Hosted by Rabbi Isaac Ansell-Forsyth · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 45 episodes
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Asking questions, taking journeys.Exploring the most fundamental questions in everyday life.Discovering God, ourselves, and the destiny of the universe.
Rabbi Isaac Ansell-Forsyth hosts Jewish Curiosity, a religion show with 45 episodes published.
What if the deepest spirituality is not found by escaping the world — but by learning how to encounter God within ordinary life itself? This episode explores a Jewish understanding of spirituality through the ideas of ke
What if personal growth is not only about discipline and willpower, but also about the environments we place ourselves in? This episode explores the Torah concept of Ohr Makif — the idea that spiritual “surrounding light
Why do people sometimes learn deeply without actually changing? This episode explores the missing bridge between knowledge and transformation through Torah, Chassidus, psychology, and Kabbalah. Using the framework of Cho
What if your value as a person never depended on your achievements in the first place? This episode explores a Torah understanding of self-worth, resilience, and identity through the teachings of the Maharal, Nefesh HaCh
Why do people go through challenges that feel impossible? This shiur explores one of the deepest and most personal ideas in Torah: that struggle may not only test a person — it may actually expand who they are capable of
Belief isn’t just a feeling — it’s an act of creation. In this shiur, we explore a powerful idea from Jewish thought: that believing in someone doesn’t just recognise their potential — it actually brings it to life. Why
What if the Seder isn’t about remembering the past—but transforming the present? In this shiur, we explore a powerful approach from the Maharal showing how Pesach is designed to change who we are. Through matzah, maror,
The Haggadah is one of the most widely read texts in the Jewish world — but beneath its simple surface lies an extraordinary depth. In this class we explore the Maharal’s approach to the famous section of the Four Sons,
Most people think Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are about judgment and guilt for the past. But the truth is almost the exact opposite. In this episode, I share three powerful ideas that completely changed how I understand
What if every year is not a repeat, but a new world? In this episode, we explore the idea that the Jewish festivals are moments of real connection that give life to the world itself. Pesach, Shavuot, and Sukkot represent
Every moment provides new opportunities to build, connect, and start again -- www.JewishCuriosity.com
Is God to be found only in the places of prayer and study, or even out there in the natural world? Exploring life, purpose, wisdom, and reflections of the Divine -- www.JewishCuriosity.com
Where do we go when we die? Exploring the journey of the body and soul -- www.JewishCuriosity.com
The Messianic Age, the Era of Transition, and the Coming World! -- Key Sources: Da'at Tevunot (multiple sections) -- www.JewishCuriosity.com
Why do bad things happen to good people? -- Key Sources: Da'at Tevunot 166 -- www.JewishCuriosity.com
With our free will choices, we develop This World into the Coming World. But if we make the wrong choices, is it all over? Maybe not! -- Key Sources: Da'at Tevunot 170 -- www.JewishCuriosity.com
This World, the Coming World, and our journey through history -- Key Sources: Da'at Tevunot 92 -- www.JewishCuriosity.com
What does it mean to be a human being? Exploring the different roles of Jews and non-Jews in achieving the purpose of creation, contemplating how we can make a better world together -- www.JewishCuriosity.com -- www.RavI
What does it mean to be Jewish? What does it mean to be part of the Jewish People? What does it mean to be chosen? Let's explore -- www.JewishCuriosity.com
Exploring the unity of the Jewish People over time and space, and its implications for diversity, division, and empathy -- Key Sources: Tanya Likutei Amarim 2 -- www.JewishCuriosity.com
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Jewish Curiosity is hosted by Rabbi Isaac Ansell-Forsyth. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 45 episodes.
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