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Yam Iyun Sea of Depth
Rabbi Ian P. Bailey, LCPC
26 episodes
4 days ago
This podcast is for an advanced Jewish studies audience. In it, I analyze aggadah from Shas (Talmud) and interpret the metaphors therein, as well as explain why each aggadah piece is in a particular Masechta (tractate) in a particular order.
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This podcast is for an advanced Jewish studies audience. In it, I analyze aggadah from Shas (Talmud) and interpret the metaphors therein, as well as explain why each aggadah piece is in a particular Masechta (tractate) in a particular order.
Show more...
Judaism
Religion & Spirituality
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Gittin 68a-b; King of the Demons Part 2: Harnessing the Dark Side
Yam Iyun Sea of Depth
17 minutes 55 seconds
2 years ago
Gittin 68a-b; King of the Demons Part 2: Harnessing the Dark Side

In this episode, we continue our metaphorical understanding of Ashmedia and King Solomon's tête-à-tête and the quest for the Shamir creature, garnering crucial life lessons about how to grow emotionally and religiously.

(Gittin, Ashmedia, Demons, King Shlomo King Solomon, Binayahu ben Yehoyada, Torah, Tanya, Shir HaShirim, Mishlei, Koheles, Kohelet, alcoholism, substance use, emotional issues)

Yam Iyun Sea of Depth
This podcast is for an advanced Jewish studies audience. In it, I analyze aggadah from Shas (Talmud) and interpret the metaphors therein, as well as explain why each aggadah piece is in a particular Masechta (tractate) in a particular order.