The Live Kabbalah Podcast — Soul of the Parsha, Weekly Energy Updates, Meditations and Conversations

Rabbi Amichai and Miriam Cohen
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The Live Kabbalah Podcast with Rabbi Amichai and Miriam Cohen brings the ancient wisdom of Kabbalah into real life — through the weekly Parsha, spiritual energy updates, guided meditations, and deep conversations on healing, soul work, relationships, prayer, and inner transformation. Each week, Rabbi Amichai shares the Soul of the Parsha together with a Weekly Energy Update, helping you understand the spiritual currents moving through the Jewish calendar, the cosmos, and your own inner life. You will also find meditations, teachings from Tanya and Zohar, www.livekabbalah.com

  1. May 31

    The trumpet of braking and connecting. How can we trust the unknown from the Ba’al Shem Tov

    A short Torah teaching for Parshat Beha’alotcha based on the Ba’al Shem Tov’s inner explanation of the trumpet blast called Teruah, תרועה. In the parsha, the trumpets are used to gather the people, guide their journeys, and awaken Divine remembrance. The Ba’al Shem Tov reveals that Teruah is not only an external sound. It is an inner call that breaks through distraction, gathers the scattered parts of the soul, and awakens the heart to return to G-d.

    7 min

  2. May 21

    Why was the Torah given to human beings and not to angels?

    On Shavuot, we celebrate the giving of the Torah — but the Talmud tells us that the angels objected. They wanted the Torah to remain in Heaven, in its pure spiritual state. In this class, Rabbi Amichai Cohen explores the deeper meaning of Moshe’s response to the angels and why the Torah was given specifically to human beings. Angels are holy, but they do not struggle in the same way we do. They do not live with ego, desire, relationships, pain, free choice, or the constant possibility of falling and rising. Human beings, however, can choose. We can transform. We can take the physical world itself and reveal G-dliness within it. This is the deeper gift of Shavuot: Torah comes down into the body, into our emotions, into our relationships, into our homes, and into the choices we make every day. A teaching on free choice, inner transformation, the angels, the two loaves of Shavuot, and the unique holiness of being human. May we receive the Torah anew with joy, depth, and inner transformation. Learn more:www.livekabbalah.com

    18 min

  3. May 20

    Own Your Light with Miriam: Receiving the Feminine Torah

    Every year on the holiday of Shavuot, we receive the Torah anew. A new light enters the world, and a new channel opens in our relationship with the Divine and with ourselves. So often, we carry subconscious beliefs about G-d and Torah that are rooted in fear. Yet at the giving of the Torah, G-d first spoke to the women — with softness and tenderness. Shavuot is an invitation to open our minds, hearts, and bodies to receive the Torah in a new way. To connect to G-d not through fear or pressure, but through gentleness, receptivity, and love. Join me weekly for Own Your Light classes on livekabbalah.com

    15 min

  4. May 17

    Own Your Light with Miriam

    In this class from Tanya, we explore the inner power hidden inside everyday life. Nothing is random— every moment carries the potential to reveal or conceal the oneness of G-d in the world. We learn how even the most physical parts of life can become elevated when connected to intention, And even when we fall into distraction or self-focus, we discover that nothing is ever truly lost — everything can be lifted and returned to its source. This is about learning to live with awareness, softness, and power — turning ordinary life into something quietly sacred. To join weekly classes join the Light Warrior Circle. A beautiful global community of evolving souls. Check out livekabbalah.com to join. Miriam is an integrative Occupational Therapist who specializes in mind, body, and soul healing. Reach out to her to book a session at https://www.livekabbalah.com/own-your-light

    37 min

  5. May 14

    Before One, What Do You Count? Parshat Bamidbar and the Counting Toward Shavuot

    The book of Bamidbar opens with a census. The third counting of the Israelites within a year. G-d already knows the number, so what is the counting for? Sefer Yetzirah asks the question that runs through these days. "Before one, what do you count?" We count forty-nine days of the Omer. The Torah tells us to count fifty. Which is it? In this teaching, we explore two accounts happening at the same time. G-d is counting us with infinite love every moment, and we are counting ourselves through the work of the Omer. Both are real. Both meet in the body, in time and space, in the giving of the Torah. Full blog and more teachings at livekabbalah.com.

