In this enlightening episode, Sharon and Ayala delve into the complex topic of modesty and the challenges of breaking free from traditional religious norms while still living an orthodox life.

Sharon shares her personal journey of living in an ultra Orthodox community and how her experiences have shaped her understanding of modesty and personal identity while still remaining true to her Orthodox roots.

Sharon shares a bold and concise perspective on how modesty can be redefined within a religious framework.

This episode promises to inspire and provoke thought, inviting listeners to reframe their view and relationship of Gd. Spoiler Alert - GD LOVES YOU!

Chef Olivia Ostrow opens up about her life candidly, unfiltered & unapologeticly. From milking cows on a kibbutz in Israel to boldly making her mark in the hospitality word & her new Kosher Miami Beach Club.

Olivia takes us on her fearless journey—from the trauma in her life that she turned into triumph, to the “country club” housewife life she left behind for a life of authenticity to pursue her passions.

 She’s bold, beautiful, brilliant, hilarious and no topic is off-limits— she teaches us how to actually pronounce those intimidating French luxury brands, and she proves that being a female Jewish restaurant owner doesn’t mean playing by anyone’s rules but her own.

Compliments to the chef. Merci beaucoup Olivia.

Time tavel according to Kabbalah. Taking in a lesson from Rabbi Arush’s book “Say Thank You And See Miracles” and questions I asked my local Chabad Rabbi.

You win or you learn.

Kindness instead of competition.

You can do hard things.

Practice makes better.

You get what you get and you might get upset, and thats ok.

Perception vs intention.

How to balance the white fire and the black fire of the Torah, OCD Judaism, 3d glasses Kaballah as I chat with the renowned Rav Avshi Weingot.

A Dream Reader, Artist, Led Worker, Energy Healer and Wig Lady meet on a mountain in Mexico....

Hear how four Florida Jewish moms and met on the Rav Daniel Katz Elevation Meditation Retreat in Tepoztlán Mexico.

Connecting to Gd, learning old meditative Kabbalah ways, learnt Chasidus and blew out of our bodies. (Spoiler Alert: with no dugs!)

Learn how to use this one biblical feminine trick to spiritually "trick" your husband into being more successful , work less harder to make more money in business and be happier all around ....

Why things get worse befor they get better. The secret of desire, darkness and light and a tip at the end on how to time travel Kabalistically!

Fascinating conversation on Kosher Astrology and Parenting as Boca Baby Co. hosts Yitzchok A. Pinkesz author of "Kosher Astrology". Explore how to use a birth chart, a snapshot of the stars on the day of your child's birth, as a guide us in nurturing your children in alignment with their unique gifts, in line with Torah values and Jewish traditions.Kosher Astrology: A Jewish Guide To Celestial Wisdom is a groundbreaking new book that shatters common perceptions about astrology and Judaism! Many Rabbis and Jewish leaders were expert astrologers! Learn how Kosher Astrology can transform your life! Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/195237085X/ Also Available at KosherAstro.com: https://kosherastro.com/guide/?aff=agyutu For more info on a truly unique Chart Reading Session: https://kosherastro.com/birth-chartVisit www.bocababycompany.com to learn more.

My guest Michael Benmelah – a spiritual mentor, real estate agent, and inspirational figure in the Jewish community, discusses his transformative journey from a traditional Jewish upbringing in Venezuela and Miami to becoming a profound spiritual teacher and meditation guide.

Michael shares his struggles, breakthroughs, and the evolution of his spirituality, including founding the influential Lighthouse Project, a hub for Torah learning, meditation, and higher consciousness.

This episode delves into Michael’s influential encounters with Rabbi Nachman's teachings, his connection to Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan's works, and his vision for combining traditional Jewish teachings with contemporary methods of meditation and healing.

Join the conversation to explore the intersections of faith, personal growth, and community transformation.

00:00 Introduction to Pure Podcast

00:31 Discovering Michael Ben Benmelah

01:31 Michael's Early Life and Jewish Upbringing

04:25 College Years and Spiritual Awakening

07:20 Journey into Torah and Kosher Living

12:42 Double Life in South Beach

17:58 Founding the Lighthouse Project

25:52 Expanding the Lighthouse Project

38:30 Discovering Holy Chutzpah

39:04 Finding a Rabbi and Spiritual Mentor

41:24 The Lighthouse Project Journey

42:22 Transition to Online Teaching During COVID

44:00 Introduction to Meditation and Higher Consciousness

46:21 The Elevation Project and Personal Growth

01:11:36 The Future of the Lighthouse Project

We are joined by Brittney Hopper, an independent TV journalist and Jewish activist.

Brittany shares her experiences covering major national events over nearly two decades, her current role as a regular contributor on Fox News, and her passion for Judaism and activism.

