Enlightened Beings

Rabbi Natan Halevy
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This Podcast delves into spirituality and life through the lens of the Torah. Trying to bring meaning and inspiration to our modern day lives. Natan Halevy is a teacher and a Rabbi. He grew up in the USA and Australia. His parents are Iraqi Jews and this informed much of his upbringing. He brings a unique, eclectic approach to Torah and life. We hope you enjoy this podcast.

  1. 2D AGO

    Setting the Table of Torah – A Deep Insight into Parashat Mishpatim

    📝 Podcast Description In this short Torah podcast, Rabbi Natan Halevy explores a powerful teaching from Parashat Mishpatim. What does it mean when the Torah says, “You shall set the laws before them”? Drawing from the Talmud, we uncover the deeper meaning of Torah education — not just memorization, but internalization. Like a table set with nourishing food, Torah must be prepared and understood in depth. We also explore the spiritual symbolism behind the Torah’s laws of slavery and how they reflect the journey of the soul — from limitation to liberation. Discover why true freedom is not the absence of responsibility, but elevation of consciousness. Perfect for: Weekly Parasha inspiration Jewish personal growth Torah leadership insights Spiritual development Shabbat Shalom. 🔎 Keywords Parashat Mishpatim Mishpatim Torah portion Jewish podcast Torah law meaning Spiritual freedom Judaism Jewish leadership Soul growth Torah Weekly Parasha podcast Rabbi Natan Halevy Torah education Jewish inspiration Talmud insight Jewish spirituality 🎧 Apple Podcasts Categories Religion & Spirituality Judaism Tags Judaism Torah Weekly Parasha Spiritual Growth Jewish Thought Biblical Teachings

    2 min

  2. FEB 3

    Humility, Shabbat, and Becoming a Vessel for Blessing | Enlightened Beings

    In this episode of Enlightened Beings, we explore the deeper spiritual meaning behind the Ten Commandments, Mount Sinai, and the unique power of Shabbat. Why was the Torah given on Mount Sinai and not on the tallest mountain? What does humility have to do with receiving divine wisdom? And how does Shabbat both require our preparation—yet remain the source of blessing for the entire week? Drawing from Midrash, Torah wisdom, and Jewish spiritual teachings, we uncover how humility creates the vessel for blessing, how Shabbat partners with the Jewish people, and how Israel serves as a light unto the nations. This episode is a reflective journey into balancing effort and surrender, self-empowerment and humility, and reconnecting with Hashem through Torah and Shabbat. Perfect for listeners seeking Jewish spirituality, Torah insights, Shabbat inspiration, and soul-centered wisdom. Jewish spirituality Torah podcast Ten Commandments Shabbat meaning Mount Sinai humility Enlightened Beings podcast Jewish wisdom Parashat Yitro Receiving the Torah Shabbat blessings Light unto the nations Jewish faith and growth Why was the Torah given on Mount Sinai Spiritual meaning of Shabbat Humility in Judaism Torah insights podcast Jewish meditation and reflection

    4 min

  3. JAN 29

    Leaving Egypt Isn’t Enough: How True Freedom Begins

    In this episode, we explore one of the most powerful moments in the Torah: the Jewish people standing at the Sea with Egypt behind them and nowhere to turn. Why, after witnessing miracles and leaving slavery, were they still paralyzed by fear? And why didn’t true freedom occur until the Sea actually split? Drawing from Parashat Beshalach, we examine the four responses of the people—escape, surrender, battle, and prayer—and Moshe’s surprising answer to all of them. This timeless Torah teaching reveals how “Egypt” and “Pharaoh” are not only historical forces, but inner struggles that still limit us today. This episode speaks about spiritual bypassing, effort versus faith, and what it really means to partner with Hashem in our growth. True redemption doesn’t come from running away or giving in—it comes from moving forward. A deeply relevant message about fear, freedom, and finding clarity in life’s challenges. Parashat Beshalach Splitting of the Sea Leaving Egypt Torah podcast Jewish spirituality Faith and effort Spiritual growth Freedom in Judaism Overcoming fear Inner Egypt Torah life lessons Jewish podcast inspiration Hashem will fight for you

    4 min

  4. JAN 21

    The Deeper Meaning of the Ten Plagues: Hashem’s Kingship Revealed

    The Ten Plagues were not only about freeing the Jewish people from slavery in Egypt—they were a spiritual reset for the entire world. In this short Torah podcast, we explore the deeper meaning behind the plagues, their precise timing, and how they correspond to the zodiac signs worshiped by ancient Egypt. Discover why the first plague targeted water, how blood and frogs symbolize spiritual transformation, and how Hashem revealed His kingship over nature, fire, water, and the stars themselves. Drawing on Torah, Midrash, and spiritual insight, this episode uncovers how the plagues dismantled false beliefs and empowered Israel’s inner strength. A powerful reflection on Divine providence, spiritual clarity, and the enduring relevance of the Exodus. Ten Plagues Torah Meaning of the Ten Plagues Exodus Torah podcast Jewish spirituality podcast Parashat BO podcast Pharaoh and the plagues Jewish podcast Exodus Torah and astrology Hashem’s kingship Plagues of Egypt meaning Torah insights Egypt Jewish mysticism Exodus

