HeyJaredSoul of the Week ✨ Rav Yonatan Attias
Soul of the Week is a weekly class with Rav Yonatan Attias, diving into the inner world of the Parsha, the Hebrew calendar, and the soul.
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Tisha B'Av: The Courage to Be Real (The Three Weeks pt. 3) (opens the original)
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It is so easy to view Tisha B'Av as a heavy day of obligation, a fast I just need to get through by distracting myself with endless content. Yet, I learn that this day offers a profound invitation to sit in the uncomfortable silence and be completely real with my own brokenness. By closing my eyes to the immediate pain and feeling the profound absence of Hashem, I can tap into a raw, honest dialogue with the Divine. When I allow myself to shed tears of longing rather than despair, I connect to a
Devarim/Chazon: When the Words Shatter (The Three Weeks pt. 2) (opens the original)
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It is so easy to fill my spiritual life with endless information, believing that my relationship with Hashem depends solely on the words I learn. Yet, from Moshe breaking the first tablets, I learn that true love sometimes requires shattering our existing frameworks to discover the "white fire" - the silent space between the letters, a love that is always present, not dependent on words or circumstances. As we approach Tisha B'Av, a day devoid of regular Torah study, I am invited to sit in this
The Three Weeks pt. 1: Learning to Long Again (opens the original)
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It is so easy to survive the darkness by adopting a radical optimism that ignores my own brokenness, or to become consumed by tears of anger when I face the pain of this world. Yet, the profound invitation of this season is to learn how to sit with the raw, undefined ache inside me and transform it into tears of longing. When I close my eyes in the midst of my personal pain and shut out the immediate distractions, I am able to focus on a vision of wholeness that feels impossibly far away. By giv
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