The Live Kabbalah Podcast- Daily Wisdom, Deep Conversations, Inner Transformation

Rabbi Amichai and Miriam Cohen
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Live Kabbalah is a space for deep, soulful Torah and spiritual learning rooted in Kabbalah, Chassidut, Tanya, Zohar, the Hebrew calendar, and the soul’s inner journey. Alongside daily sharings, teachings, and interviews, we explore healing, consciousness, personal growth, and Jewish spirituality. For deeper learning, the Light Warrior Circle and the Live Kabbalah library offer exclusive classes, guided teachings, courses, and a rich path of ongoing transformation. Explore more at www.livekabbalah.com

  1. Freedom Within: A Meditation for Passover and Inner Redemption

    10H AGO

    Freedom Within: A Meditation for Passover and Inner Redemption

    This guided meditation is inspired by the spiritual essence of Passover and the month of Nissan—a time of renewal, courage, and inner liberation. Through gentle awareness and breath, you are invited to explore where you may feel emotionally or spiritually confined, and to begin releasing what no longer serves you. This meditation will guide you to reconnect with your inner strength, awaken a sense of possibility, and take one small step toward personal redemption. We hope you enjoy! This meditation is one of many meditations shared on Live Kabbalah to allow the spiritual teachings to integrate within our psyche. Check out www.livekabbalah.com for more ❤️

    12 min

  2. 11H AGO

    Daily Tanya: Keep Going: The Power of Imperfect Intention

    In today’s Tanya, the Alter Rebbe teaches that there is a difference between lacking full intention and having a negative intention. Not every imperfect act is impure. Most of us begin in a state of lo lishmah, doing holy things with mixed motives. Still, we are told to continue. Keep learning, keep praying, keep doing. Over time, the deeper purity within the soul is revealed, and what begins imperfectly can become truly lishmah.

    13 sec

  3. 11H AGO

    The Letter Hei and the Freedom of Speech

    In this preparatory Passover class in our Light Warrior live cohort, we explore the teaching from Sefer Yetzirah that the month of Nisan is connected to the letter Hei — the letter of speech, breath, expression, and spiritual openness. From there, we journey into the deeper meaning of Pesach as more than a historical redemption. Pesach becomes the liberation of our inner speech, our deeper voice, and the soul’s ability to express itself with greater truth and freedom. We explore the contrast between Hei and Chet, the inner meaning of matzah and chametz, and how the Seder invites us to move from constriction, ego, and inner heaviness into openness, awareness, prayer, and authentic expression. This class is a reflection on the holiness of speech, the healing of the inner communicator, and the opportunity in this season to enter Pesach with deeper presence, sincerity, and freedom.

    57 min

  4. 1D AGO

    Zohar: The Inner Meaning of Matzah and Chametz

    Today’s Daily Zohar opens the inner meaning of chametz and matzah. Chametz represents the inflated ego and the inner places of disconnection. Matzah represents humility, simplicity, and return. The Zohar teaches that on the Seder night, when we joyfully recount the story of the Exodus, we awaken joy not only within ourselves but in Heaven as well. Speaking the miracles, praising Hashem, and expressing gratitude draw down more light into the world. At the same time, Pesach calls us to look honestly at our inner chametz and return from the places where we have become disconnected. This is the movement from exile to redemption, both around us and within us.

    16 min

  5. 1D AGO

    Daily Tanya: Love, Awe, and Intention

    Today is the 11th day of Nisan, Yud Aleph Nisan, and in the Daily Tanya we learn about the power of remembering. This day itself carries deep significance. It is the birthday of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and there is a well-known teaching from him in which he said that from his earliest memory, he could remember trying to imagine what it would be like when Mashiach would be here, when the world would be a world of love and peace. That was the Rebbe’s earliest memory. The Alter Rebbe explains that a person does not truly act for another unless something inside has been awakened. Either there is love, or there is awe. Something must touch the heart. A person remembers why this matters, why this relationship matters, why this act matters. That is what zikaron means here. Remembering. Bringing love and awe back into the forefront of the mind and heart. Love alone, the Tanya says, is not yet complete service. There also needs to be awe. There is a higher awe, which is a profound awareness that Hashem is truly the reality behind all things, and that what we usually perceive is only a limited surface. But there is also a lower awe, yirah tata’ah, and that too is precious. This is the awe of not wanting to be separated from Hashem, not wanting to move away from the One we love. When a person remembers both love and awe, even on this lower level, and brings them forward consciously, then their Torah and mitzvot are done with life. They are no longer automatic. They are no longer just a habit. They become connected. They become lishmah.

    7 min

  6. 3D AGO

    Daily Tanya: The World 🌎 of Atzilut

    The world of Arzilut is the highest spiritual world spoken about in Kabbalah. The Tanya says that it is the abode of the highest souls spoken ch as the forefathers and mothers, prophets, Moses etc. Dive in for more. Shabbat shalom!

    10 min

  7. 4D AGO

    Daily Tanya: Souls, Angels, and the Higher Garden of Eden

    In today’s Daily Tanya, we explore why the soul can rise higher than the angels. Through kavanah, free choice, and inner avodah, a person’s Torah and mitzvot become the very light experienced in the higher Garden of Eden. We also look at the special spiritual ascent of Shabbat and Rosh Chodesh, when souls are elevated into deeper clarity and delight.

    9 min

  8. 5D AGO

    Daily Tanya: Kavanah and the Worlds Above

    In today’s Daily Zohar, we continue from Tanya chapter 38 into chapter 39 and explore one of the most essential principles of spiritual life: the difference between action and action infused with kavanah. The Alter Rebbe explains that although the physical act of a mitzvah is central, action alone is not the whole picture. A deed without inner intention may still have value, but it lacks illumination. It can become mechanical, repetitive, and disconnected from heart and consciousness. Kavanah gives life to the action. It brings awareness, feeling, and spiritual presence into what we do. This helps us understand a surprising statement in the teachings: that angels are called “animals.” Why would holy beings be described that way? The explanation is that angels do not choose. They are programmed within their nature. Some express kindness, some strength, some healing, each according to their root. But they do not step beyond their design. They serve with great devotion, yet their service is instinctive. Human beings are different. We are given the ability to act with awareness. We can pause, reflect, and choose how we stand before G-d. This is what makes the human soul greater than the angels.

    10 min
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Live Kabbalah is a space for deep, soulful Torah and spiritual learning rooted in Kabbalah, Chassidut, Tanya, Zohar, the Hebrew calendar, and the soul’s inner journey. Alongside daily sharings, teachings, and interviews, we explore healing, consciousness, personal growth, and Jewish spirituality. For deeper learning, the Light Warrior Circle and the Live Kabbalah library offer exclusive classes, guided teachings, courses, and a rich path of ongoing transformation. Explore more at www.livekabbalah.com

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