
Bnei Baruch Kabbalah Education and Research Institute, Бней Барух – Ассоциация "Каббала Ла-Ам"
134 episodes
Kabbalah Media Updates: Audio podcast in Bulgarian. Bnei Baruch is the largest group of Kabbalists in Israel, sharing the wisdom of Kabbalah with the entire world. Study materials in over 32 languages are based on authentic Kabbalah texts that were passed down from generation to generation. Bnei Baruch Kabbalah Education and Research Institute is an international movement of many thousands of students dedicated to publicly sharing the authentic wisdom of Kabbalah. Bnei Baruch was established in 1991 by Rav Michael Laitman, PhD (Professor of Ontology and Theory of Knowledge, PhD in Philosophy and Kabbalah, and MSc in Medical Bio-Cybernetics), following the passing...




Daily halacha, case by case.


Parsha questions carried into serious Torah argument.
This episode is a morning preparation for a lesson aimed at a global audience of friends and family.
This episode is a Kabbalah lesson from Rabbi Leitman discussing the spiritual concepts of Malchut and Zerampin from Baal HaSulam's Study of the Ten Sefirot, volume 6, part 15, in preparation for Passover.
This episode is a preparation lesson for Pesach focusing on the theme 'Blessing is attached to Blessing' during the purification of Hamez.
This lesson explores the Kabbalistic concept of 'the bread of the ungrateful' from the Zohar, examining its spiritual implications and prohibition in Jewish mystical work.
This lesson explores the spiritual symbolism of Egyptian bread as a means to correct egoism and achieve true prayer and freedom through connection with the Creator.
This episode introduces a spiritual lesson focused on coming together with friends to receive divine training and draw closer to God.
This is a Kabbalah lesson discussing the spiritual preparation for Shabbat evening as part of inner spiritual work.
This lesson explores the essence and purpose of religion through the teachings of Baal HaSulam, focusing on spiritual awakening during the Passover period.
This lesson explores the Kabbalistic concept of 'Two Steps Before Lishma,' discussing spiritual preparation and the distinction between Israel and Jacob as higher and lower levels in the path toward selfless intention.
This episode is a Kabbalah lesson from the book Talmud 10 Sfirot, focusing on ascensions, states, and structures within the Ten Sefirot as taught by Rabbi Leitman.
This episode is a Kabbalah lesson studying Rabash's teachings on the concept of 'When Israel are in exile, the Shechina is with them' in spiritual work.
This episode explores a Kabbalistic lesson on the spiritual significance of tasting bitterness (Maror) rather than swallowing it to fulfill a commandment, based on writings from Rav.
This episode is a religious lesson studying Baal HaSulam's text on the essence and purpose of religion, focusing on concepts like the realization of evil and knowledge, with references to Moshe as an example of failure.
This episode explores the philosophical and spiritual question of why focusing on getting closer to the Creator, rather than eliminating evil, is the proper approach to spiritual growth.
This episode appears to be a lesson on building a spiritual society, though the transcript only contains introductory greetings.
A speaker addresses a gathering of teachers and community members, expressing feelings of closeness and connection as they begin discussing a lesson.
This episode discusses spiritual preparation for Passover, focusing on lessons from the heart to collectively exit Egypt with the Creator's help.
This lesson explores the spiritual meaning of "Reply unto Your Heart" through Kabbalistic teachings about transforming bad properties by understanding the dual nature of the heart.
This lesson explores the spiritual concept of purification in work through a Kabbalistic analysis of why the Creator, not Moses, had to confront Pharaoh.
This episode explores the spiritual and internal meanings of the Jewish holiday of Pesach (Passover) through studying sources like Rabash and inviting audience participation.
This episode explores how to channel envy and hostility in spiritual work to prevent them from turning into hatred, emphasizing connection to the Creator over personal pride.
A Kabbalist discusses the concept of a righteous person's connection to Holy Consciousness and how their spiritual state affects the entire world.
This episode presents a lesson from Rabbi Rabash about distinguishing between Torah (divine spiritual property) and work (Rabot), emphasizing Torah's independent nature as representing the Creator's property.
This episode discusses the Kabbalistic concept of life's purpose as achieving union with the Creator, starting from a state of separation we are born into.
This episode is a morning lesson preparation session aimed at filling hearts and leaving a happy creator.
