Why is this the last episode? When starting the podcast I purposely started at a random place, Korach Monday, to demonstrate that the Torah is cyclical and we can start at anytime and always go deeper. We have officially concluded with our LAST EPISODE OF THIS PODCAST!!! Which means we have read and completed every Daily Torah Study Portion!!! Congrats to You for coming along this Jewish Learning Journey!! Stay tuned for more Updates & feel free to reach out on IG @hassidic.hipster.girl ❤️❤️❤️

“When you see the tassels, you will remember all the commandments of G-d, in order to perform them.” Bamidbar 15:39

“The first of your dough, donate a loaf to a priest.”

In this episode we learn about the laws Hashem gave to the Jewish people about entering the Land.

Deep within we all believe.

The spies still had the slave mentality of being slaves to the laws of nature.

We learn from the spies that they had good intentions. They wanted to live a spiritual life and realized it would be difficult to do so in Israel.

How to conquer not If we can. Moshe knew we were capable he just wasn’t sure HOW. So he sent out spies...

What is true humility?

When we complained in the desert and were called rebels. We’re we really rebellious?

Historically we have been successful when following the light of the Torah.

Connecting with G-d for even a minute is everlasting. We learn from here that it’s not good to push anything off. Tune to understand in depth.

G-d always gives us second chances!

How do we start Fresh we we feel so empty inside?

What does Aaron lighting the Menorah teach us on a practical level today?

Did Moses really hear G-d’s voice? How do we know? Can we hear that voice today?

What was different in our world pre and post Sinai era?

If the 12 princes each brought the same sacrifices- why does the Torah have to go through each of them in detail?

The consequences of a wife who cheats... the Torah compares this to the relationship with G-d & His people.

This episode teaches us the 3 steps of Repentance according to Judaism. Tune in to hear more.