Inward With Rabbi Joey Rosenfeld

S4:E12 The end  that is  the beginning.  ***** This podcast is supported in part from a grant from the Hadar Institute. Music is by Zusha. Help support them by purchasing their music. Audio is by David Kwan. 

S4:E11 The quest  for essentiality.  The ability to find  meaning within  the meaningless. 

S4:E10 In the descent away  from the unity of the self  rests the ability to relate  to the outside through unity. 

S4:E9 Compassion and  the revival of lost love. 

S4:E8 Limit setting,  self overcoming  and the laughter of Yitzchak.  Please help us share Rabbi Joey's teaching by taking a moment to fill out our listener survey so we can better understand who is learning along with him, and how we can improve. 

S4:E7 Saying yes to the world,  welcoming the other,  and choosing to see good.  Please help us share Rabbi Joey's teaching by taking a moment to fill out our listener survey so we can better understand who is learning along with him, and how we can improve.   

S4:E6 Without Daat you have nothing, with Daat you have everything.  For our purposes Daat will not be considered an active sefirah but rather an internalized force that animates all other Sefirot. This episode focuses on the role of Daat as the external disclosure of Keter’s interior; the mode of embodied thought associated with Daat; the dialectical sway between connection and separation as embodied in Daat and the different iterations of Daat in the twofold form of “Transcendent Daat” and “Immanent Daat”. While discussing Daat as a stand alone concept we must keep in mind that Daat is neither something nor nothing but rather the impossible combination of both something and nothing and it must therefore be read as a bracketed concept that separates and connects the three upper Sefirot and the lower seven.  Please help us share Rabbi Joey's teaching by taking a moment to fill out our listener survey so we can better understand who is learning along with him, and how we can improve.  

S4:E5 The descent into the particular,  the parts that build the whole, and most importantly the sweetening of harshness in its root. Please help us share Rabbi Joey's teaching by taking a moment to fill out our listener survey so we can better understand who is learning along with him, and how we can improve.

S4:E4  The infinite within the infinitesimal.  The whole within the part,  and most importantly the ability to be ok within the moment.

S4:E3  Having and Not-Having at once.   Waiting for that which is beyond expectation.   Faith in the unfathomable. 

S4:E2 Rabbi Joey continues his new season on the sefirot with a second introduction, regarding ten emanative powers and their psychological expression. 

S4:E1 In the first episode of this new season, Rabbi Joey gives a few introductions necessary for the entire season.  As we learn about ten sefirot try and understand these "powers", "strengths" or "potencies", we will approach them, not as an ontological reality, but as they relate to the human experience of Creation. 

In this special Pesach episode, Rabbi Joey shares a thoughts on the role of questions and answers, not only as the central aspects of leil ha-seder, but as the primary orientation for a living in a world where faith and doubt coexist.

Rabbi Joey continues his new series on the phenomenon of addiction through the lens of the inner teachings of Torah. For more information, visit InwardTorah.org

Rabbi Joey continues his new series on the phenomenon of addiction through the lens of the inner teachings of Torah. For more information, visit InwardTorah.org

Rabbi Joey continues his new series on the phenomenon of addiction through the lens of the inner teachings of Torah. For more information, visit InwardTorah.org Sources for going further inward: 1. Irvin Yalom, Existential Psychotherapy 2. Mishna Berakhot 1:1 3. Sod Yesharim 4. Netziv, Emek Ha'Davar  5. Ryan Kemp, Transcending Addiction: An Existential Pathway to Recovery 6. Keith Richards, Life 7. Rav Yitzhak Hutner, Pachad Yitzhak on Pesach 8. Bereishit Rabba 63:11 9. Maharal, Tiferes Yisrael, 25 10. David Lenson, On Drugs 11. Rebbe Nachman, Likutei Moharan, 272 12. Jon Kabat-Zinn, Full Catastrophe Living 

Rabbi Joey continues his new series on the phenomenon of addiction through the lens of the inner teachings of Torah. For more information, visit InwardTorah.org Sources to go further inward: 1. Leshem Shevo Vachlama: Bechirah and Self-Manifestation

Rabbi Joey shares his insights into the joy and presence that abides within dissatisfaction itself. For more information, visit InwardTorah.org Sources for going further inward: 1. Sichos HaRan 2. Tiferes Ha-Hanokhi 3. Vayikra Rabba 4. Likutei Moharan 5. Gabor Maté 6. Benjamin Epstein 7. Rav Yitzhak Hutner 8. Emmanuel Levinas

Rabbi Joey begins his new series on the phenomenon of addiction through the lens of the inner teachings of Torah. For more information, visit InwardTorah.org

Rabbi Joey begins his new series on the phenomenon of addiction through the lens of the inner teachings of Torah. For more information, visit InwardTorah.org