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Kabbalistic Parenting: 10-minute Boost

Who Are We Really Trying to Please?


Published: July 9, 2026
Originally recorded: July 9, 2026

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Lesson Highlights

  • Discover how to direct your energy toward what your child truly needs.
  • Understand why we sometimes miss what matters most as parents.
  • Recognize how trying to please others can distract us from serving our child's soul.
  • Practice a three-step tool to refocus your parenting with greater awareness and intention:
  • Three step tool:
  1. Question: Who are you pleasing?
  2. Awaken a new awareness: Recognize the part of yourself that seeks others' approval in order to feel loved or accepted.
  3. A commitment: I will serve my child’s soul to the best of my ability, capacity, and with the most elevated consciousness.


Lesson Description

We may find ourselves, as parents, spending too much energy comparing ourselves to others instead of focusing on what our child truly needs. Join Michael Ordoñez as he shares a practical three-step tool to help us redirect our attention and better serve our child's soul.


Continued Study

This lesson is inspired by Michael Berg’s teaching, Matot-Masei: Moses' Life of Vengeance and Jealousy.
For deeper study, watch the full video here.


About This Course

Explore key spiritual principles and their application to parenting and the development of meaningful parent-child relationships. This course is intentionally structured to accommodate the demands of busy schedules, providing concise yet substantive guidance to inform and support your approach to parenting.


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