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Why doesn’t the Torah delve into the mysteries of the afterlife, and why doesn’t it explicitly describe what awaits souls beyond this world? Daniel Bels explains the higher purpose of the Torah.

Some choose to hold onto limited perspectives, avoiding deeper truths about the universe. This might seem simple, but it's a significant oversight...

"And breathed into his nostrils the breath of life," "And the spirit returns to Hashem who gave it" - These verses hint at life after death. Daniel Bales explores where exactly in the Torah the concepts of reward and punishment in the afterlife are mentioned.

Scientists believe humans once walked to America and Australia. But how? Daniel Balas explores the scientific explanation rooted in biblical tales.

How many animals inhabit the earth, and how many species boarded Noah's Ark? Why do we have brown grizzly bears and white polar bears? It seems Judaism has insights into species evolution...

Why did so many throughout history mistakenly believe in idols? And why did they bow to man-made sculptures? It turns out that logic and science lead to the conclusion of Hashem's unity.

How did the Torah, the sacred book of the Jewish people, come to influence all of humanity? And why have the world's two largest religions adopted its beliefs? Daniel Bles explores humanity's journey toward redemption.

Daniel Belles explores why the existence of the soul points to a Creator: a divine force that crafted the soul, placed it within a physical body, and evaluates its choices until it returns to the world of truth.

Can there be a clear experience during a time of no heartbeat and oxygen to the brain? Why would the brain invent an out-of-body experience, leading to another world? Daniel Bels presents six important facts about near-death experiences.

Near-death experiences aren't just vague illusions; they're vivid experiences of leaving the body and progressing to another realm. Even children have reported experiencing this phenomenon. Daniel Bales explores global testimonies of life after death.

Ever wondered how a spider spins its web or a cat nurtures her kittens? Join Daniel Belles as he delves into what sets humans apart from the animal kingdom and reveals our spiritual purpose.

While our brain functions like a computer, who's really operating it? Daniel Bles explains how the soul navigates the brain as a driver handles a car, and why illnesses and chemicals can impact our mind.

Chat GPT is known to not pass the Turing test, but would it prove intelligence if it could? Can a computer genuinely think and understand or just convincingly mimic? Daniel Belles sheds light on the similarities between AI and the human brain...

Why did the Jewish people disperse and wander to every corner of the world? Is this a natural phenomenon in history? And how could the Torah have predicted it? Daniel Bels discusses an improbable prophecy that came true.

How did the land of Israel remain desolate for 1,200 years, only to flourish again once its original people returned? Daniel Bles explores a seemingly unnatural prophecy that became reality.

Why has the Torah had such a profound impact on global values? And what did one of its greatest critics have to say about it? Daniel Beless delves into an unlikely prophecy that was fulfilled.

Do tree rings prove an ancient Earth? Discover the world's oldest living tree and how long it takes for stalactites to form.

Hashem is infinite and eternal, so what can humans possibly offer to Him? Why would He want us to pray and praise Him? Daniel Bles explores the significance of prayer and drawing closer to Hashem.

What exactly was given to us at Mount Sinai? Did Korach read that he would be swallowed by the earth? In this video, we explore what the Torah says and whether it was written over 40 years or given all at once.

What truly counts as 'work' according to the Torah? Can one fulfill the commandments just by reading the Torah itself? Daniel Bles explores the evidence supporting the Oral Torah, revealing insights from the scriptures that challenge the notion of Karaism among the Israelites.