    1h 4m

  6. May 10

    Weekly Energy Update: The Desert Before Revelation

    Each week carries its own energy, its own map. This week, we cross into Parshat Bamidbar. Bamidbar means desert. A place where nothing grows. And yet the same word holds the root of daber, speech. The Torah is teaching us that the deepest speech rises from a vessel that is empty. We are inside the Yesod week of the Omer, moving from Tiferet sheb'Yesod toward the union of Yesod and Malchut, the masculine and feminine energies coming together as we move toward Sinai. Yosef HaTzadik is the archetype of Yesod, the inner control that becomes true expression. The Bris and the Pe, sealed by the same gematria. In the sky, Mercury enters Taurus, asking the mind to be grounded in the body. On Shabbat, Mercury meets the heart of the Sun, a cazimi, a clean reset in the way we perceive, communicate, and speak our truth. Chiron is in the same window, holding the long arc of healing in how we live what we know. Iyar is Ani Hashem Rofecha. The healing is real this week. To map your own soul, your own week, your own next move, find Soul Mapping at livekabbalah.com/soul-mapping.

    8 min

  7. May 8

    Behar-Bechukotai: The Holiness Hidden in Trust | Parsha Map · Ep 01

    This week we live with Parshat Behar-Bechukotai, and the theme that runs through both is bitachon, trust. Arguably, the hardest trait to truly acquire. Behar opens with Shmita and Yovel, in which we stop work and let the land rest. The Bat Ayin teaches that the holiness of the land comes before the labor, not after. Trust comes first. Then comes the quiet jewel of the parsha. Inside the letters of betach, hidden three times, is the gematria of kadosh, holy. Three kadoshes inside trust. The same triple kadosh of the Kedusha. When we live in bitachon, we discover that holiness is not only above us. It is hidden inside the trust itself. The Torah brings us its most human question, "what will we eat," and Reb Zusha's teaching on how anxiety closes the channel of blessing, and how G-d opens new ones when we forget. Bechukotai closes the teaching. Chukim means engraved through and through. Trust is not a concept we hold. It is engraved into the essence of who we are. What we explore in this episode: The Bat Ayin on why trust comes before the workThe hidden gematria of kadosh inside the word betachReb Zusha on what happens when anxiety closes the channel of blessingThe Mitteler Rebbe on bitachon as the inner structure of the soulBechukotai: turning concept into lived reality

    21 min

  8. May 4

    Tanya Ch. 48: The Light That Lives Inside the Finite

    Tanya Chapter 48 opens one of the deepest questions in Kabbalah. If the Creator is Ein Sof, truly infinite, how does a finite world come into being? In this episode we walk through the Alter Rebbe's teaching on Tzimtzum, the condensation that allows infinite light to clothe itself inside creation. We look at why even the highest spiritual worlds are still considered limited, why a dollar and a trillion are equal next to infinity, and what the Rambam means when he says that G-d is the Knower, the Knowledge, and the Known. The practical key in this chapter is simple. The infinite light is not far away. It is not only surrounding the world from beyond. It is inside every layer of physical reality. The work is to start seeing it, and to choose the infinite in real moments of our lives, in our calling, our relationships, our healing, our money, and our day to day choices. LIVE Kabbalah Tanya Series, Chapter 48. Three takeaways: Tzimtzum is not punishment, it is a love mechanism. The infinite condenses itself so that something limited can hold a relationship with it. Without Tzimtzum, there is no us.Finite is finite. A dollar and a trillion are equal next to the Ein Sof. This collapses the inner ranking we run all day, the comparing, the not enough, the more than. Next to infinity, all of it is the same size.The infinite is already inside the physical. The Rambam's framing, that G-d is the Knower, the Knowledge, and the Known, means the life force inside this earth, this body, this moment, is Him. The work is not to reach it. The work is to see it.

    8 min
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The Live Kabbalah Podcast with Rabbi Amichai and Miriam Cohen brings the ancient wisdom of Kabbalah into real life — through the weekly Parsha, spiritual energy updates, guided meditations, and deep conversations on healing, soul work, relationships, prayer, and inner transformation. Each week, Rabbi Amichai shares the Soul of the Parsha together with a Weekly Energy Update, helping you understand the spiritual currents moving through the Jewish calendar, the cosmos, and your own inner life. You will also find meditations, teachings from Tanya and Zohar, www.livekabbalah.com

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