In this episode on Parashat Vayakhel, Rabbi Heskiel shares powerful insights on the unity required to build the Mishkan and the importance of achdut — togetherness — in building a nation. He explains how Betzalel and Achisamach, from different tribes, symbolize unity, and how the famous story of the two brothers highlights Hashem’s desire for harmony among His people. Rabbi Heskiel also discusses the special donation of the mirrors by the women of Israel, teaching us how to elevate the physical world to sanctify Hashem’s name, and our role in using every opportunity in life to make the name of Hashem great.

🎙️ Parashat Korach: Power, Pride & Peace In this electrifying episode, Rabbi Heskiel breaks down the shocking rebellion of Korach and the deeper forces behind it — jealousy, pride, and misplaced ambition. Why did Korach wait until the nation was at its lowest to strike? What does “Boker” teach us about Torah authority and the role of our Rabbanim? And why is avoiding conflict so critical that even babies were punished in its wake? Join Rabbi Heskiel for powerful lessons in emet, humility, and the urgent call to live lifnim meshurat hadin — above the letter of the law. A timely wake-up as we enter the month of Tamuz.

Shemini: The Power of Preparation and Perspective Rabbi Heskiel explores the deep lessons from Parashat Shemini, highlighting how the eighth day of the Mishkan’s inauguration was the culmination of seven days of preparation—emphasizing that spiritual success is rooted in what comes before. Through insights from Reb Don Segal, the Baal HaTurim, and the story of Acher, Rabbi Heskiel draws powerful parallels to our journey from Pesach to Shavuot, the essence of true leadership, and the importance of judging others favorably. A timely message on unity, growth, and getting ready for Matan Torah.

In this inspiring episode, Rabbi Heskiel delves into Parashat Pekudei, exploring Moshe’s detailed accounting of the Mishkan’s donations and its deeper significance. He explains how the repetition of the word “Mishkan” hints at the destruction of the two Temples and teaches us the importance of judging others favorably. Rabbi Heskiel also discusses Betzalel’s wisdom in constructing the Mishkan, highlighting the lesson that inner character refinement is essential for Torah to take root in our lives. Additionally, he emphasizes the power of prayer in sustaining success and reveals why the Torah repeats the Mishkan’s construction—showing Hashem’s deep love for those who overcome personal desires to fulfill His will. Tune in for powerful insights on personal growth, faith, and spiritual elevation.