Sharone Lankry

In this powerful class we explore “The Three Rings of Peace” and why the month of Kislev is called the month of Shalom.

Rabbi Sharone breaks down three levels of peace every Jew is meant to work on:

Inner peace – between your body and your soul, between your drives and your higher purpose.

Peace with Hashem – aligning your life with Torah, tefillah and real connection, not spiritual “autopilot.”

Peace with others – your spouse, children, fellow Jews and the world around you.

We dive into how the energy of Elul, Tishrei, Cheshvan and Kislev form a spiritual “rainbow” – from potential in the High Holidays to actualization in Kislev, where you begin to see the first fruits of your teshuvah. We learn why peace is worth more than all material blessing, why Hashem’s very Name is Shalom, and how your personal victories over the yetzer hara literally sustain creation.

You’ll also hear deep insights about:

Why the zodiac sign of Kislev is the bow/rainbow

How our inner work creates peace in the upper worlds

The connection between Chanukah, miracles, education and passing peace to our children

Why a little light of one Jew can push away a lot of the world’s darkness

If you’re yearning for clarity, inner calm, and a roadmap to real spiritual growth this year, this class on the Three Rings of Peace in Kislev is for you.
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Sharone Lankry

Welcome back to our Perek Shira / “Song of the Universe” series. In this class—“When the Deserts Bloom & Fields Teach Wisdom”—we learn how creation itself becomes a teacher: the desert sings hope for a future transformation, and the fields reveal the hidden wisdom embedded in the earth, growth, and Hashem’s design.

We also share heartfelt dedications for those being honored in tonight’s learning, and we explore how paying attention to the world around us can reawaken awe, gratitude, and a deeper connection to Hashem—beyond the screen and back into real life.
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Sharone Lankry

After a year and a half learning Tomer Devorah, we wrap the series with a heartfelt finale: how to live the 13 Attributes of Mercy—not just recite them. From the Golden Calf to Purim, from Ani L’dodi to “the King in the field,” we explore how intention turns daily life into avodat Hashem and how even one middah can transform a person, a family, and a nation.
We also share gratitude to our supporters, offer tefilot for soldiers, the wounded, and the hostages, and bless everyone for a sweet new year.
Walk away with one clear challenge: choose one attribute and live it.

What you’ll learn:

Why acting the 13 Attributes activates Divine compassion

Elul/Selichot: why mercy is “in season” now

The rose metaphor (Zohar) and Jewish unity

Practical kavanot to turn eating, working, and resting into mitzvot

How “remembering days of old” (Middah 13) opens gates of rachamim
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Rav Asher Gadaev
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