Passover
Freedom may be defined as the right to ask questions.
Passover 2024: April 22- April 30.
This is where it all began, when a family of tribes became a nation of people, when a body of slaves became a soul of freedom. Some people have an exit strategy; we have an exodus strategy. Freedom requires the removal of all ego. Then, you can sit down to the Seder, eat the matzo, drink the four cups of wine, and tell the story of your journey. We are all children and we all ask questions. There is a Seder plate and there are fifteen steps to the journey. These steps aren’t measured by their number but by their infinity. This is what it means to be a free people.
Passover Seder Guide: FREE DOWNLOAD
Passover in the Age of Corona: 15 Step Soulful and Musical Journey through the Seder
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My Omer: 49 Steps to Personal Refinement
15 Step Soulful and Musical Journey
As we remain quarantined in our homes, with a plague raging in the streets, how can we utilize the Passover Seder as a method to free ourselves emotionally and psychologically from our present crisis, and become greater people in the process? Take the journey and experience Pesach like never before.
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Seder Guide – 15 Steps to Personal Freedom
The Passover Seder is a 15-step process from slavery to freedom. This year, make your Seder personally relevant and transformational with the 15 Steps to Personal Freedom Seder Guide. Download this magnificently designed, easy-to-use, practical guide now!
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The Great Shabbat
A great miracle happened on this Shabbat a few days preceding the Egyptian Exodus. There are various opinions as to the nature of this great miracle.
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All This Talk About Man
Learn about the different levels of the world, allowing space for human existence in a world created and governed by an infinite G/d.
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The Spiritual Difference Between Bread and Matzah Told in Three Minutes
Bread and matzah (the unleavened bread eaten by Jews on the holiday of Passover) are both made from flour and water — so why are they so different?
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Between a Rock and a Hard Place
When confronted with a challenge, the best approach to overcome it is to keep moving forward.
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The Seder Plate: A Microcosm of Your Psyche
The Seder plate serves as a reflection of both your purpose in life and your greatest potential, and contains in its structure multiple layers of symbolism.
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Four Steps to Freedom
There are four steps that G-d used to take His nation out of slavery in Egypt, mirroring the four steps necessary to achieve freedom today.
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Religion and Refinement
The contrast of a person being so devout on one hand, while being so coarse on another, is terribly unnerving.
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The Spiritual Difference Between Bread and Matzah Told in Three Minutes
Bread and matzah (the unleavened bread eaten by Jews on the holiday of Passover) are both made from flour and water — so why are they so different?
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