Here are some answers from Jewish wisdom on what you haven’t been understanding about the man in your life.... How to become a fabulous wife.

In the “old days”, your parents arranged your marriage at age 16-19. In modern times, parents and children walked away from that model, but we threw away the proverbial baby with the bathwater. The result of laissez-faire has been a lot of 30- and 40-something singles who would like to get married but are having trouble finding the right person. Their parents want to help, but the kind of help parents tend to offer is often not so helpful. This class is for parents of such singles – how to help your son and daughter in a way that will help them not only get married, but to get happily married.

What is the spiritual meaning and purpose of this old concept called the “yaytzer hara” - the “evil inclination”? Rabbi Seinfeld explores the “yaytzer” philosophically and presents a practical tool for using this wisdom to achieve your goals in life. Recorded live in San Francisco in January, 2011.

Isn't it obvious why money matters? To buy stuff, right? But what's the spiritual significance of money?

There is compelling evidence that ancient Judaism influenced the development of Eastern religions.

Islam isn't merely the fastest growing religion in the world. It isn't merely one of the spin-offs from Judaism. It is also an ideological rival to Judaism. There are Islamic missionaries on most college campuses and Islamists worldwide who would like to convert the next generation to Islam. What do Islam and Judaism have in common, and on what points do we differ? Every Jew should be equipped to respond to the ideological challenge before any confrontation.

Jewish History is presented in the yin-yang framework of a loving God trying to create a relationship with a sometimes-devoted, sometimes-wayward Jewish People.

No matter how you spell it, Hanukkah focuses on candles, dreidles, latkes, gelt, and presents. The “Jewish X-mas” is fun for kids, but what does it offer thinking adults?

There's more to Hannuka than history and miracles...

Purim is not only a carnival for kids. For thinking adults, it can be the holiest day of the year....!

What’s it going to be this year? Same old, same old, or are you ready to recharge your spiritual batteries? Forgotten Jewish wisdom reveals a Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur that have the potential to turn around everything: our work, our relationships and our creative life.

Almost every Jew, regardless of level of observance, has some relationship to this "high holy day". But how many of us relate to Yom Kippur as a happy day? It isn't easy to achieve, but this class will give you the tools to make your Yom Kippur a transformative, uplifting experience.

Can you teach Talmud if you've never learned Talmud? Yes you can - if you enjoy critical thinking. This session will give you five keys to engaging adults in a lively Talmudic discussion: history, structure, rhythm, language and context. If you are motivated and willing to work hard, you will learn how to create your own Talmud class that you and your students will love. Not interested in teaching Talmud? Learn how to use the Talmud for your own enrichment.

It's a scary world out there. The Internet has increased everyone's opportunities, not only ours but also those of fundamentalist Christians and Moslems. The best way to defend our students against missionaries is to educate ourselves on the most fundamental Jewish question: Why be Jewish? We examine key texts from Judaism, Christianity and Islam from both historical and theological perspectives.

A number of tools to help educators reach their students.