Kabbala of Stuff

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World Puzzle

By Tzvi Freeman

Who exploded the world? What should we do with the pieces?

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1:10

Trimming Up

By Tzvi Freeman

Salvaging a house plant is a lot like salvaging your own life.

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1:14

Shades for the Soul

By Tzvi Freeman

A sunny day gets even better with a cool set of shades. So does life.

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1:08

Breaking Through the Husk

By Tzvi Freeman

Life isn’t just a bowl of peaches—there are coconuts in there too. That’s where all the challenges begin.

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1:14

Path of the Most Resistance

By Tzvi Freeman

Wanna be an airplane. Or a balloon? Which will get you higher?

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1:10

Filling the Hole

By Tzvi Freeman

There’s a lot you can learn from little kid’s toys. In this case, it’s about filling that emptiness inside.

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1:26

Getting the Point

By Tzvi Freeman

To sew your world together, you gotta be tough. You also gotta be empty. Like a needle.

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1:25

Getting into the Grind

By Tzvi Freeman

Don’t you feel like a piece of worn-down sandpaper sometimes? Isn’t it a great feeling?

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1:32

Stretch Back and Fly

By Tzvi Freeman

Why every setback is really a stretch back.

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1:20

Playing the Universe

By Tzvi Freeman

Play your life in harmony and the universe will play along.

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High Shoes

Episode XIX: High Shoes

By Tzvi Freeman

If you want to walk on the earth, you need to stay a little bit above it.

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1:19

Out the Window

Kabbala Toons: Episode XV

By Tzvi Freeman

Good teachers are transparent teachers.

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1:37

The Secret of the Bagel

By Tzvi Freeman

Is the hole a part of the bagel, or just its absence? Rabbi Infinity explores this Kabbalistic question in depth when he attempts to explain to his four-year-old granddaughter why he’s so good at explaining things.

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2:30

Romance, GPS Style

By Tzvi Freeman

Your GPS may be useful, but it's not always too smart. Your body is much the same. For the smoothest journey through life, try a sweet combination of body and mind.

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2:39

Make Wine, Not Whine

By Tzvi Freeman

The harder your roots have to work to get to the water, the more intense will be the taste of your wine.

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