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Transform your Shabbos from routine observance to divine encounter. Rabbi Ari Klapper explores mystical and philosophical teachings about Shabbos as the weekly manifestation of Hashem's kingship. Deep dive into Gemora analysis, Kabbalistic concepts, and practical spirituality.
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Ep. 108 – The True You (opens the original)
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What is the true you — and where has it been this whole time? Rabbi Ari Klapper closes the sefer Shabbos Malkesa with a final and deeply personal teaching. The journey began on Rosh Hashanah 5784, when the first day fell on Shabbos and there was no shofar deraisa — a frightening situation, because the shofar is a tremendous source of protection for Klal Yisrael. The response: strengthen Shabbos, because the zechus of Shabbos can stand where the shofar can't. And then Simchas Torah of that year b
Ep. 107 – The Root and Source of Everything (opens the original)
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If everything about Shabbos — the rest, the kedushah, the connection to Hashem — can seemingly be found in other places too (the Beis HaMikdash, Yom Tov, Torah learning), what makes Shabbos uniquely irreplaceable? Rabbi Ari Klapper takes on this question in the grand summary of Shabbos Malkesa, and the answer turns everything inside out. The secret of Shabbos isn't a list of special features — it's that Shabbos has nothing of itself. Just like a pure mirror has nothing of itself, only the reflec
Ep. 106 – POF 13: Hashem Wants Your Body Too (opens the original)
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What happens to a Jew's connection to Hashem after they die — is it over? Rabbi Ari Klapper explores the 13th and final principle of faith: Techiyas HaMeisim, the resurrection of the dead. He builds it straight from the bris: Hashem made a covenant not just with the nation as an abstract entity, but with every individual Jew. And a bris with the Infinite doesn't expire when the body does. He quotes a striking tradition in the name of Rav Moshe Wolfson: even the most disconnected Jew — even after
Ep. 105 – POF 12: An Everlasting Bond (opens the original)
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What kind of bond doesn't break even when one side seems to give nothing back? Rabbi Ari Klapper explores the 12th principle — belief in Mashiach — through the lens of Shabbos as a bris, a covenant of love. Shabbos isn't just a day off; it's the sign of a relationship. Hashem created the entire world and in theory all of creation could have entered this bris with Him. But only Klal Yisrael stepped forward and said: we want it. That's why Shabbos is an ois, a sign — it represents the two-sided re
Ep. 104 – POF 9, 10 & 11: Our Unchanging and Whole Torah (opens the original)
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Why can't Torah ever be changed — even by the greatest rabbi, even by a prophet, even by someone claiming new divine instruction? Rabbi Ari Klapper explains the ninth principle through a remarkable story: a Chinese woman came to a yeshiva in Queens while researching her academic thesis on the world's major religions. After interviewing priests and imams and finding something missing in both Christianity and Islam, she walked into the yeshiva — and what she found there changed her life. The point
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