Brittney discusses her upbringing in a Jewish household and her experience that solidified hey Jewish identify through Chabad.

Her journey in journalism, and the challenges and risks of being outspoken about her Jewish identity and support for Israel. Brittany also touches on the balance between professional integrity and personal values, the impact of antisemitism, and the importance of maintaining Jewish traditions and community.00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome00:23 Brittany Hopper's Career Journey01:04 Personal Life and Jewish Identity05:10 Activism and Challenges in Journalism09:13 Balancing Career and Personal Life09:28 Navigating Modern Media and Social Issues16:12 Psychology and Personal Growth19:58 Concerns About Education and Antisemitism22:36 Creating Our Own Institutions23:13 A Wake-Up Call for the Jewish Community24:01 Facing Antisemitism from All Sides24:40 The Role of Social Media in Spreading Hate25:39 The Importance of Jewish Unity and Identity27:05 Global Conflicts and Media Focus28:37 The Ignorance and Hypocrisy of Anti-Israel Sentiments33:30 Pride and Fear in Jewish Identity36:06 The Impact of Jewish Education and Upbringing40:25 Closing Thoughts and Reflections  

Join this transformative concepts from 'Dance of the Omer' by R' Benji Elson. Explore the idea of Hirhurim, "ghosts", those recurring thoughts driven by unresolved emotions, and discover a guided meditation to address them. This episode also highlights the author's recent adversity and how you can support him.

Enhance your spiritual journey with insights and meditations from this remarkable book available on Amazon.

00:00 Welcome to Pure Podcast

00:02 Introduction to Dance of the Omer

00:12 The Kabbalistic Super Bowl

00:30 Personal Connection to the Book

00:45 Robbery Incident and Call for Support

01:43 Exploring the Kabbalistic Sense of the Month

02:15 Understanding Circular Thoughts

04:57 Frozen 2 and Kabbalistic Insights

06:06 Integrating and Healing Emotions

08:14 Guided Meditation to Access Emotions

14:42 Conclusion and Book Recommendation

Pure Podcast: Aaron Holder on Music, Faith, and Life's Lessons

Welcome to Pure Podcast with an insightful discussion featuring Aaron Holder from Miami. In this episode, Aaron shares his deep connection to Israel, his journey into music, and the profound impact of his faith. He recounts the pivotal moments that guided him to become a soulful musician, discusses the importance of thinking positively, and highlights how challenging times can lead to personal growth. The conversation touches on spiritual leaders, the power of Negunim, and how music serves as a conduit for expressing and processing emotions. Aaron also shares his favorite Negin and reflects on his relationship with God, emphasizing the significance of trusting in a higher power. This episode is filled with inspiration, touching stories, and a beautiful acoustic performance.

00:00 Introduction and Welcoming the Guest

00:13 Connection to Israel and Jewish Identity

01:49 Aaron Holder's Musical Journey

03:16 Coping with Loss Through Music

09:11 The Power of Positive Thinking

21:05 Spiritual Reflections and God's Role

30:54 Aaron sings: Acoustic Niggun

32:13 Final Thoughts

In this heartfelt episode, Kenzi Locks, Director of Educational Development at Tikva, hosts a poignant discussion with Ayala and Josh Gross about their 15-year struggle with infertility.

Ayala and Josh delve into their personal and emotional experiences, sharing the challenges, heartache, and unexpected moments of hope throughout their journey.

They reflect on the strain infertility placed on their marriage, their individual emotional struggles, and how they eventually found support and understanding through the community and each other.

The conversation also highlights Ayala's impactful work with Tikva's 'One Candle' program and her 'Pure Podcast,' which discusses issues related to infertility.

This episode is a touching exploration of resilience, love, and the importance of community support in navigating the hardships of infertility.00:00 Introduction and Welcoming00:16 Meet Ayala and Josh Gross00:30 The One Candle Program01:02 Ayala's Personal Journey02:29 Josh's Perspective on Infertility03:04 The Emotional Toll of Infertility06:28 The Financial Strain of IVF11:28 Impact on Marriage and Intimacy12:35 Support and Community15:49 Facing Judgment and Finding Unity16:17 Divine Messengers and Common Enemies18:38 The Journey Through IVF19:05 Miracle Babies and Separation20:31 The Decision to Use the Frozen Embryo22:20 Sharing the Story of Infertility23:30 Emotional Support and Compassion26:38 Podcast and Community Engagement28:39 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

In this episode of Pure Podcast, we discuss the current political tensions involving Israel, Iran, and America, and explore how to find peace amidst chaos. The host dives deep into the concept of bringing in Shabbat peacefully as a metaphor for preparing for the times of Moshiach (Messiah).

