Can we really live with less worry? Yes: not because life becomes predictable—but because we become anchored. This class explores the difference between emunah and bitachon and offers a practical road map to seeing G-d’s hand in the details of everyday life. When faith becomes trust, life begins to feel lighter.
A woman receives a transplanted uterus and gives birth. It sounds like a modern medical miracle. Yet rabbis were discussing uterus transplants long before they were performed. In fact, they debated the legal implications more than a century ago. Explore the remarkable story of the question that arrived one hundred years too early—and the Jewish legal issues it raises today.
Why does the Talmud pause its legal debates to tell stories of demons, miracles, impossible journeys, and unforgettable characters? Explore some of the Talmud's most captivating tales and discover why the Sages used narrative to convey ideas that law alone could never express.
We live in a world engineered to distract us. Between endless notifications, mental overload, and constant pressure, staying focused has become one of modern life’s greatest challenges. In this practical and eye-opening session, Dr. Nachi Felt explores how your brain gets overwhelmed and shares a powerful tool to help you think more clearly, regain control of your mind, and focus on what matters most.
For the first time in history, human pregnancy may soon take place entirely outside the body. As artificial womb technology moves from science fiction to medical reality, Jewish law faces unprecedented questions: Would an artificially gestated baby be considered human? Would it be Jewish? Would we violate Shabbos to save it? This session explores the sweeping Jewish legal and ethical implications of ectogenesis—and how the future of reproduction challenges our most fundamental assumptions.
