An overview of the daily lesson of Sefer Hamitzvot, Maimonides’ Book of Mitzvahs, which details and concisely explains each of the 613 commandments.

Each 20-minute video class uses a text from the weekly Torah portion to convey a contemporary insight on leading a more enriched life. Source sheets are included to help students follow along and gain a "taste" of the actual texts studied.

A superficial reading of the Bible might lead us to believe that women played just a superflous role. But take a closer look...

A series of classes for women examines the reasons for various Jewish customs and rituals.

A comprehensive course exploring why we pray, the history of prayer, the structure of the prayer book, and the meaning of the basic prayers.

A six part series on how to improve your spiritual appearance by infusing your life with greater joy, faith and inspiration.

Travel around the Jewish calendar with this monthly series on the significance of the upcoming Jewish month. New classes every Rosh Chodesh.

A women’s Torah class on the parhsa of the week.

A deeper understanding and exploration of Jewish customs and traditions, and how they have forged us into a more kind and compassionate nation.

In this series, Goldie Plotkin explores the meaning of the prayers step by step, and their personal relevance in our day-to-day life.

Pirkei Avot, Ethics of the Fathers, is a tractate of the Mishnah that is full of timeless wisdom, advice and moral values on how to live a more ethical life with improved interpersonal relationships. This course provides an in-depth exploration on an assortment of these teachings.

Explore the special virtues of the Jewish woman and uncover her hidden treasures, as illuminated in the Eishet Chayil hymn in the book of Proverbs.

Chana's weekly vidcast on being in touch with ourselves, with our loved ones and with our higher calling

What is pleasure? Where does it come from? Why do we need it? And what can it accomplish?

Count your blessings every morning with a mystical look at the morning blessings.

What happens after we die? Will we ever live again? What is the purpose of the soul’s descent into a body? This series looks at some of the experiences of the soul after the death of the body.

An exploration into the Jewish view of death, mourning, the soul's journey and the after-life.

Lessons from the every day occurances in our lives and tools that help us grow to become greater people.

How to foster greater love and empathy in your relationships with others.

Prayer is our opportunity to enter into a dialogue with G-d. But many of us are unfamiliar with the prayers, their meaning, and the actual practice of Jewish prayer. In this series you’ll learn all about the body, soul, and song of prayer, and free yourself to communicate with G-d.

Explore the life-cycles through the lens of Kabbalah and discover how to use these experiences to their fullest.

What does it mean to be a powerful woman at all stages of our lives? If we could ask these special women what was their proudest moments as mothers or as women, perhaps this is what they would respond.

What you need to make a part of your daily schedule in order to control your day rather than have it control you.

This seven-part series follows the seven-week period of the Omer explaining how each week corresponds to another facet of our personalities.

Answering questions like: What is G-d? If I have a soul, why can’t I see it? Where do people go when they die? Is there a heaven and a hell? Why do bad things happen to good people? I did something bad, is G-d angry with me?

Understanding the mechanics of how repentance actually repairs spiritual damage in the cosmos.

A kabbalistic explanation of why whatever we do to others, we are actually doing to ourselves.

Great spiritual treasures lie hidden in the most material aspects of our world—a unique chassidic perspective on physicality.

Is it possible to be living but not be alive? What it takes to get in touch with your essential self and activate the point within your soul that gives meaning to life.

The unique role of the Jewish woman is described in terms of three archetypical mitzvahs—Shabbat candles, family purity and kosher. How do traditional ideas of Jewish femininity compare to modern feminist ideas about the role of women in society?

In this inspirational talk, Shaindy Jacobson sheds light on the inner dignity of Jewish femininity with personal stories and anecdotes.

If we know with certainty that G-d is involved and cares about all the details of our world, we can be happier and more empowered individuals.