Rachel Anisfeld
Torah and Inner Work
- MEDITATION: Reclaiming Our Power From Pharaoh Inside (Passover)This meditation asks the question: who is in charge inside you, Pharaoh or God? It considers the bullying, limiting, disempowering Pharaoh voices we have inside us, and looks at the… Read more: MEDITATION: Reclaiming Our Power From Pharaoh Inside (Passover)
- ESSAY: Right Here, In this Moment (Parashat HaChodesh)When is the time that you believe redemption could happen for you? (Click image to read more)
- MEDITATION: Right Here, In This Moment (Parashat HaChodesh)This meditation focuses on the word hazeh, “this,” in hachodesh hazeh, “this month” (Exodus 12:2), considering how redemption and connection to God always happen in “this” moment, right now, in… Read more: MEDITATION: Right Here, In This Moment (Parashat HaChodesh)
- ESSAY: Moving Out Of Idolatry Into Our Divine Abundance (Parashat Vayakhel)The problem with idolatry is not just that it limits who God is, but also that it limits who we are as reflections of God. When we have idols, we,… Read more: ESSAY: Moving Out Of Idolatry Into Our Divine Abundance (Parashat Vayakhel)
- MEDITATION: Moving Out of Idolatry Into Our Divine Abundance (Parashat Vayakhel)The problem with idolatry is not just that it limits who God is, but also that it limits who we are as reflections of God. In this meditation, we compare… Read more: MEDITATION: Moving Out of Idolatry Into Our Divine Abundance (Parashat Vayakhel)
- ESSAY: God’s Steady Ner Tamid Presence — And Our Own (Parashat Tetzaveh)If God is willing to stay with me, who am I to abandon myself? At the start of our parsha, there is a command to bring oil for lighting the… Read more: ESSAY: God’s Steady Ner Tamid Presence — And Our Own (Parashat Tetzaveh)
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