She emphasizes the importance of tranquility and spiritual preparation, using the peaceful ushering of Shabbat as a way to potentially experience a smoother and less chaotic arrival of Moshiach.

With practical advice and spiritual insights, the host challenges listeners to start their Shabbat preparations earlier and offer these moments as a plea for protection and a more serene future.

00:00 Introduction and Current Events

00:23 The Concept of Moshiach

02:08 Preparing for Moshiach Like Shabbat

04:18 The Challenge of Bringing in Shabbat Peacefully

06:15 The Power of Lighting Shabbat Candles Early

08:29 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

In this emotional episode of Pure Podcast, the Ayala sits down with her husband, Josh, to discuss their 15-year infertility journey filled with pain, spiritual struggles, and growth. They share their experiences from both the male and female perspectives, highlighting the often-overlooked emotional toll on men. Josh recounts how the infertility process affected his sense of masculinity, their roles within their marriage, and their spirituality.

The couple provides valuable insights and advice for men supporting their partners through infertility, emphasizing the importance of emotional support and understanding.

Tune in for an intimate conversation that sheds light on the often-unspoken challenges couples face during their fertility journey.00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview00:30 Meet My Husband, Josh00:46 Our 15-Year Infertility Journey01:43 The Emotional Toll on Men03:43 Dealing with Unexplained Infertility06:37 The Impact on Our Marriage and Roles08:08 Spiritual Struggles and Realizations12:22 Realizations and Reflections13:17 The Impact of Emotional Support14:17 Understanding Masculine and Feminine Roles14:42 The Energetic Exchange in Relationships16:24 The Importance of Genuine Giving21:49 Navigating Infertility Together25:30 Concluding Thoughts and Appreciation

Transforming Triggers into Spiritual GrowthIn this episode of PURE Podcast, Ayala shares a deeply personal journey about how she uses teachings from the book 'Tomer Devorah' for spiritual growth. She discusses the concept of emulating God's attributes by not seeking honor and finding value in being triggered or embarrassed as a form of soul cleansing. Ayala recounts an example, emphasizing acceptance and prayer during moments of emotional challenges.

She offers free copies of the book to listeners, encouraging them to use adversities as opportunities for spiritual purification and growth.00:00 Introduction and Personal Update00:17 The Power of Tomer Devora00:52 Embracing Public Embarrassment01:37 Personal Experience with Criticism02:23 Facing Triggers in Everyday Life04:09 Transforming Pain into Prayer05:14 Conclusion and Encouragement

On Pure Podcast, Ayala interviews Yehuda Kammen of Men of Integrity, a polarity coach who helps couples strengthen marriages through radical honesty, self-work, and masculine/feminine dynamics. Ayala shares how Yehuda’s coaching shifted her marriage after years of therapy by teaching her to “nourish yourself,” date herself, and stop “worshiping the relationship,” which helped her access divine femininity and reduce pressure in the marriage. Yehuda explains that women often carry overstimulation from the “mother crown” (a healthy masculine mode for managing kids and safety) and need support transitioning to the “queen crown,” where softness, rest, and receiving can return. He contrasts “boss babe” pushing with slowing down, outlines how men heal through challenge while women heal through nurturing, and offers beginner steps for women: change internal self-talk, list what truly feeds you without shutting it down, and carefully verbalize desires. He also shares his offerings, including a three-month couples program and a men’s retreat July 27–30 in Upstate New York, and invites listeners to DM @MenOfIntegrityLife.00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro00:25 Coaching Changed Our Marriage01:45 Dating Yourself and Self Nourishment05:01 Radical Honesty and Why Women Lead07:51 Boss Babe Versus Divine Feminine12:09 Dont Worship the Relationship15:16 Mother Crown to Queen Crown19:21 Shabbos Queen Invitation21:33 What Feeds You Exercise24:19 Manifestation and Kabbalah Polarity28:39 Natural Giving Coffee Shop Example30:38 Stop Repairing and Empower Men33:37 Conditioning Starts in Childhood35:01 Kids Roles Sons Versus Daughters36:10 Men Heal Through Challenge37:18 Women Heal By Slowing Down38:10 Let Him Fail And Fix38:37 Rest Creates Joyful Mothering40:44 Feminine Flow Without Burnout44:53 Community Plus Masculine Leadership47:12 Three Steps Into Femininity50:50 Repetition Overrides Negativity53:56 Speak Desires Without Leading01:02:59 Changing The Culture Of Healing01:05:44 Retreats Programs And Farewell

Tikun HaKlali (Complete Remedy) — 10 Psalms in English | Breslov Research Institute TranslationThis episode is a recording of the Tikun HaKlali, Rebbe Nachman of Breslov’s “complete remedy,” translated into English from the Breslov Research Institute edition. It presents the ten specific psalms (Tehillim) revealed by Rebbe Nachman as a spiritual remedy for healing, purification, emotional restoration, and drawing a person back into connection with God.

