Life and Afterlife

Learn the real meaning of Heaven and Hell, the experience of the soul after a person passes on, and the concept of angels.

The way the soul will operate when it is not enclosed within the body. The different phases the soul goes through from when it departs the body until it reaches its place in the upper worlds.

What is the soul? Where was it before it entered our body? And where does the soul go after it leaves? Does Judaism believe in hell? Join a fantastic discussion of Judaism's view of afterlife.

A discussion of the soul's descent to the physical world for a second chance. Join us for a fascinating discussion on the soul's journey from heaven to earth to heaven and back again.

A discussion of the soul's descent to the physical world for a second chance. Join us for a fascinating discussion on the soul's journey from heaven to earth to heaven and back again.

Why is there a need for reincarnation? To whom does it occur? Can an entire generation be reincarnated?

This stimulating talk presents the Jewish perspective on the soul, afterlife, reincarnation and resurrection.

Judaism teaches about the reality of life after physical life; what is the nature of this after-life experience for the soul?

The belief in the resurrection of the dead – one of the thirteen principals of faith – and why it’s so fundamental to our faith.

A purposeful soul is not content to be, it wants to secure a purpose. Hence being alive is only a preparation for true life. True life begins when we give life to others. Through birth or inspiration we give life which can be given again to others at infinitum.

Insights on the traditions of Jewish burial and the subsequent mourning period.

A kabbalistic understanding of the soul/body relationship and the soul's existence after departing from its physical embodiment.

An overview of traditional Jewish beliefs regarding past lives and the transmigration of souls, particularly as brought out in the teachings of kabbalah.

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

Why do we travel to the resting place of a tzaddik? What happens during our visit there? What kind of connection can one still have with one's teacher after the teacher has passed on?