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Sukkot: When Joy Takes Over

Joy. What a beautiful word. Is there a word more joyous than joy? Imagine living with a sense…

Chanukah Night 1: Awakening Hope
Chanukah Night 1: Awakening Hope

Yom Kippur: When Your Soul Takes Over

The Return That Takes You Higher

We all have regrets. Mistakes we wish we could correct. People we may have hurt and would like…

Chanukah Night 2: Faith in Yourself and in G-d
Chanukah Night 2: Faith in Yourself and in G-d

The Power to Begin Again: Rosh Hashana and September 11

The Jewish Approach to Evil Interview with Raphael Kellman
The Jewish Approach to Evil Interview with Raphael Kellman

Weekly Masterclass

  • Sukkot: When Joy Takes OverCan joy be cultivated? Can we actually do something to become more joyful? The answer is yes. Explore the deeper secret of joy—and discover how to access that reservoir within us.
  • The Return That Takes You Higher
  • The Power to Begin Again: Rosh Hashana and September 11
Shemini Atzeret-Simchat Torah: The Circle is Complete Shemini Atzeret-Simchat Torah: The Circle is Complete
Shemini Atzeret-Simchat Torah: The Circle is Complete Shemini Atzeret-Simchat Torah: The Circle is Complete

MeaningfulLIVE

  • Yom Kippur: When Your Soul Takes Over
  • This Year Can Be Different
  • Back to School: How to Start the Year Right

42 Journeys: Unlocking the Code of Your Life’s Mission

42 Journeys, Part 1: From Innocence to Identity: The Awakening of Your Purpose

42 Journeys, Part 2: The Forces That Try to Break You Before You Become You

In Part Two of our seven-part series, The 42 Journeys of Life , we continue the expedition. We now enter journeys six through twelve, where we begin to develop the tools to confront adversity and discover our inner strength.

42 Journeys, Part 3: Will You Build a Home—or Just Live in One?

Will You Build a Home—or Just Live in One? For it is precisely in the wilderness that we discover our power not merely to survive, but to create a sanctuary—a home for ourselves, our loved ones, and the Divine presence in this world.

8 Lights of the Soul: Healing the Heart and Illuminating the Mind

Chanukah Night 1: Awakening Hope

As you light the first candle tonight, take a moment to reflect: What small light of hope and faith can you kindle even in your darkest moments? The flames of Chanukah whisper the same truth: Never give up — the light always returns. Let it inspire you to ignite your own flame with renewed courage and faith. Happy Chanukah!

Chanukah Night 2: Faith in Yourself and in G-d

As you light the second candle tonight, see yourself reflected in it — a living flame of the divine, with the power to illuminate, to warm, and to transform every place and every person you encounter. In that light, Chanukah becomes not only a celebration of miracles, but a celebration of the eternal, divine spark within you.

Chanukah Night 3: Healing Through Acceptance

As you light the third candle tonight, take a moment to reflect: What part of my life am I keeping in the dark because facing it feels uncomfortable? Remember, light doesn’t change reality—but the clarity it brings is the first step to healing, growth, and true freedom.

Meaningful Life Center Live

  • Never Again is NOW! Our Historic Calling Today: The Mission of the Jewish PeopleRabbi Simon Jacobson gives a monumental lecture in Toronto
  • The Jewish Approach to EvilInterview with Raphael Kellman
  • How Does the Story of Ishmael End?Rabbi Jacobson gives a class on the war in Israel

YouTube Hits

Chanukah Night 4: Unity and Community

As you light four candles tonight, take a moment to reflect: How can we coexist and find harmony within diversity? Chanukah’s menorah symbolizes unity within individuality, as each flame is distinct yet contributes to a greater whole. Diversity does not equal divisiveness; rather, it is the essence of beauty, as seen in nature, art, and the human body, where countless unique elements work together in harmony.

The Bible’s Prediction about Hamas

As we read in the Bible about the obliteration of Chamas – violence and bloodshed – may we eradicate every shred of anger, violence and bloodshed spiritually, physically and psychologically.

Hamas Made a Huge Mistake Choosing Simchat Torah

Our enemies choose to attack us on days they believe we are most vulnerable. But little did they know – Hamas, just like Haman before him – they actually chose days that celebrate Jewish indestructibility.

How Consciousness is Born

How Consciousness is Born: 6 Steps from the Quantum Supra-Conscious to the Conscious [Part 4]

How much potential do you have within you? Is there a way to release, access and actualize it?

How Consciousness is Born: 6 Steps from the Quantum Supra-Conscious to the Conscious [Part 3]

In part 3 of a new revolutionary series, Rabbi Jacobson presents time-tested ways to draw from our supra-consciousness and transform our lives. This is no small feat. Doing so can allow us to open up new channels of awareness, while also freeing us from the toxins — pain and trauma — that may have polluted our inner psyches.