The recording is offered for those listening as part of a forty-day practice or for anyone wishing to connect to these words of Tehillim, with the hope that the sacred words bring healing, clarity, and blessing.00:00 Welcome and Intro00:01 What Is Tikun HaKlali00:11 Purpose and Benefits00:24 How to Listen00:37 Begin Tikun HaKlali

From Kundalini to Kabbalah: Arezu’s Journey Back to Her Jewish Roots, Discipline, and Daily Practice

In this Pure Podcast episode, the host speaks with Arezo, described as the youngest Kundalini yoga teacher in the world at age 14 and the founder of Inspirezo, about her lifelong spiritual path and return to Judaism through Hasidus and Kabbalah. Arezo shares being introduced to meditation at age five, training in Kundalini at 13, and attending a militant Kundalini boarding school in India at 15 with 4:00 AM practices and seva, including washing temple floors before dawn. She reflects on seeking depth beyond superficial experiences, learning unity across traditions, and later discovering Kabbalah after a near-death illness in Tulum and a seemingly miraculous retreat encounter. They discuss discipline, simplicity, daily practices like hitbodedut, the meaning of desire in Kabbalah, and practical 40-day commitments to build spiritual momentum.

00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro

01:23 Early Meditation Path

02:50 India Boarding School Lessons

03:50 Dawn Prayer Parallels

07:38 From Sikh Roots to Unity

09:20 Coming Home to Kabbalah

10:38 Tulum Illness and Retreat Miracle

14:03 Desire and Daily Practice

16:54 Grounded Spirituality and Netzach

20:44 Why 40 Days Matters

22:49 40 Day Challenge Ideas

28:35 Closing Blessings and Next Steps

Why You Feel Disconnected From Hashem (And How to Reconnect): Kabbalah, Rabbi Nachman & Hidden Access PointsIn a women’s learning session using a workbook, the speaker explains that feeling disconnected from Hashem is not punishment but an illusion, since Kabbalah and Hasidut teach the soul’s connection to the Source is never broken (citing Tanya and the Zohar). She outlines three causes of perceived distance—tzimtzum (divine contraction), descent for the sake of ascent, and shevirat hakeilim (shattering of vessels)—as portals for growth, using analogies like a parent stepping back to teach a child to walk. Participants do brief meditations on love, holiness, joy, and awe in nature, and reflect on when they feel connected or disconnected. The speaker shares “hidden access points” to connection: desire to do good, teshuva as return, blessings as awareness/alignment, hitbodedut (preferably in nature), finding nekudot tovot and zemerah, mitzvot, joy, meditation, gratitude, and acts of service, then reverse-engineers a bracha to deepen intention.00:00 Workshop Kickoff01:21 Why Disconnection Happens01:58 Always Connected to Source03:27 Three Types of Concealment04:30 Tzimtzum and Peekaboo06:23 Descent for Ascent09:33 Shattering the Vessels11:45 Personal Story God Feels Far13:30 Four Heart Frequencies17:13 Reflecting on Connection19:28 Hidden Access Points Intro21:21 Desire as a Portal27:07 Teshuva Return Pathway30:57 Blessings Shift Awareness32:43 Hitbodedut in Nature36:30 Gratitude Opens the Throne37:10 Hitbodedut Daily Conversation39:14 Finding Your Good Points42:36 Zemirah Singing Where You Are43:50 Mitzvot Bonus Portals44:36 Joy as the Biggest Mitzvah46:17 Meditation Quieting the Mind48:22 Service and Giving Outward49:58 Discomfort as Invitation54:35 Reverse Engineering Blessings01:00:01 Bracha as Source and Flow01:08:06 Closing Q&A and Farewell

Kosher Astrology Deep Dive: Ayala’s Chart, Marriage, Israel, America & 2026–2031

In this episode of Pure Podcast, Ayala welcomes back astrologer Yitzchok A. Pinkesz (Kosher Astro) to explore Jewish/kosher astrology, her personal birth chart, relationship compatibility, and the future of Israel and America.

Ayala has Sun and Mercury in Leo, plus a lifelong grand fire trine (Leo–Sagittarius–Aries) tied to authenticity, leadership, and purpose. While she appears bold and expressive, her Scorpio Moon explains her private, shy emotional core. Yitzchok highlights her Venus–Neptune connection as a major creative and intuitive gift, with Saturn adding discipline—alongside potential perfectionism.

