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Standing Between Earth and Sky

Standing Between Earth and Sky

By: Zisi Zirkind
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Standing Between Earth and Sky is a space to explore Chassidic thought through the feminine lens. Each monthly episode reflects on the pull between the spiritual and the everyday—the longing for transcendence and the grounding of real life. This podcast invites you to reflect on living tethered to heaven, but anchored to earth.

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Episodes
  • Torah - the Memory of Who I Am

    Torah - the Memory of Who I Am
    May 28 2025

    Who came first - the Torah or the Jewish People? What is the purpose of the Torah? This discussion contrasts masculine and feminine energies, highlighting the nurturing aspect of femininity. By encouraging a shift from a conquering mindset to one of presence and nurturing, we can redefine the relationship with Torah; from viewing it as a checklist of tasks which exists outside of ourselves, to a guide for self-discovery and alignment with one's deepest self.

    00:00 Introduction: Purpose of Creation

    03:51The Relationship Between Torah and the Jewish People

    08:42Masculine vs. Feminine Energy in Spirituality

    13:11The Shift Towards a More Nurturing Approach

    17:31Redefining Our Relationship with Torah

    19:58The Essence of Torah Study

    22:01Finding Resonance in Religious Observance

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