This is a Kabbalah lesson from Baal HaSulam's Study of the Ten Sefirot, focusing on the 15th part of Volume 6, exploring concepts like Tiferet, Yimah, Keter, and Zeran in preparation for Passover.
This episode discusses preparation for a lesson, touching on themes of family and the world while describing a state of restlessness.
This lesson discusses the study of the Ten Sefirot from Baal HaSulam's work, focusing on the 10th verse, Malchut, and concepts like resurrection and Zerampin in preparation for Passover.
This episode explores the spiritual and internal meanings of the Jewish holiday Pesach (Passover), focusing on teachings from Rabash about personal transformation rather than cultural traditions.
This episode explores a lesson from Rabbi Rabash about distinguishing between Torah (spiritual study) and work (practical matters) in Jewish mystical tradition.
This lesson explores the spiritual concept of being 'a lily among the thorns' in Kabbalistic work, examining how Israel's relationship with the Creator is symbolized through the metaphor of a rose among virgins.
This 20th lesson of the Global Course on Kabbalah explores the transition from hidden to revealed spiritual knowledge and why certain truths remain concealed across generations.
This episode expresses gratitude to the Creator for an educational opportunity related to lesson preparation.
This episode appears to be a repetitive introduction to a meeting between friends in Ovalat, Assyria, Almaty, possibly related to a lesson titled 'Come unto Pharaoh'.
This episode discusses an Egyptian clip that illustrates how performing actions for others is impossible without permission, revealing a property that threatens Israel.
This Torah lesson on Shabbat HaGdola focuses on Pesach, featuring a reading of the text 'Vayelech Moshe' from Rabash's writings, followed by sermons and a discussion of a Rav's important conversation about the holiday.
This is a Kabbalah lesson from Baal HaSulam's Study of the Ten Sefirot, focusing on spiritual preparation for Passover and explaining concepts like Nukva and Zeranpin in relation to the Sefirot system.
This episode is a Kabbalistic lesson from Baal HaSulam's Study of the Ten Sefirot, focusing on specific passages in preparation for Passover, guided by Rabbi Leitman.
This lesson explores the concept of Pharaoh as a spiritual force that opposes the Creator, teaching how to harness this power to achieve love and connection with the divine through unity and striving.
A religious group prepares for a lesson by discussing their responsibility to carry out the mutual commandment before the Worldly CLI.
This episode explores the spiritual significance of Passover light and the process of developing faith through self-examination and dedication to the Creator.
This lesson explores the Kabbalistic concept that when Israel is in exile, the divine presence (Shechina) remains with them, and how this relates to spiritual work.
This is a Kabbalistic lesson from Baal HaSulam's Study of the Ten Sefirot focusing on Passover preparation and rabbinic teachings.
A Kabbalist discusses with students how to approach virtual celebrations of holidays like Pesah while maintaining spiritual connection and moving forward.
This episode features a speech by Baal HaSulam marking the completion of The Zohar, focusing on Kabbalistic teachings and spiritual study.
This lesson explores the degree of fulfilling commandments in Jewish practice, emphasizing action over intention and detailing specific conditions like those for Tzitzit.
This episode focuses on reading from the letters of Ari to prepare for the Passover holiday, emphasizing spiritual intentions.
This episode introduces a special Kabbalah lesson focusing on self-reflection and how desires shape our feelings and life experiences.
This episode is a reflective lesson where the speaker discusses the guidance and teachings of Piti 29, emphasizing the teacher's dedication and the spiritual connection during the period of Pesach.
A Kabbalah lesson discussing the spiritual meaning of being drunk and its impact on prayer, based on Ravash's article.
This episode discusses the preparation and collaborative work in studying the method of Kabbalah.
A Kabbalah group lesson led by the Krasnoyarsk Group leader, focusing on unifying exercises and preparing for a congress.
A Kabbalah lesson on loving others as oneself and connecting with the Creator through the group.
A Bulgarian-language podcast introducing the study of Kabbalah, part of the Bnei Baruch institute's global outreach.
A Kabbalah lesson discussing the purpose of fear and the importance of serving the Creator with awe, based on authentic texts.
A Kabbalah study group discusses the concepts of annulment and hold among friends.
A podcast episode from Bnei Baruch's Kabbalah Media series, featuring a call to learn with friends in Bulgarian.
A Kabbalah lesson focusing on unification of the group to achieve perfection and merging with the Creator.
A Kabbalah lesson discussing the significance of Pesach and the spiritual preparation of a group from Latin America.