Torah Unraveled

Kabbalah and the Hidden Architecture of You - Lesson 3 The Mystical Backstory of Your Soul With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, November 4, 2026 What’s the secret behind your preferences in food and music and your emotional disposition? What is reincarnation? Why do you keep facing the same struggle? What did your soul come here to do?

Kabbalah Café Creation & Redemption - Part 24 The Seventh Is Holy With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, October 25, 2026 There is a line in the Midrash that the mystics love: all sevenths are precious. The seventh day, the seventh year, the seventh month, the seventh generation, each carries a force that the others don’t, as if something hidden in the fabric of time keeps rising to the surface whenever the count reaches seven. In Kabbalah, seven is far more than a number. It is the place where the work of creation exhales, where all the effort of the first six gathers itself and finally reveals what it was reaching for all along. It is the moment the building becomes a home, and the doing becomes a being. In this session of Kabbalah Café we follow that thread together and explore why the Midrash calls every seventh beloved, what the mystics saw glimmering behind it, and what it means for the rhythm of your own life.

Kabbalah Café Creation & Redemption - Part 23 I’ll Tell You What I Want With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, October 18, 2026 Ask yourself what you want right now. Then ask why you want it. Then ask why you want that. Somewhere along that chain, the answers change. Most of what we chase isn’t what we’re really after. We want the promotion so we can feel secure. We want to feel secure so we can finally relax. We want to relax so we can be present with the people we love. The thing we’re pushing for today is often just a stop along the way to something deeper. In this session of Kabbalah Café we look at the layers of human desire: the things we want because of something else, and the things we want for their own sake. We talk about how to drill down to the real thing, so we can stay laser focused on what matters most.

Kabbalah and the Hidden Architecture of You - Lesson 2 Traces of the Sefirot in Your Body and Soul With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, October 28, 2026 What are the sefirot and how are they relevant to your life? Why do you have ten fingers? Is G-d’s name written on your body? What’s the mystical secret of marital intimacy?

Torah Studies 5787 Class 4: Parshat Vayeira A Faith You Can’t Lose Why Belief in G-d Doesn’t Come from Proof—and Isn’t Undone by It Either Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, October 27, 2026 We usually think of faith as something we choose or build, especially when life raises hard questions. But Abraham’s story suggests something different: a kind of certainty that isn’t based on evidence at all. What if faith is not something we arrive at, but something woven into who we are?

Kabbalah and the Hidden Architecture of You - Lesson 1 Echoes of Your Soul in Everyday Life With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, October 21, 2026 Why do you like that song? Why did you marry that one? Where does your soul go when you sleep? Why do you dream? Do animals have souls?

Torah Studies 5787 Class 3: Parshat Lech Lecha Why Judaism Begins with the Body How Brit Milah Reveals Where the Deepest Connection to G-d Lives Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, October 20, 2026 If Judaism is about the soul, why does it begin with such a physical act? Circumcision seems like an intrusion into G-d’s perfect creation. But what if it is not correcting the body, but revealing something about it: that the deepest bond with G-d is forged specifically in the physical?

Kabbalah Café Creation & Redemption - Part 22 Main Character Energy With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, September 6, 2026 Our sages make a bold claim: the world was created for my sake. Not for the angels, not for the vast expanse of galaxies. For me. This begs the question: what is the rest of creation actually here to do? And if the world truly revolves around me, how do I hold that without letting it curdle into ego? In this special holiday edition of Kabbalah Café we untangle the human role in the grand drama of existence and spiritually center ourselves for Rosh Hashanah.

Torah Studies 5787 Class 2: Parshat Noach The Man G-d Praised Why Ordinary People Sometimes Need Extraordinary Words Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, October 13, 2026 The Torah rarely praises its heroes, yet it pauses to praise Noah again and again. Strangely, the same Torah also lets us know that Noah was not a towering spiritual giant. Perhaps that’s precisely the point: sometimes a person becomes capable of more when someone calls them up for it.

Torah Studies 5787 Class 1: Parshat Bereishit One More Child Why the Torah Treats Every Birth as the Creation of a World Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, October 6, 2026 Bringing another child into the world comes with real costs—time, money, energy, and uncertainty. The Torah doesn’t ignore those concerns, and offers a radical perspective: every child is not just part of the world, but a world unto themselves—making each birth an act of creation that changes everything.