In this shiur, Maynard Breslow discusses the importance of leadership and being strong in one’s convictions. He emphasizes the need for discipline and boundaries in order to maintain one’s sense of purpose and identity. Maynard
In this shiur, Maynard Breslow introduces the concept of the Week of Malchut, which encompasses prayer, leadership, ownership, and accountability. He emphasizes the importance of praying for the ability to pray and the ability to
In this shiur, Maynard Breslow starts off by reviewing the main themes of the week of Yesod which include foundation, purpose, grounding, attracting rather than promoting, inner rizz/chen/charm that people gravitate to, expressing sexuality in
In this shiur, Maynard Breslow discusses on the concept of Yesod in Yesod, which corresponds to foundation, purpose, and the sexual and reproductive organs. It emphasizes the importance of elevating oneself and others through finding
In this shiur, Maynard Breslow discusses the concept of Hod Sheb Yisod, which corresponds to humility and returning to one’s purpose. It explores the challenges of getting back on track after falling off the path
In this shiur, Maynard Breslow discusses the concept of resilience and getting back up after a fall. It emphasizes the importance of continuing on the path towards one’s purpose, even after making mistakes. The number
In this conversation, Maynard Breslow discusses the concept of Tiferet Sheb Yesod, which represents the combination of complexity and integration. They are the two sefirot in the middle, embodying harmony with stability in our relationships
In this shiur, Maynard Breslow discusses Gevurah Sheb Yesod which centers around the importance of patience and commitment in various aspects of life. Rabbi Benji Elson’s book Dance of the Omer brings up Rebbe Nachman’s
In this shiur, Maynard Breslow discusses Rabbi Benji Elson’s book Dance of The Omer regarding the concept of Yesod and its connection to the week of Yesod. Yesod represents the foundation and culmination of all
The shiur on day 35 of counting the omer based on Rabbi Benji Elson’s Dance of The Omer reviewed the themes covered in the week of hod, namely humility, gratitude, reconnecting and relationships. Maynard Breslow
