Shaar HaPaRDeS - Gate of the Orchard with Rabbi Yoni

It’s the end of an era. This is the final episode of this podcast. Please subscribe to my new podcast, The Emunity Podcast with Rabbi Yoni, at http://anchor.fm/rabbiyoni. Thank you.

How does one handle the klipa noga with all the growth we’ve been working on?

Just as there are levels of fear, so too love.

Let’s dive in to the middah of being quiet. Part of our bilvavi series.

Build your ratzon to have emunah.

In Bilvavi, we look at yiras haonesh and its essential component to deveikus.

In Bilvavi, we discover there are levels of yirah (fear).

In Bilvavi, the concluding remarks on Divine Providence.

Continuing in Bilvavi, one’s perspective on creation influences their belief in Divine Providence.

Let’s eradicate anger - it’s proof we lack emunah.

Post-Shavuos, what do we do now? Keep growing. Also, let’s use an anger check to gauge growth.

This Sefiras Ha-Omer, let’s discuss simple inspirations to work on ourselves, not just count up. This week is Malchus.

This Sefiras Ha-Omer, let’s discuss simple inspirations to work on ourselves, not just count up. This week is Yesod.

This Sefiras Ha-Omer, let’s discuss simple inspirations to work on ourselves, not just count up. This week is Hod.

This Sefiras Ha-Omer, let’s discuss simple inspirations to work on ourselves, not just count up. This week is Netzach.

This Sefiras Ha-Omer, let’s discuss simple inspirations to work on ourselves, not just count up. This week is Tiferes.

This Sefiras Ha-Omer, let’s discuss simple inspirations to work on ourselves, not just count up. This week is Gevurah.

This Sefiras Ha-Omer, let’s discuss simple inspirations to work on ourselves, not just count up. This week is Chesed.

Do we have emunah with even the small things?

To foster emunah, it must permeate our very nature, every word and every action.

How we kasher a kli is indicative of what we need to do to purify our own neshamos. Learn how.

All music is Avodah. But what is that service aimed at, HaShem, or not-HaShem?

We’re commanded to hate AMeLeK. Who is that today? Also, Chag Purim Sameach!

Simcha, joy, is not a feeling - it’s an avodah. This Adar, practice this avodah…

How to we balance our emunah, bitachon, and coronavirus? Let’s take a look to remind us of how we should approach it.

We need to sit down and spend time thinking thoughts of emunah in our circumstances.

Who runs the show, you or HaShem?

Continuing in Bilvavi, we look at how emunah has necessary actions to it that are shy of bitachon.

Emunah isn’t just for big stuff - it’s also for literally every moment of life. Everything is divine circumstances. We just need to learn to see it.

What does it mean to fear HaShem. Let’s see what the Bobover Ruv has to say, with a story about R’ Zisha.

You have sparks of Kedusha all over and around you. You leave them everywhere. Supercharge your impact on true Tikkun Olam!

As if our homework on recognizing the basics of creation wasn’t enough, now we cranking it to 11. We need to recall throughout the day, every day, and take if farther, too, if we truly want to be in sync with cleaving to HaShem.

As a holiday wraps to a close, we review how to keep the inspiration through the coming year.

It’s that time of renewal. Find an inspiration to recognize the renewal in your own neshama this Chanukah.

We need to constantly return to the simple question and answers of creation to create a firm foundation of simple faith.

Continuing in Sefer Bilvavi Mishnah Evneh, we learn the simple emunah is the root cause of our growth with HaShem, and chas v’shalom, our distance.

In this episode we discuss the rebranding of this podcast. Stay tuned and stay subscribed!

Join Yoni on a short talking hisbodedus in the redwoods on recognizing the Creator.

The key to defeating the Pharaoh in our soul is through simple emunah.

Torah narratives have many purposes. Within you is the potential of every avos and every rasha we find in our mesorah.

As we take a quick break from our current discussion on Bilvavi, we turn to look to the power of speech and how it affects our deveikus to HaShem.

What we do here needs help from Above to come to fruition. So ask.

In this episode we continue learning Bilvavi and discuss creating the constant awareness that there is a Creator.

Join me as we prepare for Yom Kippur. Let’s take a refreshing view on our potential for this day of prayer and fasting.

The last episode in this year’s Elul series, let’s find our starting point for closeness this Rosh Hashanah.

What is the purpose of mitzvos? What if every mitzvah had a reason, and they were all chok?

What is the purpose of life? Deveikus. As David HaMelech said, closeness to HaShem is my good.

The King is in the fields. Now is the time to draw near.

Welcome to the month of Elul. The King is in the fields. So what do we do about it?

We continue the conversation on how HaShem is loving, not hateful, and appreciates every mitzvah we do when it has the right devotion to it.