There are moments in life when a person quietly asks himself, “How did I get here?”
Not physically—but spiritually. A person once had clarity, direction,
connection. And then life happens. Slowly, almost invisibly, he drifts. In this
powerful Sunday morning Breakfast
& a Class,
we explore one of the Torah’s most astonishing ideas: Yovel—a moment when
everything returns to its source. Fields go back. Slaves go free. Lives reset. 

But this class takes it one step
further. 

Drawing from the Maharal, Gemara, and
Zohar, we uncover a deeper truth: Yovel is not just about land and freedom—it
is about the soul. It is the same movement as Yom Kippur, and, perhaps most
surprisingly, it is alive again in the hidden light of Lag BaOmer. Through the
story of Rabbi Elazar ben Dordaya, the teshuvah of King Menashe, and the fiery
final moments of Rabbi Shim‘on bar Yoḥai, this class builds to a single,
unforgettable message: 

Nothing is ever permanently lost. 

Whether you feel close or distant,
grounded or drifting, this class will remind you that there is always a way
back—and that sometimes, the door is open far sooner than you think.