    2 min

  5. JAN 12

    Faith When Things Get Harder

    Parashat Va’era teaches one of the deepest lessons in bitachon—trust in Hashem. Even after Hashem promises redemption, the suffering initially becomes harder. Pharaoh’s heart hardens, the labor increases, and the Jewish people struggle to believe. In this episode, we explore why Hashem reveals Himself as faithful to His promises, why the plagues unfold gradually, and how true trust develops precisely when we do not yet see results. Moshe Rabbeinu himself struggles, teaching us that questions are part of faith—not its opposite. This parashah reminds us that Hashem’s plan is unfolding even when it feels hidden, and that redemption often begins beneath the surface.

    2 min

  6. JAN 5

    The Light of Israel That Darkness Cannot Extinguish

    In this episode, we begin the Book of Shemot (Exodus) and explore why the Torah repeats the names of the tribes even after their passing. Drawing on Rashi’s insight that Hashem counts the Jewish people like stars—each one by name—we uncover a powerful message about light, identity, and spiritual resilience. We examine why Pharaoh feared this light, how his attempt to destroy it only caused the Jewish people to grow stronger, and how Moshe Rabbeinu embodied this light from birth. From being drawn from the water to receiving the Torah at Mount Sinai, Moshe’s leadership reveals why the Torah is eternal and unchangeable. This episode is a reflection on Jewish endurance, faith, and our mission to illuminate the darkness in every generation. Parashat Shemot Book of Exodus Moshe Rabbeinu Jewish spirituality Torah podcast Jewish faith Light and darkness Rashi commentary Mount Sinai Eternal Torah Jewish identity Faith and resilience Weekly Torah portion Jewish thought Exodus meaning

    3 min

  7. 12/08/2025

    Forgiveness, Purpose, and Ruach: Lessons from Joseph

    In this week’s Torah portion, we dive deep into the life of Yosef HaTzaddik — Joseph the Righteous. Was Jacob simply playing favorites, or did a divine mission lie beneath the tension and jealousy? Discover how Joseph became the spiritual continuation of Jacob, how his suffering turned into salvation, and how his forgiveness broke a toxic family pattern stretching back to Cain and Abel. This episode will uplift and challenge you: ✨ Transform hardship into purpose ✨ Break cycles of jealousy and resentment ✨ Become a source of light and Ruach for others May Joseph’s legacy strengthen our lives with unity, compassion, and resilience. Shabbat Shalom UMevorach!

    4 min

  8. 12/03/2025

    The Two Angels That Walk With You:How to Strengthen the Good Inclination

    Podcast Description (Keyword-optimized) In this episode, Rabbi Natan Halevy explores the powerful Torah idea that two spiritual forces — the yetzer tov (good inclination) and yetzer hara (negative impulse) — walk with us throughout life. Discover how every good choice strengthens your inner angel, protects your path, and builds a life of holiness and purpose. Based on Tehillim, classic Jewish sources, and practical guidance for our modern, distraction-filled world. Topics Covered: – What are yetzer tov and yetzer hara? – When does the good inclination enter a person’s life? – Why our habits shape our spiritual destiny – How mitzvot create angels that protect us – Practical tools to build stronger daily habits Keywords: angels, Tehillim 91:11, yetzer tov, yetzer hara, Torah, Jewish spirituality, good habits, mitzvot, Jewish inspiration, Rabbi Natan Halevy, Kahal Joseph Synagogue yetzer tov yetzer hara Jewish inspiration Torah wisdom Parashah insights Rabbi Natan Halevy Jewish podcast spirituality self-improvement Jewish teachings Tehillim 91:11 angels in Judaism mussar habits and growth personal development 📢 Social Media Posting Captions (Choose one) Short: Strengthen the angel at your right side. 🕊✨ New episode 🎧 — link in bio. Medium: Every good choice creates a spiritual force that protects you. Learn how to strengthen your yetzer tov in today’s episode. 🎧✨ Long: Did you know you walk with two angels every day? In this week’s episode, we learn how every mitzvah and good habit strengthens the yetzer tov and fills our life with protection, purpose, and blessing. Listen now — link in bio! 🎧🕊✨ #JewishPodcast #TorahWisdom #SpiritualGrowth #JewishInspiration #RabbiNatanHalevy #KahalJoseph #Mussar #JewishLearning #Tehillim #TorahLife #SelfImprovement #GoodHabits

    4 min
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This Podcast delves into spirituality and life through the lens of the Torah. Trying to bring meaning and inspiration to our modern day lives. Natan Halevy is a teacher and a Rabbi. He grew up in the USA and Australia. His parents are Iraqi Jews and this informed much of his upbringing. He brings a unique, eclectic approach to Torah and life. We hope you enjoy this podcast.

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  • Creator
    Rabbi Natan Halevy
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    117