Torah Portions

בְּרֵאשִׁית - Bereshit

There are a set of chambers of possibilities, and the entry point to each one has to do with the common conciousness - being ADAM (a true human) - in relation to the will of the Creator. This is the covenant of the welding fire - which is what Bereshit is [...]

נֹחַ - Noah

Noah's Ark is a spectrum of light - a rainbow. It contains the promise for humanity, and it can be heard by a generation as a whole...or by the righteous. When the generation which includes the righteous that can hold the full spectrum of 7 - - this is a [...]

לֶךְ לְךָ - Lech Lecha

The Torah portion Lech Lecha, or "Go Forth," explores themes of belief in oneself and the awakening of spiritual consciousness. It introduces the inner dynamics of human nature, symbolized by voices or shepherds within us, representing different [...]

וַיֵּרָא - Vayera

There is a condition and understanding that everything is going after the beginning – every time the Torah portion appears, in these two portions – it is a great opportunity for us to see the arena of our work. Not only to examine ourselves, but to truly [...]

חַיֵּי שָׂרָה - Chayei Sarah

The death of Sarah is paving a holding possibility in our corporal life for finding our way back to the root of our origin. The root of what it means to be Adam – spirit and consciousness/will in unison.

תּוֹלְדֹת - Toldot

The Torah portion describes a crucial point in time.We begin to see patterns – difficulty to give birth. This is an integral part of the stories of the mothers – the unseen parts in us.

וַיֵּצא- Vayetzei

A dream – isn’t loosing track, but rather a possible sanctification of hope.The dream is the hope of the awakening, being able to wake up to the presence of revelation – not in full consciousness. The dream of Jacob is that of the ladder. One has to go [...]

וַיִּשְׁלַח - Vayishlach

The Torah portions Vayetze and Vayishlach signify the difference between exile and the beginning of exodus out of exile – light of redemption and future or the will of the Creator that begins to reveal itself.It is clear from this portion the way one [...]

וַיֵּשֶׁב - Vayeshev

"And Jacob Dwelled", meaning to sit and settle. So, where did he try to settle - in the land where his father was a stranger. He tried to create and gain citizenship in the realm where his Fathers - Abraham and Isaac - felt as new immigrants. Why did he [...]

מִקֵּץ - Miketz

The portion of Miketz takes place in Hanukah. Both the holiday and the weekly portion are moving in parallel lines. During this time is there is the invitation, the question: “what is the actual connection between spirituality and existence/corporeality”? [...]

וַיִּגַּשׁ - Vayigash

The last portion of Torah ended with Joseph being accused and Judah pleads for Benjamin.In the Zohar, the conversation takes place at night – in exile. So, the approach of Judah to Joseph is a beginning of a consent to go into exile, to go into the [...]

וַיְחִי - Vayechi

This portion of Torah – Vayechi – is the way to bring actuality from potentiality. When we speak about the death of one of the forefathers, Jacob, the structure suggests that something is coming from potentiality to actuality. We need to ask ourselves [...]

שְׁמוֹת - Shmot

Our reading in the book of Shemot is the completion of the book of Genesis. It is obvious that it starts in a higher place, calling it Crown/Keter. The life for the spirit, for the consciousness,  the root – it is a level of consciousness that connects [...]

בֹּא - Bo

The book of Shemot, and the important 6 portions of the book of Shemot (Genesis), there is set or a ladder of coming into setting ourselves as a vessel, as consciousness, that can serve the same paradigm that has been set from that which happened in Egypt [...]

בְּשַׁלַּח - Beshalach

יִתְרוֹ - Yitro

Revelation – a concept that is very foreign to our perception, especially in the 21st century, especially after the destruction of the second temple. The main reason is that we have lived in a world devoid of revelation for so long.The entire book of [...]