Purim Audio Classes

More then just a story: What if Esther was not just a woman in history, but a part of your soul, and Mordechai was the other part?

What’s the real reason for eating hamantashen on Purim? Learn the basic customs and a general overview for Purim.

The story of Purim is best understood within context of its historical circumstances. The Purim saga is a convergence of Babylonian might, Persian arrogance and Jewish faith.

You've heard the story of Purim -- we all know the basic story. But how much of the story do you really know. Join us in exploring the story of Purim and its application to reality today

The connection between Purim and Kabbalah.

An insight into the story of Purim and what each character represents.

Kabalistic insights into the king in the story of Purim

The meaning behind Achashveirosh choosing a Queen from a Kabalistic standpoint.

Why the Jewish people are compared to Queen Esther.

Purim and the meaning of the King (G-d) in a state of sleep

Insights in to the city of Shushan which celebrated Purim for an additional day; also featuring tales of cities that celebrate their own personal Purim victories.

“The people performed the mitzvahs they had previously accepted” - Esther 9:16. By returning to the inner soul of Torah the people revealed a second dimension in Judaism previously unknown.

Similar to our masquerading on Purim, it seems that G-d masked himself from getting any face time in the Megillah, why?

The megillah tells us that Haman schemes to hang Mordechai, the Jew, on gallows of fifty cubits height, what’s the significance of this detail?

The Sages teach that it was at Purim that we accepted the Torah, our covenant with G-d, but didn’t that happen at Sinai?

Experience the gems of Purim with the classic commentaries, and a kabbalistic twist.

An insight into the story of the Megillah: The reason why Purim was given its name; the laws of Purim, the reason why the Megillah is the only book in the entire Torah that does not have the name of G-d even once and more.

Purim is a festival of boundless joy, but being happy doesn’t always come so naturally. How do we achieve real Simcha—true happiness?

A true story, as told by the Chief Rabbi of Tehran, a participant in the events when Khomeini came to power, in the land of Mordechai and Esther.

A remarkable illumination of the mystifying Talmudic story where a sage “slaughters” his colleague at the festive Purim meal.