Ch. 29:1 - 30:24. Why and how did Yaakov end up marrying two women, and even more so, two sisters? Without understanding the soul-reality of Yaakov, and the transformations he went through in his life, this question would remain unanswered. In this class, we also learn about the soul-realities of the two holy wives, Leah and Rachel.
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Ch. 27:1-33. Eisav was not all bad. In fact, his father Isaac saw that he had a unique potential to receive and transmit the Oral Torah. Through this story, Rabbi Aaron defines the ...
Ch. 25:27-34. This class is a profile of the personalities of Yaakov and Eisav, and their relationships to their parents, Isaac and Rivka. Through a passage in the Zohar, Rabbi Aaron illuminates the true and balanced personality of Yaakov, which clarifies exactly why he was the right son to continue his father...
Ch. 18. This class covers two stories after Avraham has his circumcision: the mysterious visitors and Avraham negotiating with G-d to save Sodom. From these stories, Rabbi Aaron asks: What is the difference between a spiritual experience and a G-d encounter?
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Ch. 17:1-16. Here, Rabbi Aaron addresses covenant, circumcision, and what Avraham could do for G-d. Hashem, the nurturing G-d, gives Avraham an opportunity to acquire an identity that can stand face to face with his Maker. The differences between men and women are also discussed.
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