They discuss timing techniques, including a 30-year lunar phase cycle: Ayala’s “new moon” began in 2009, her “full moon” peaked in 2023, and a “disseminating moon” phase in 2027 signals a period of sharing what she’s built. By 2031, Yitzchok describes a “tree bearing fruit” moment of visible impact.

A rare Neptune transit to her natal Venus (2026–2028) marks a once-in-40-years creative and spiritual activation. Around 2031, major Sun–Saturn and Sun–Neptune themes suggest heightened authority, visibility, and dream-level influence.

Ayala reflects on how past chart insights encouraged her to say yes to speaking opportunities and step into aligned connections at pivotal moments.

Ayala (Leo) and her husband Josh (Pisces) are described as highly compatible. His Aries Venus and Mars (fire) harmonize with her Leo placements, while her Scorpio Moon resonates with his water energy. In synastry, his Venus connects to her North Node, and his Mercury aligns with her Jupiter—suggesting growth, chemistry, and shared expansion.

In their composite chart, Yitzchok emphasizes Sun–Chiron and Sun–Uranus themes (healing and authenticity), plus Mercury–Saturn–Mars with the North Node—indicating a shared mission around serious, purposeful communication. Ayala connects this to their decision to publicly share their infertility journey after moving beyond its initial pain.

Yitzchok explains that Israel carries strong Sun–Chiron themes of collective wounding and resilience. He connects October 7, 2023 to a major activation involving Israel’s Chiron and Moon, framing it as a traumatic event that catalyzed profound national shifts, including military actions against Hamas, Hezbollah, and tensions with Iran.

For the United States, Yitzchok ties its founding to Uranus symbolism—freedom and revolution. He outlines the 84-year Uranus return cycle:

• 1776 – Revolutionary War

• 1860 – Civil War

• 1944 – WWII-era division and unity

• 2028 – Next Uranus return

He connects the coming 2028 return to current polarization and rising antisemitism, emphasizing a collective choice: resolve divisions through unity rather than conflict.

The episode ends with reflections on antisemitism, faith, and using astrology as a framework for growth and meaning. Yitzchok shares where to find him (KosherAstro.com, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn) and his book Kosher Astrology on Amazon.

Overall, the conversation frames astrology not as fate, but as insight—offering perspective, responsibility, and hope for the years ahead (2026–2031 and beyond).

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Kosher Astrology: A Jewish Guide To Celestial Wisdom is available on Amazon: 

https://www.amazon.com/dp/195237085X/

Kosher Astrology website: 

https://kosherastro.com

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Transforming Difficult Relationships: Kabbalistic Tools and the 13 Attributes of MercyJoin us for an immersive workshop titled 'The 13 Most Difficult People You'll Ever Meet,' where we explore deep Kabbalistic tools for transforming challenging relationships. The session starts with a warm welcome and shared personal anecdotes, including a touching introduction of the book 'Tomer Devorah.' As we delve into the teachings, we explore the 13 attributes of mercy and their corresponding difficult personalities. Learn how to embody these attributes and leverage them to invoke mercy, healing, and blessings in your life. This detailed guide not only offers somatic exercises and journal prompts but also emphasizes the importance of boundaries and inner repair while rejecting any tolerance for abuse. 

Whether you're dealing with an 'Inserter,' 'Repeat Offender,' 'Instigator,' or 'Impossible,' this workshop provides actionable insights to improve your emotional and relational health.

00:00 Introduction and Welcoming

00:19 Workshop Overview and Objectives

01:06 Introduction to Tomer Devorah

01:38 Personal Journey with Tomer Devorah

04:09 Understanding the 13 Attributes of Mercy

04:45 Dealing with Difficult Relationships

08:27 The Concept of Radical Mercy

21:10 Somatic Practices and Exercises

40:47 Seeking Forgiveness and Guidance

41:57 The Gift of Overlooking Rebellion

43:42 Dealing with Instigators and Avengers

45:46 The Power of Restraint

54:47 Kindness and Generosity

59:49 The Detached and the Wayfinder

01:04:45 Mercy for the Impossible

01:11:36 Practical Applications and Conclusion

Transformational Conversations: Embracing Femininity and Spiritual Growth with Mary the Colorist

In this heartfelt episode of Pure Podcast, we sit down with Mary, an expert colorist who recently relocated from New York to Boca Raton, Florida. Mary shares her journey, from building her new salon 'Atara' to empowering her clients with beauty and confidence. 

Listen in as they discuss the significance of embracing femininity, managing challenges like fertility and menstrual cycles, and balancing personal and professional life. This inspiring conversation highlights the importance of self-care, spirituality, and breaking generational traumas to lead a fulfilling life. Get ready to feel motivated and empowered!

