciousness, Brain-Computer Interfaces & the Future of Human Cognition
<p>In this episode of What Matters Most, Daniel sits down with <strong>Meron Gribetz</strong>, CEO of <strong>Inner Cosmos</strong>, a pioneering brain-computer interface company developing minimally invasive neurotechnology for treatment-resistant depression.</p><p>Together, they explore one of the most important questions of our time: can technology help us recover, expand, and elevate consciousness?</p><p>Meron shares his personal journey from growing up with ADHD in Jerusalem, to studying neuroscience and computer science, to building augmented reality company Meta, and now working at the frontier of psychiatric brain-computer interfaces. The conversation moves between neuroscience, Kabbalah, psychedelics, AI, depression, cognition, the soul, the ego, and the possibility that our future technologies may become tools for deeper presence rather than greater distraction.</p><p>This is a conversation about the fragile boundary between consciousness and technology — and whether that boundary is something to fear, transcend, or consciously design.</p><p>This episode is for anyone thinking seriously about the future of consciousness, AI, brain-computer interfaces, spirituality, depression, cognition, and the human soul in the technological age.</p><p>Relevant links for Meron & Inner Cosmos:</p><ul><li>Meron Gribetz TED profile / AR talk: <a href="https://www.ted.com/speakers/meron_gribetz?utm_source=chatgpt.com" target="_new" rel="noopener">https://www.ted.com/speakers/meron_gribetz</a></li><li>Inner Cosmos Linktree, including Meron LinkedIn and company LinkedIn: <a href="https://linktr.ee/innercosmos?utm_source=chatgpt.com" target="_new" rel="noopener">https://linktr.ee/innercosmos</a></li></ul><p><br></p>
May 3, 2026
S2E5 — David Agmon: Purpose, Healing, Hasidut & Returning to Presence
<p>In this episode of What Matters Most, Daniel sits down with <strong>David Agmon</strong>, a spiritual guide and breathwork facilitator based in <strong>Atesi</strong>, a kosher eco-regenerative village outside Mexico City.</p><p>Together, they explore what it means to live with purpose in every moment — not only as a big life mission, but as a daily question: <strong>What does this situation need from me, and what do I have to give?</strong></p><p>David shares his personal journey through childhood pain, divorce, business success without inner meaning, and a deep process of healing that led him toward Hasidut, Rabbi Nachman, breathwork, and a more embodied relationship with God.</p><p>The conversation moves through powerful themes: finding the good point within yourself, reframing suffering into purpose, the role of vulnerability, the Beit Hamikdash as a place of healing, Judaism’s responsibility to bring light into the world, and why true unity does not mean sameness — it means every person offering their unique song.</p><p>A deep, heartfelt conversation about presence, Jewish purpose, healing, gratitude, and becoming more human.</p>
January 19, 2026
S2E4 — Rabbi Yehezkel Yosef Abulafia - On Meditation, Prophetic Kabbalah, and Returning to the Soul
<p>In this episode of What Matters Most, Daniel Benarroch is joined by Rabbi Yehezkel Yosef Abulafia, a Tzfat-based rabbi and meditation teacher carrying the lineage of Rabbi Abraham Abulafia, founder of Prophetic (Meditative) Kabbalah. Together, they explore what it truly means to “do your best” in spiritual life — reframing growth not as perfection, but as continual teshuva: returning to who you truly are. Rabbi Abulafia offers a compassionate vision of Judaism rooted in responsibility without shame, faith without fear, and spirituality grounded in lived, embodied experience.</p><p>The conversation moves through Jewish meditation, hitbodedut (speaking directly to God), breathwork, intention (kavanah), and the balance between soul and body, masculine and feminine, effort and surrender. Rabbi Abulafia shares the forgotten meditative roots of Judaism, the legacy of prophetic consciousness, and why exile led to the loss of these practices — and how they are returning today. The episode weaves together Kabbalah, trauma-informed spirituality, technology, AI, and redemption, culminating in a short guided meditation that invites listeners into direct inner experience rather than theory alone.</p><p><strong>Highlights:</strong></p><ul><li>What “doing your best” really means through teshuva and self-responsibility</li></ul><ul><li>God as an intimate, ever-present relationship — not a distant abstraction</li><li>Hitbodedut as a core Jewish meditative practice- Prophetic Kabbalah and the lineage of Rabbi Abraham Abulafia</li><li>Why Judaism lost its meditative traditions — and how they are returning</li><li>Masculine and feminine balance, consciousness, and spiritual maturity</li><li>Technology, AI, and the next spiritual renaissance</li><li>A short guided meditation to ground the conversation experientially</li></ul><p>Rabbi Yehezkel Yosef Abulafia is a rabbi, meditation teacher, and spiritual guide based in Tzfat (Safed), Israel. He teaches a grounded, accessible form of Jewish meditation rooted in Prophetic Kabbalah, helping people reconnect to God through breathwork, awareness, prayer, and inner experience. His work focuses on elevating consciousness while remaining firmly anchored in Torah and mitzvot, making deep spiritual practices approachable for modern seekers.</p><p>Rabbi Abulafia leads meditation groups, retreats, and online teachings, and shares guided meditations and educational content through his community and digital platforms.</p><p>👉 Links to his website, community, and channels below-</p><p>https://linktr.ee/abulafiameditation<br></p>
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