Good morning, everyone, good evening. Good afternoon. And welcome to this week's weekly

energy boost. My name is Elie Sheva, and we are blessed again to be joined by Chaim and Batya

Solomon. Haim and Batya are long time in, I don't even know how to say it,

teachers,

beacons of light,

very,

very veteran Kabbalah Center,

staff members.

I remember them from when I was a wee lass.

And I,

you know,

every time we get to have um seasoned and outspoken cabala teachers on the show

I get a little bit um what's the word fan fan girl I get going to fan girl mode but that's that's just me

the weekly energy boost is your seven day spiritual spiritual energy forecast. What we do is we try

to glean from Kabbalistic texts like the Zohar, the most powerful and practical advice,

not only for this coming week based upon what the Kabbalists teach about the energy,

but really we make the effort to make these

life lessons. And so, especially on a week where we'll be talking about relationships, I'm sure,

lots of ears are perked up and lots of eyes are open. We are very excited to share with you

not only secrets and, of course course our years of experience but also

I think one of the greatest things that cabala teaches about relationships most of it is so

opposite of what mainstream perception or advice you know little dr ruth in there but we're not anti-doctor ruth of course I don't mean to say I love Dr. Ruth of course, little Dr. Ruth in there. But we're not anti-Dr. Ruth, of course. I don't mean to say like that. I love Dr. Ruth. Of course, we love Dr. Ruth. But the idea that relationships are not really what they seem to be, at least according to what society tells us, very looking forward to hearing juicy nuggets from Hyman Batya. and also sharing with you. We have the new moon of Pisces this week, so we want to give a little bit of insight about that. But first and foremost, I think it would be, I don't know which one of you wants to start, but I would love for you to share your How Did You Two Get Together story. I know it's a good one. I know it's a good one. Go ahead, Bhattia. No, no. Go ahead, Batya. I don't want to touch that one. You'll be too many careful. I'd expect you to say that. Well, a long time ago, Batya was a student in Chaim's class. Let's start there. Yes. This is not MadLibs. Fill in the blank.

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