00:00 Introduction to Pure Podcast

00:04 Meet Mary: The Expert Colorist

00:41 Starting a New Hair Salon: Atara

02:20 Connecting Over Fertility Struggles

03:14 Embracing Endometriosis and Periods

05:41 Cultural Upbringings and Emotional Awareness

11:42 Spiritual Awakening and Life's Mission

18:23 Breaking Generational Trauma

21:09 Navigating Hormonal Shifts and Motivation

21:47 Embracing Imperfection and Feminine Energy

22:52 Planning Around Your Cycle

23:29 The Importance of Self-Care

25:31 Spirituality and Emotional Awareness

33:00 Redefining Happiness in Relationships

38:38 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Michael Macks on Transformational Torah Sources, Kabbalah, Prophecy & Finding Meaning in Mitzvot | Pure PodcastOn this episode of Pure Podcast, Ayala interviews Jerusalem-based rabbi, teacher, coach, podcaster, and author Michael Macks, originally from Chicago, about his path from yeshiva and serving as a Bronx synagogue rabbi to software engineering and ultimately teaching and coaching online. They discuss the growing hunger for sourced, authentic Torah—especially Kabbalah, Chassidus, Zohar, and depth in Gemara—and connect this trend to pre‑Mashiach themes such as the spread of inner wisdom, returning prophecy, and “malei ha’aretz de’ah Hashem.” Michael shares ideas on prophecy as tuning into a “frequency,” interpretations of Zohar descriptions resembling recent wartime imagery, and how learning the reasons for mitzvot (e.g., not taking revenge) can transform observance from fear into love, awe, and joy. He also mentions working on a book explaining how mitzvot foster connection with Hashem.00:00 Meet Michael Macks01:04 From Chicago to Jerusalem02:35 Rabbi to Tech to Teaching05:25 Zohar and War Prophecy06:43 How Prophecy Works12:29 Kabbalah Goes Mainstream15:04 Hidden Torah vs Revealed21:20 Who Can Study Kabbalah27:26 Love Based Mitzvot Practice29:51 Mitzvot Build Trust30:18 No Revenge Mindset31:03 Imitating Divine Mercy31:58 One Relationship Reality32:57 Tefillin As Meditation34:19 Third Eye And Healing36:26 Science Meets Torah38:26 Soul Levels And Emotions39:49 Grounding In Physicality41:58 Money And Spiritual Desire44:24 Receiving To Give47:42 Gratitude And Receiving49:43 Humility As Channel53:36 Floodgates Of Chachmah56:27 Whats Next Book Project57:38 Closing Blessings

Rabbi Tovia Singer on Outreach Judaism, Christian Prooftexts, and Prophecy Unfolding in IsraelAyala welcomes Rabbi Tovia Singer to Pure Podcast, opening with a prayer and reflecting on meeting him 30 years earlier in British Columbia when her Seventh-day Adventist family studied his tape series and workbook while trying to refute Judaism, compared multiple New Testament translations to the Tanakh, and concluded Christianity had manipulated verses, leading them toward Orthodox Jewish life. Rabbi Singer explains his organization Outreach Judaism, which helps Jews who converted to Christianity or are considering it, and answers questions from many non-Jewish viewers about why Judaism rejects the Christian messiah. They discuss Christians reading Tanakh through New Testament and church-father filters, hell threats, Trinity theology, prooftexting and context (including Isaiah 7:14 and “almah”), and end-times prophecies they see unfolding in Israel, plus a Talmudic teaching that in the Messianic era converts are not welcomed yet many seek conversion.00:00 Opening Prayer00:42 Meet Rabbi Singer00:56 Outreach Judaism Mission02:23 Reconnecting After 30 Years03:17 Raised Seventh Day Adventist05:03 A Child Discovers Torah Truth07:20 Why Christianity Collapses11:55 Hebrew and Textual Integrity18:19 Fear of Hell Explained21:52 Trinity Under the Microscope30:38 Faith Versus Evidence33:24 Redemption and Prophecy Now36:33 Gog and Magog on the Horizon39:04 How Tanakh Proves Judaism39:51 Israel as Witness41:29 Replacement Theology Shattered44:49 Judaism as Baseline47:42 Handling Missionaries48:59 Ask for Tanakh Proof53:08 Isaiah 53 Context57:13 Virgin Birth Claim01:01:42 Torah Text Integrity01:05:35 Converts in Redemption01:10:21 Final Blessings

