EPISODE · Nov 12, 2025 · 38 MIN
Mei Marom – The Kabbalistic Take on Eating Vs. the Pshat Level
from Rabbi Wilk · host Rabbi Yisrael Wilk
Do we eat because we get hungry or do we get hungry because we need to eat?The different outlook of Kabbalah towards physical mundane activities.Cheshvan 5786
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