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Hosted by Chaya Adamson · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 53 episodes
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Weekly Parsha insights, based on the teachings of Reb Yoel Torjman Z"L. Join weekly for fundamental life lessons as we learn Torah in a way that feels connected and holy.
Chaya Adamson hosts Parsha With Purpose, a religion show with 53 episodes published.
Vayikra opens with a call—but not to become something new. To recognize that you were never far. In the energy of Nissan, where redemption comes before readiness, we explore what karbanot really mean: not sacrifice, but
After the rupture of the golden calf, Moshe gathers the people once again — this time for repair. Before the Mishkan can be built, the Torah introduces Shabbos and the deeper meaning of menucha. This class explores the p
Forty days after standing at Sinai, the Jewish people panic and build the Golden Calf. How could we fall so quickly after experiencing revelation and oneness with God? In this episode we explore the deeper story behind t
In Parshat Tetzaveh, Moshe’s name disappears — the only time from his birth until the end of the Torah that he is not mentioned. And yet, he is fully present. What does it mean to be addressed without a name? What is ess
Adar teaches that even in concealment, G-d was there all along. Terumah teaches us to build a space to live with that awareness. In this class, we explore joy not as emotion, but as expansion — the force that breaks doub
After Sinai’s revelation comes Mishpatim — the laws. But beneath the rules lies a deeper truth: our limited human view is not a flaw, it’s the condition for relationship. This episode explores mitzvot as channels of conn
Why is the parsha of receiving the Torah named for Yitro? This class explores ata yadati — embodied knowing. Not belief, but the realization that nothing in our lives was ever outside of God. Not the detours. Not the pai
Freedom doesn’t end the journey. In Parshat Beshalach, redemption is followed by fear, uncertainty, and the pull to return to what’s familiar. This class explores the space after freedom — when instinctive responses take
Parshat Bo marks the turning point of redemption — not when suffering ends, but when inner orientation shifts. As the final plagues unfold and Rosh Chodesh Shevat arrives, the Torah reveals a deeper truth: freedom begins
In Parshat Vaeira, God reveals a deeper way of relating to Him — not as a distant force, but as a presence woven into every detail of life, even within suffering. This class explores why Moshe is allowed to question, wha
Sefer Shemos is not just the story of leaving Egypt. It is the full architecture of freedom. The Torah measures redemption not by the end of suffering, but by the ability to receive. True freedom is reached when a vessel
Vayechi explores the quiet, dangerous moment before exile fully sets in—when life still feels comfortable, but something essential is beginning to slip. Through Yaakov’s final years in Egypt, his encounter with Ephraim a
This class explores the moment when Yehuda stands before Yosef with no good options and no guarantees. Through their encounter, we look at what it means to stand in strength without knowing the outcome, and how Yosef’s e
This class explores the deeper meaning of miketz -“at the end” - not as a delay, but as the exact completion of a process. Through Yosef’s years in prison, Pharaoh’s dreams, and the hidden miracles of Chanukah, we uncove
Yaakov wants to settle, but the Torah turns to Yosef, the dreamer whose vision threatens the family legacy. This class explores what real Torah/ spiritual dreaming is: not fantasy, but an inner expansion that includes st
Yaakov’s encounter with Esav isn’t just two brothers fighting. It’s a guide for how to face fear, conflict, and old wounds without becoming hardened or reactive. In this class, we explore the Chassidic path of extracting
Yaakov Avinu is leaving home. But he doesn’t leave corruption to find holiness, like Avraham, he leaves holiness to survive corruption without losing himself. Sometimes leaving is the bravest choice. And sometimes stayin
Toldot teaches that creation happens through tension: Yitzchak and Rivka’s prayer, the dance of demand and surrender, and the choice between freedom or victimhood in Yaakov and Esav. This week’s class explores how polari
In parshat Chayei Sara, we learn what it means to embody the divine feminine, like our matriarch Sara Imeinu. We explore the commonalities between Sara and Queen Esther- both queens in their own way, paving the path for
Avraham jumps into embodied action by living in his purpose even through his pain. Lot’s wife looks back and gets destroyed along with her past, in a world that once was. Both had moments of transformation. Avraham expan
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Parsha With Purpose is hosted by Chaya Adamson. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 53 episodes.
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