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The Neshamah Project

The Neshamah Project

By: Rabbi Ben Newman
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Episodes
  • Neshamah Project Episode 124: Three Journeys

    Neshamah Project Episode 124: Three Journeys
    20 Oct 2026
    This week on The Neshamah Project, Rabbi Ben Newman explores the Noam Elimelekh’s reading of Lech Lecha as three journeys of spiritual transformation: working with desire, refining habitual reactions, and loosening our attachment to inherited status and identity. Through an egalitarian translation and contemporary reflection, the episode traces a path toward yirah (awe), ahavah (love), and tiferet (beauty and harmony), asking how spiritual practice becomes visible in the way we listen, respond, and treat one another.
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    13 min
  • Neshamah Project Podcast Episode 123: A Practice for Sukkot--Entering What Is Here

    Neshamah Project Podcast Episode 123: A Practice for Sukkot--Entering What Is Here
    24 Sep 2026
    What can a sukkah teach us about meeting difficult emotions? This week, Rabbi Ben Newman shares a simple practice: let the story rest, enter the feeling, and notice what unfolds. Alongside an interpretive reading of Kohelet (Ecclesiastes), we explore Sukkot, Buddhist insights into impermanence, and the possibility of meeting our changing lives with curiosity and openness.
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    9 min
  • Neshamah Project Podcast Episode 122: Riffin' with the Rabbis

    Neshamah Project Podcast Episode 122: Riffin' with the Rabbis
    2 Sep 2026
    In this episode of The Neshamah Project, Rabbi Ben Newman revives Riffing with the Rabbi with longtime friend Marcia Salter, joined along the way by Rabbi Shoshana Leis, for a wide-ranging conversation about what it means to truly listen—to one another, to uncertainty, and to the “still, small voice.” Together they explore truth and perspective, conflict and communication, Hillel and Shammai, Elijah, Kabbalah, and the difficult discernment between compassion, boundaries, and action. It’s an unscripted spiritual riff on how deeper listening might help us hear what is emerging between us—and within us.
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    1 hr and 23 min
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