How Consciousness is Born: 6 Steps from the Quantum Supra-Conscious to the Conscious [Part 2]

As conscious beings we are aware of our thoughts, our experiences and phenomena around us. But what lies behind the curtain of our perception? In part 2 of this series Rabbi Jacobson discusses how our pure, pre-birth supra-conscious can empower us to dispel the demons that haunt us.

Soul Vitamins: 3-Minute Videos

  • Shemini Atzeret-Simchat Torah: The Circle is Complete
  • Sukkot: Dancing with the Divine
  • Yom Kippur: The Silent Embrace

Vice Advice Series

  • Vice Advice – Part Eight: Melancholy and DepressionWhat is the root and anatomy of melancholy and depression? How can we channel its power to positive ends? Is there a difference between sadness and depression; between healthy sadness and unhealthy melancholy?
  • Vice Advice Series Part Seven: LazinessDiscover a refreshing and surprising way to look directly at laziness.
  • Vice Advice Series Part Six: FrivolityLearn new tools to help you redirect and harness this hollow vacuousness for a greater benefit.

Dealing with Loss and Failure

  • Dealing with Loss and Failure, Part 4The Chassidic Approach to Dealing with Failure. Part 4: How to Help Others Deal with Failure.
  • Dealing with Loss and Failure, Part 3The Chassidic Approach to Dealing with Failure. Part 3: How to Not be Your Own Worst Enemy.
  • Dealing with Loss and Failure, Part 1The Chassidic Approach to Dealing with Failure. Part 1: The Psychological Approach.

In Conversation With World Leaders

  • In Conversation with World Leaders: Rabbi Warren Goldstein, Chief Rabbi of South AfricaRabbi Simon Jacobson in conversation with Rabbi Warren Goldstein, Chief Rabbi of South Africa
  • In Conversation with World Leaders: Rabbi Berel Lazar, Chief Rabbi of RussiaRabbi Simon Jacobson in conversation with Rabbi Berel Lazar, Chief Rabbi of Russia
  • TRAILER: In Conversation with World Leaders Featuring Rabbi Berel Lazar, Chief Rabbi of RussiaWatch Trailer: Rabbi Simon Jacobson in conversation with Rabbi Berel Lazar, Chief Rabbi of Russia

8 Lights for 8 Nights: From Darkness to Light

Chanukah Night 1: Bringing Light into Darkness

As you light the first candle tonight, take a moment to reflect: What light can you bring into your world? In today’s turbulent world, from geopolitical upheavals to personal battles, the Chanukah flames remind us to focus on what we stand for, not merely what we stand against. By nurturing and sharing our inner light, we create a brighter world for ourselves and others.

Chanukah Night 2: Perseverance In The Face Of Adversity

As you light two candles tonight, take a moment to reflect: How can I grow from my experiences and tribulations? The menorah’s flames symbolize a light that not only withstands darkness but grows stronger through it.

Chanukah Night 3: Faith and Miracles

As you light three candles tonight, take a moment to reflect: How can I see the extraordinary in the ordinary and to reignite the flames of faith, resilience, and appreciation for life’s miracles? As the menorah’s light continues to burn across generations, may we embrace our own inner strength, find meaning beyond logic, and recognize the miracles that surround us.

Daily Spiritual Antidote

  • No Goodbye Eternally Connected: Daily Spiritual Antidote #127No Goodbye Eternally Connected
  • Spiral of Time: Daily Spiritual Antidote #124
  • Disruption to Renewal: Daily Spiritual Antidote #125

Soulbytes

  • Ki Hinay Kachomer Prayer For a Good Life Narrated by Rabbi Simon JacobsonGet inspired for Yom Kippur. the holiest day of the year with a rendition of the Ki Hinay Kachomer prayer that is deeply inspiring from Yom Kippur prayer services.
  • Free WillTheme: Letting Go of Control The most fundamental concept in all Jewish thought: You have the ability to transcend your circumstances.
  • Rise to Your CallingWill you rise up to make our great-grandfather Abraham proud?

The Feminine Revolution

  • Spirituality & Meditation: Food for the SoulInterview with Sara Blau and Michal Oshman. Mediated by Sheli Mann.

MyLife: Chassidus Applied Weekly Broadcast

Abuse, Betrayal and Protecting Our Children

Rabbi Simon Jacobson addresses one of the most critical issues of our time: Sexual abuse. How to deal with the deep wounds, including the breach of trust and betrayal resulting from being violated, especially at the hands of a trusted leader and authority.

Happiness: How To Be Happy and Master Your Emotions

Listen to Rabbi Simon Jacobson’s talk to the High School students in a new effort to acknowledge mental health issues affecting our community and download the exercises.

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