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| At the giving of the Torah at Sinai we entered into a relationship with G-d – marriage. What is the nature of this relationship and how does it apply to human marriage between husband and wife?
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Men are from Chessed, Women are from Gevurah
Kabbalah’s formulation of the ten soul powers – the make-up of the human psyche – sheds light on the differences between men and women to help better our relationships.
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| Have we gone too far in our defiling the human body? Discussing sexuality today in our “new world”.
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When one plus one equals one
We all want love. We know it fulfills a basic need in the human experience. Without it we feel miserable and with it we feel elated. But what is it?
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| Harmony is necessary when two people with different personalities want to learn to live together. But how is it created?
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Man's Greatest Fear
Man's need for respect and woman's need for appreciation
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| There are two kinds of love: a pleasurable love where one feels good and content and then there’s a compelling love where one feels motivated and compelled to do something. The latter, may be the core and heart of a relationship.
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| The similarities between marriage on earth and the marriage of G-d and the Jews, reveal the Divine nature of both these unions. Our relationships with G-d and spouse demand modesty, humility and a sense of propriety. These are the building blocks of all intimate relationships.
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| A Kabbalistic understanding of relationships, marriage and our individual role within them. Learn the Torah understanding of a relationship and how marriage is not about two halves coming together, but two complete wholes which create a new entity whilst still remaining individuals.
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| Marriage may be a good idea all by itself. However G-d prefers to make it a mitzvah. He wants to be our partner in marriage. This makes marriage far greater than a human affair.
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| An insight into the unspoken awe of the sanctity of women that can be seen in all the laws of family purity and Mikvah.
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Part 1
Getting to like the people you love
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Part 2
Getting to like the people you love
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| The three primary relationships in life
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| The circumstances in which a baby is conceived contributes greatly to the quality, nature, character and health of the child.
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| Rabbi Yaffe teaches the Kabalistic perspective on human interaction, from the most intimate of relationships to the most extrinsic, including the most fundamental relationship; the relationship with oneself.
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| Rabbi Yaffe teaches the Kabalistic perspective on human interaction, from the most intimate of relationships to the most extrinsic, including the most fundamental relationship; the relationship with oneself.
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| When G-d instructs us on how to get divorced, He is demonstrating the qualities we need for a good marriage. He wants us married and to the very person to whom we are married. Yet if you can't do it, He personally supervises the divorce.
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Part 1
Discussing with today’s youth the spiritual and pragmatic ingredients that infuse intimacy, love and marriage with purpose, meaning and holiness from the Torah perspective.
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Part 2
Discussing with today’s youth the spiritual and pragmatic ingredients that infuse intimacy, love and marriage with purpose, meaning and holiness from the Torah perspective.
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