Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations
What if each morning, as we enter Shacharit, we are not simply reciting prayers—but participating in the renewal and rebuilding of the worlds? Join Rabbi Avraham Shira as he guides us into the profound inner world of Kabbalistic prayer, exploring the meditations of the Ari”zal and learning how to make them both practical and deeply inspiring. Whether you are new to Kabbalah or have been learning it for years, come discover a new way to experience Shacharit—as a daily journey of transformation, connection, and avodah.
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Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations: Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations
Shalom and welcome to a new zman at Webyeshiva.
This zman we will make deep dive into the `Shacharit prayer book’ of the Ari’zal, focusing on specific
kabbalistic intentions, as recorded in Sha’ar haKavanot. These classes will include. much more background material to familiarize the student with the world view of `kabbalah’, its langauge, symbology, structural understanding of the worlds, and the renewal of the world through prayer, Torah and good deeds.
One basic idea is that EVERY day the world is recreated anew, in fact, each 1.3 seconds if we want to pay attention to the greatest detail.
This type of Torah is demanding and rewarding.
Look forward to seeing you all tonight, Webyeshiva, 8pm.
Always, Avraham
Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations: Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations
Shalom and welcome to our new series on Kabbalah of Morning Prayer.
After last weeks look at modeh ani' , Tonight we will look at the morning blessings, and continue exploring general concepts of the Kabbalah and how the Shacharit Prayer, in general, is intented to be a map of how man resembles Hashem in the way he re-createds his world each day through prayer. Come tonight to Webyeshiva.org, 8pm, Israel. Let'slook deeper than we have before into the partnership of God and Man through prayer.
Avraham Shira
Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations: Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations
Shalom and Welcome. Tonight in our exploration of the Kabbalah of Shacharit morning prayers, we will ask the questions why ddo we bless on the worldly matters before we bless on the Torah, what makes the Torah blessings more powerful than others, and why did Rebbe Nachman change this halacha for those wish to follow his interpretations of the practice of blessings.
The answers will change the way we look at morning blessings, and that could change your life.
Look forward to seeing all of you, tonight 8pm. Jerusalem
Always, Avraham
Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations: Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations
Shalom and welcome. Tonight we continue our lookof the shacahris davvening with the Tikum Chazot, the mystical union with the Divine at Midnight, mourning for our external and internal Temple We will focus on how Tikiun Rachel, and Tikun Leah, and how those ‘tikunnin’express themselves through us in this exclusive serivce.
Look forward to seeing you there
Avraham Shira
Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations: Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations
Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations: Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations
Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations: Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations
Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations: Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations
Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations: Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations
Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations: Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations
Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations: Shacharit Kabbalah & Meditations
Rabbi Avraham Shira received smicha from Rabbi Benayahu Shmueli, Rosh Yeshivat HaMekubalim, Nahar Shalom, in Jerusalem. He has been a student and teacher in the Yeshiva since 1993. Since 1996 he has taught for twelve years at the Berot Bat Ayin Seminary, specializing in Likutei Moharan, and conducting workshops in meditation, and spiritual creative writing. He has also received a Masters Degree in Clinical Sociology & Family Therapy from the University of North Texas, Neve Yerushalayim Campus. Rabbi Shira has published a novel and translates a newsletter for Nahar Shalom. He lives with his wife, Elisheva and their five children in Bat Ayin, Gush Etzion.