Audio Classes

The meaning behind the laws and customs we observe at the Shabbat table.

There are a wide variety of beautiful minhagim, customs, associated with Shabbat; learn the intricacies of many of these customs and their underlying reasons.

This class expounds upon the deeper meaning behind the mitzvah of Shabbat candles.

A brief overview of the customs behind the mitzvah of lighting candles Friday evening before sundown to usher in Shabbat.

This class illuminates the true meaning of the holiness of Shabbat and what it represents in our spiritual experience.

This class outlines in great detail the mitzvah of kiddush and havdalah; to sanctify the Shabbat at the beginning and end of the day.

In the Friday night Kiddush we begin with the words “The sixth day”; why do we mention the 6th day when sanctifying the Shabbat, the seventh day? Join us to analyze the very essence of the ritual of Kiddush.

The laws, customs, and halachic underpinnings for lighting the Shabbat candles.

A detailed presentation of many of the halachot surrounding the mitzvah of Kiddush.

Torah law identifies 39 types of work that were involved in the making of the Mishkan (tabernacle) and from which we desist on Shabbat. In this series, Rabbi Shusterman explains and looks at the practical applications of each of the 39 Melachot

The custom to eat less at the third meal of Shabbat, seudah shelishit, and its mystical significance according to Kabbalah.

This class explains the specialty of the after-Shabbos meal called melaveh malkah.

This class traces and elucidates the origin, the reasons and the inner meaning of the after-Shabbat prayer of veyiten lechah.

A thorough description of the mitzvah, eiruv tavshilim, practiced when a yom tov falls on Friday.

This class goes through the Shabbat prayers and presents profound insights into their meaning.

This class goes through the Shabbat prayers and presents profound insights into their meaning.