Tzav: Attitude of Gratitude

Pinchas: The Words Waiting to Be Heard

As we enter the Three Weeks, the weekly Haftorot shift toward themes of catastrophe, but these difficult prophecies actually originate from the highest, most profound spiritual realms. In this shiur, we explore how the prophet Yirmiyahu spoke words of divine truth that went unheard in his own generation. Yet, Hashem promised these words would not return empty; they have been waiting centuries for us to finally open our hearts, genuinely receive them, and allow them to transform our spiritual exile into a state of deep consolation and connection. _____________ Join a weekly shiur with renowned Torah teacher Rebbetzin Yehudis Golshevsky, featured by the Pnima Women's Chaburah - a warm, weekly gathering of women diving into the Parsha through heartfelt Torah, personal insight, and meaningful discussion. 🔗 Join the Pnima WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/JaU9RHuQ72R0CVMXSEaONS [https://chat.whatsapp.com/JaU9RHuQ72R0CVMXSEaONS] 🔗 Learn about Pnima: https://pnimajerusalem.com/ [https://pnimajerusalem.com/]  ✨ Powered by Pnima Jerusalem הרבנית יהודית גולשבסקי: פרשת פינחס - המילים שמחכות להישמע

Korach: The Spiritual Mirror of Conflict

Conflict and division are an uncomfortable but deeply natural part of the human experience, rooted in the essential differentiation established on the second day of creation. In this shiur, we explore the deeper spiritual dynamics of machloket (dispute) through the story of Korach's rigid rebellion. We discover how the people who oppose or frustrate us most often serve as profound spiritual mirrors, reflecting the unhealed or unrefined parts of our own inner world. By shifting our perspective and choosing to pray for our opponents rather than fight them, we can use conflict as an invitation to move past painful division and arrive at a "third day" of synthesis—a higher, more mature state of repair and true connection. 📄 Source sheet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aF4AZTVmZLS8nzP8knOjaPYvC15faLy0/view?usp=drive_link [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aF4AZTVmZLS8nzP8knOjaPYvC15faLy0/view?usp=drive_link]  Join a weekly shiur with renowned Torah teacher Rebbetzin Yehudis Golshevsky, featured by the Pnima Women's Chaburah - a warm, weekly gathering of women diving into the Parsha through heartfelt Torah, personal insight, and meaningful discussion. 🔗 Join the Pnima WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/JaU9RHuQ72R0CVMXSEaONS [https://chat.whatsapp.com/JaU9RHuQ72R0CVMXSEaONS] 🔗 Learn about Pnima: https://pnimajerusalem.com/ [https://pnimajerusalem.com/]  ✨ Powered by Pnima Jerusalem הרבנית יהודית גולשבסקי: פרשת קרח - המראה הרוחנית של המחלוקת

Shlach: An Open Aperture to the Divine

When reading Parshat Shlach, it can be deeply painful to dwell on the tragic misstep of the spies. In this shiur, we take a different approach, turning away from the failure to focus entirely on the spiritual remedy. Drawing on the profound teachings of the Chesed L'Avraham, we explore how Eretz Yisrael serves as the world's spiritual "aperture"—the open channel through which divine shefa (vitality and blessing) flows into reality. We discover how everyday actions, from tending a simple garden to eating the holy fruits of the Land, are not merely physical acts, but profound opportunities to draw down the spiritual energy of the Manna. Through this loving, grounded engagement, we actively repair the ancient brokenness of the spies and reconnect with the presence of the Shechina. 📄 Source sheet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1llJ_AlM50cciOf5bjfE1nTTm8mJE-SVC/view?usp=drive_link [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1llJ_AlM50cciOf5bjfE1nTTm8mJE-SVC/view?usp=drive_link]  Join a weekly shiur with renowned Torah teacher Rebbetzin Yehudis Golshevsky, featured by the Pnima Women's Chaburah - a warm, weekly gathering of women diving into the Parsha through heartfelt Torah, personal insight, and meaningful discussion. 🔗 Join the Pnima WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/JaU9RHuQ72R0CVMXSEaONS [https://chat.whatsapp.com/JaU9RHuQ72R0CVMXSEaONS] 🔗 Learn about Pnima: https://pnimajerusalem.com/ [https://pnimajerusalem.com/]  ✨ Powered by Pnima Jerusalem הרבנית יהודית גולשבסקי: פרשת שלח - ערוץ פתוח לשכינה

Behaalotcha: Gathering Our Scattered Pieces

In our fast-paced world, it is easy to feel scattered, fragmented, and disconnected from our center—an inner state known as pizour. In this shiur, we explore the spiritual role of the Tribe of Dan, the me'asef (gatherer), who traveled at the back of the camp to collect everything that was left behind in the desert. We discover how pausing to consciously collect ourselves—especially through the inner work of prayer—can transform our fragmentation into a grounded state of containment (isuf). By doing this, we create a vessel of divine compassion that brings wholeness not just to our own lives, but to the collective soul of the Jewish people. 📄 Source sheet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/101U4zs59CYTSV7yvzMj9GJisq9-fOaR-/view?usp=drive_link [https://drive.google.com/file/d/101U4zs59CYTSV7yvzMj9GJisq9-fOaR-/view?usp=drive_link]  Join a weekly shiur with renowned Torah teacher Rebbetzin Yehudis Golshevsky, featured by the Pnima Women's Chaburah - a warm, weekly gathering of women diving into the Parsha through heartfelt Torah, personal insight, and meaningful discussion. 🔗 Join the Pnima WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/JaU9RHuQ72R0CVMXSEaONS [https://chat.whatsapp.com/JaU9RHuQ72R0CVMXSEaONS] 🔗 Learn about Pnima: https://pnimajerusalem.com/ [https://pnimajerusalem.com/] ✨ Powered by Pnima Jerusalem הרבנית יהודית גולשבסקי: פרשת בהעלותך - לאסוף את עצמנו מחדש

Emor: The Sanctity of Time

Join a warm, weekly gathering of women diving into the Parsha through heartfelt Torah, personal insight, and meaningful discussion. Led by Keren Attias. ___ This series is powered by Pnima — a Jerusalem-based community rooted in Torah, tefilah, and heartfelt spiritual growth. 👉🏼Join the Pnima WhatsApp Community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/Gm5q9frzzgIGGPvaGeM4js [https://chat.whatsapp.com/Gm5q9frzzgIGGPvaGeM4js] 👉🏼 Website: https://pnimajerusalem.com/ [https://pnimajerusalem.com/]