Tikkun: Repairing Ourselves Podcast

Teagan Horowitz
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Tikkun: Repairing Ourselves is a reflective podcast exploring the inner landscape of being human. Guided by modern psychology and gently woven with Torah wisdom, each episode offers a place to pause, wonder, and listen more closely to yourself. Rather than seeking definitive answers, this podcast invites you into the ongoing practice of inner repair: tending to what has been fragmented, softening what has been held tightly, and allowing tikkun (repair) to unfold in its own time.

Episodes

  1. 07/08/2021

    Giving Creates Self-Love

    Whenever I see a negative trait in someone else, it is a direct reflection of how I view myself. So when I see someone and I go straight to judgemental thoughts, really, they are my insecurities I feel about myself that are surfacing. I may be filled with jealousy, ego, envy, maybe that person is our friend who talks too much or who is so selfish,  it isn’t because that person are all of those things, it is because I am. I am missing something within me to give full compassion towards that other person.

    5 min

  2. 06/25/2021

    The Darkness of Our Passions

    Yetzer Hara, the Evil Inclination, will do anything in it's power for us to choose desire, lust and anger. There is a Darkness that will be prominent when we go in search of our passions. There are times it will feel like we cannot take the heartache of disappointments and setbacks, and that is the Yetzer Hara's goal. Listen to this week's episode to uncover how important it is to choose ourselves and our passions regardless of what is in our way.

    8 min

  3. 06/10/2021

    Let's Talk About Our Ego

    "Our Ego takes  hold of all of our senses and we begin to spiritually decline, as long as we let our Ego stay in the driver seat. The Ego builds doubt. It builds doubt about ourselves, and it builds doubt towards Hashem and his Holiness."

    7 min

  4. 05/27/2021

    The Holy Land

    In this episode, Teagan Horowitz brings a new guest to the podcast, her husband, Elmar (Eliezer Mordechai), and together discuss conversion, the current state of Israel, and our collective destiny not just as Jews but humanity.

    15 min

  5. 04/29/2021

    Passion Meets Vulnerability

    On this episode, Teagan Horowitz talks about re-centering herself, the vulnerability that comes with releasing your passion into the world and how the Pendulum of Life teaching comes back into play.

    9 min

  6. 04/15/2021

    There is No But. A Life is Above All

    When you say but, it’s saying there is an alternative. Life is not an alternative. It is the only choice that they have made. They killed someone. It is the end. And there is no going back from that.

    7 min

  7. 04/01/2021

    The Long Way Forward: Are We There Yet?

    You know how we feel the feels all the time? Sometimes we have to step outside of our feelings in order to see the bigger picture. Not all change is physical. We forget that we grow spiritually as well. Sometimes, we have to take the long way there even though it may be painful. How does Judaism break this down for us so we can understand it’s meaning and make sure we allow ourselves to transform? Listen to this episode. It’ll give you all the right feels.

    5 min

  8. 03/18/2021

    Lashon Hara: Gossiping Will Be the Death of Us, Literally.

    There is a lot of hidden wisdom behind Lashon Hara—evil tongue in English. Think gossiping. But, what happens when we do it? Whether that’s to our soul, to the upper worlds, or even to our physical world? The truth is, it's the opposite of harmless, it's deadly.

    9 min

  9. 03/11/2021

    Uncovering Desire by Uncovering Adam and Eve

    In this episode we will go deeper in the OG story of Adam and Eve. We all know The Tree of Good and Bad, right? What we find out is it represented desire. Fast forward to 2021, and we now live in a world where everything is accessible, and anything is edible. So, how do we gain freedom?

    9 min

  10. 03/05/2021

    Pendulum of Life: The Light and Dark of the Universe

    Exploring the details of the blueprint of Creation, this episode uncovers what the saying, the light at the end of the tunnel, truly means. There is comfort in knowing about the darkness and light of the Universe.

    9 min
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Tikkun: Repairing Ourselves is a reflective podcast exploring the inner landscape of being human. Guided by modern psychology and gently woven with Torah wisdom, each episode offers a place to pause, wonder, and listen more closely to yourself. Rather than seeking definitive answers, this podcast invites you into the ongoing practice of inner repair: tending to what has been fragmented, softening what has been held tightly, and allowing tikkun (repair) to unfold in its own time.

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