Trauma to Torah: Healing, Mirroring, and Trusting Hashem On the Pure Podcast, the host and Esther discuss Esther’s journey through periods of disconnection from Hashem—bullying in high school, postpartum and divorce after her first marriage, and nursing school—and how returning to Torah became her source of healing. They contrast symptom-based care with deeper spiritual and emotional healing, emphasizing helping others without “fixing” or labeling them, and describing trauma as unprocessed shock that registers as trauma regardless of intensity. They share a parenting example using mirroring to help a child process feelings and stop harmful narratives, then explore changing personal “stories,” the Rebbe’s teaching of “Think good, it will be good,” and mentors who help people “quantum leap” out of problems. The conversation covers fear versus faith, prayer/manifesting, emunah and bitachon, astrology as “weather,” visibility as a soul mission, teshuva as changing past and future, and being okay with misunderstanding while staying connected to God.00:00 Podcast Kickoff01:22 Esther’s Spiritual Return02:36 From Nursing to Healing06:20 Trauma as a Teacher08:56 Processing Without Labels12:11 Mirroring With Kids16:35 Rewrite the Inner Story18:58 Quantum Leaps and Mentors21:07 Fear vs Faith23:30 Prayer Manifesting and Bitachon25:43 Bungee Jumping Trust Analogy27:14 Talking to Hashem Daily27:46 Hashem as Real Relationship28:51 Astrology Meets Faith30:15 Surfing the Energy Wave33:07 Narrow Bridge and Fear35:40 Jealousy and the Journey37:32 Breaking Vessels and Choice39:13 Time Stacked and Teshuva42:39 Okay Being Misunderstood46:05 Friends Who Push Growth48:36 Wrapping Up Coffee Chat

Divorce the Marriage to Stay Married: Polarity, Radical Honesty & Repairing Relationships (with Yehuda)In this Pure Podcast episode, Ayala welcomes back Yehuda to expand on their prior discussion of the divine feminine by exploring marriage through the concept of “divorcing your marriage.” Using a Torah and Zohar-based metaphor of Adam and Chava being back-to-back and then “sawed in half,” they discuss how enmeshment can create loneliness and how rupture-and-repair, separation, and self-care can help couples come face-to-face in radical honesty. They warn against “worshiping the relationship” as an idol and emphasize intentional, structured cycles of distance and reconnection (including examples like niddah, night/day, and muscle building). Yehuda argues polarity is creation itself, not a technique, and stresses that men should lead structure and safety rather than aiming for 50/50 fairness. They close with where to find Yehuda’s work online.00:00 Welcome Back Yehuda00:34 Divorcing the Marriage02:57 Sawed in Half Metaphor04:04 Rupture Repair Honesty07:00 Stop Worshiping Relationship09:59 Self Care With Intention13:48 Separation Builds Connection19:09 Structure Prevents Resentment21:47 Men Lead the Container23:20 Stress Biology and Cycles25:50 Different Processing Speeds27:35 Men Give Safety28:20 Polarity Is Creation31:49 Science Backs Polarity32:47 Masculine Feminine Parenting34:32 Face To Face Truth36:00 Blessing Through Leadership39:23 Separation To Unity41:44 Not Fifty Fifty43:44 Heroic Masculinity44:26 Programs And Links

Levi Sada on Somatic Healing, Triggers, Masculinity & Integration (Pure Podcast)On Pure Podcast in Miami, host Ayala interviews Levi Sada, a Jerusalem-based somatic therapist and facilitator who works with individuals, groups, and couples internationally. Levi explains his “slow and steady” approach to healing using Hakomi, somatic experiencing, IFS, mindfulness, and elements of EMDR to create corrective, experiential, relational experiences that help clients work with anxiety, people-pleasing, addiction, low self-esteem, and relationship chaos. They discuss reframing triggers as teachers and activations for integration rather than reasons to label others toxic, and explore nonviolent communication (Marshall Rosenberg) through needs, pitcher/catcher roles, consent, and reflective listening to deepen intimacy.

Levi shares his shift from tech and performance culture, his inner-child awakening, early ayahuasca experiences, Jewish intensity, building song circles for community without psychedelics, the importance of integrating peak experiences, grief work around unmet needs, and spiritual grounding through hisbodadut and surrender.00:00 Breathwork Meets Trauma Healing00:50 Meet Levi Sada02:52 What Levi Actually Does04:30 Corrective Experiences Explained06:04 Triggers and Integration07:03 Fast vs Slow Healing09:03 Hakomi and Mixed Modalities09:57 Working With Men11:42 Masculinity in Relationships15:09 Nonviolent Communication Basics17:17 Needs Behind the Story20:18 Hearts and Bodies Relax21:40 Overconsumption vs Integration22:38 Levi’s Origin Story24:12 Ayahuasca Introduction25:02 Ceremony Wake Up Call26:20 Healing While Building Career27:20 Why Face Your Demons29:17 Soul Correction And Lifetimes30:44 Triggers Versus Activators32:17 Integration After The High35:46 Addiction To Intensity38:02 Song Circles And Community40:38 Intimacy As Embodiment43:56 Grief And Unmet Needs46:11 Hisbodadut And Surrender48:04 Closing Thanks And Takeaways

Tikun HaKlali (Complete Remedy) — 10 Psalms in Hebrew, recited in Hebrew by Moshe Baruch of Keter Project.

