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The Kotzk Podcast
Rabbi Gavin Michal
72 episodes
1 week ago
Join Rabbi Gavin Michal for a look at some of the lesser-known events, books, and people in Jewish history. New episodes weekly based on articles from the Kotzk Blog, www.kotzkblog.com. This podcast was originated as conversations between Rabbi Gavin Michal and Dr Jordan Wosnick.
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Join Rabbi Gavin Michal for a look at some of the lesser-known events, books, and people in Jewish history. New episodes weekly based on articles from the Kotzk Blog, www.kotzkblog.com. This podcast was originated as conversations between Rabbi Gavin Michal and Dr Jordan Wosnick.
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Judaism
Religion & Spirituality
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Kotzk Podcast 054: The Zoharic notion of healing a ‘lovesick’ Shechina: A possible medical context
The Kotzk Podcast
1 hour 8 minutes 11 seconds
5 months ago
Kotzk Podcast 054: The Zoharic notion of healing a ‘lovesick’ Shechina: A possible medical context

This podcast—based extensively on the research by Dr Assaf Tamari[1]—examines the Zohar’s unusual depiction of the exiled Shechina (the feminine aspect of the Godhead) as a patient requiring urgent treatment. (Kotzk blog 511)

The Kotzk Podcast
Join Rabbi Gavin Michal for a look at some of the lesser-known events, books, and people in Jewish history. New episodes weekly based on articles from the Kotzk Blog, www.kotzkblog.com. This podcast was originated as conversations between Rabbi Gavin Michal and Dr Jordan Wosnick.