ABC of Kabbalah Part: 5 Zayin Chet, Tet and Yud

An insight into this week's Torah portion, Metzorah and a look into the future messianic world.

Is it more important to honor G-d or my parents? Rabbi Greenberg gives practical tips for this anyone who is faced with challenges when making choices in life. 

Welcome to another episode in our Rambam In-Depth series. In this groundbreaking analysis, we uncover how the Rambam revolutionizes our understanding of idol worship's impurity through his commentary in Hilchot Avodat Kochavim. Journey with us as we explore one of the Rambam's most fascinating philosophical and halachic insights.In this enlightening Torah discussion, we explore:Why idol worship's impurity is uniquely rabbinic in natureThe four distinct categories of idolatrous impurityRambam's surprising choice of Biblical hintA profound new perspective on spiritual realityHow this impacts our understanding of holiness and impurity

Maimonides, also known as "The Rambam," lived over 800 years ago but left an indelible mark on Judaism that is still felt today. Some consider him one of the 10 most influential Jewish sages in history. We dive deep into the immense accomplishments of Maimonides across philosophy, law, medicine and more, while also covering the many controversies surrounding his ideas. From his struggles against forced conversion of Jews, to his efforts to reconcile faith with reason, to his voluminous writings that reformulated Jewish law, Maimonides led an incredible life filled with tragedy and triumph.

It seems like everyone is searching for a better relationship and a more meaningful existence. What is the connection between these two things? Judaism has the answer.