This episode is a recording of the Tikun HaKlali, Rebbe Nachman of Breslov’s “complete remedy,” translated into English from the Breslov Research Institute edition. It presents the ten specific psalms (Tehillim) revealed by Rebbe Nachman as a spiritual remedy for healing, purification, emotional restoration, and drawing a person back into connection with God.

The recording is offered for those listening as part of a forty-day practice or for anyone wishing to connect to these words of Tehillim, with the hope that the sacred words bring healing, clarity, and blessing.

Kabbalah of the Divine Feminine (Part 1): The Art of ReceivingAyala, a facilitator at the House of More, welcomes participants to “The Kabbalah of the Divine Feminine” and introduces part one, “The Art of Receiving,” blending Kabbalah with polarity psychology to help women speak from truth, needs, and desire. Using teachings about the sun and moon and the creation story, she explains the feminine as reflective and expansive, describing Adam and Eve as originally fused back-to-back, then separated in a “first surgery” so they could relate face-to-face, with woman “built” to stand upright in full presence. She teaches that divine feminine receiving is active—manifesting, clarifying desires, setting boundaries, and practicing spiritual hygiene—and guides a short somatic meditation to shift from wounded lack to “I desire.” She discusses receiving compliments, giving/receiving as reciprocal, and a future “circle world” of equality associated with Mashiach, illustrated by Miriam’s women’s circle, encouraging community circles and a 30-day practice.00:00 Welcome and Thanks13:22 Workshop Overview14:14 Meet the Divine Feminine16:21 Polarity Explained16:56 Sun and Moon Parable18:50 First Woman Creation24:18 Presence Not Performance26:04 Expand and Contract27:27 Did God Make Mistake29:48 Men Feel the Shift31:23 Manifesting Desires35:16 Wounded Feminine Exercise39:19 Can Women Have It All40:30 Receive and Give Cycle45:33 Hidden Potential Teaching46:43 Women Power and Overdoing47:24 Control and Overgiving48:16 Wounded Feminine Triggers49:05 Giving as Receiving49:55 Spiritual Hygiene Basics50:36 Receiving Help and Compliments53:53 Stop Playing Small55:13 Magnetic Feminine Energy56:47 Awakening the Circle World58:55 Big Bang and Shattered Vessels01:01:14 Miriam’s Portal of Joy01:03:37 Mashiach and Circular Time01:08:16 Practical Receiving Strategies01:10:45 Circles and Closing Blessings

In this episode, the host Yaeli Vogel interviews Ayala, who began her Instagram account in 2014 during infertility to fund IVF costs by creating baby accessories (Boca Baby Company), then shifted after personal traumas into Jewish spirituality, meditation, coaching, and writing. Ayala shares how a difficult relationship catalyzed her return to “authentic Jewish meditation,” Breslov teachings, and Tomer Devorah, and describes discovering a deep Breslov lineage in her family. The conversation explores soul contracts, tikkunim, and the idea that attraction to Torah concepts can reflect relearning from a past life, as well as practical tools like seeing difficult people through their “pure” soul to activate divine mercy, using gratitude (including gratitude for hardship) to invite miracles, and saying Tikkun HaKlali as a “complete remedy.” They also discuss astrology connections, creative callings, and upcoming books and workshops.00:00 Instant Connection00:39 From Infertility to Baby Business01:46 Pivot to Spiritual Teaching03:52 Trauma Sparks Meditation06:43 Creativity and Reinvention08:34 Finding Rabbi Nachman11:51 Breslov Lineage Reveal15:18 Soul Contracts Explained15:37 Conversion and Soul Calling18:49 Tikkunim Before Mashiach21:23 Books and Tomer Devorah25:30 Mercy Practice for Healing30:49 Purity of the Soul35:01 Energy and Thought Hygiene41:15 Marriage Astrology Dynamics42:43 Leo Energy Explained43:45 Libra Kids Astrology44:23 Moon Signs and Emotions45:24 Spirituality Meets Luxury47:13 Fire Water Air Balance48:25 Scorpio Moon Intensity50:44 Ego Protection and Tikkun52:15 Tomer Devorah and Remedies55:09 Gratitude Miracle Mindset01:00:22 Instagram Hack Lesson01:08:14 Books and Creative Projects01:12:11 Hidden Kabbalah Traditions01:13:42 Part Two and Farewell