The Kabbalah of Meaning

Discover Why You’re Here — and How to Live It Every Day

Fairfield, CT —

What if you woke up each morning knowing exactly why you’re here?

That’s the question at the heart of The Kabbalah of Meaning, a new six-week course led by Rabbi Shlame Landa of Chabad of Fairfield.
Classes begin October 29, with both morning and evening options.
Registration is open at JewishFairfield.org/JLI.

Find Meaning in the Life You Already Live

Life moves fast — work, family, responsibilities — and before we know it, we’re on autopilot. But beneath all the motion, there’s a quiet question: Does all this add up to something?

The Kabbalah of Meaning dives into timeless Jewish wisdom that helps us uncover the purpose already woven into our daily lives.

Participants will explore:

Why your soul came into this world — and what that means for your daily choices.
What makes humans unique in an age of AI and machines.
How to connect the dots between work, family, faith, and self.
“For as long as I can remember, I’ve been learning the teachings of Chassidus because it answers a question we all have: Why did my soul come to this world?” says Rabbi Landa. “Once you know your purpose, you start to see meaning in every breath of life.”

Whether you’re new to Jewish learning or looking to deepen your perspective, this course offers a refreshing, down-to-earth path to clarity, peace, and purpose.

Course Details

Morning Option:
Wednesdays, 11:00 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.
October 29 – December 10
Mozaic Senior Living, 4200 Park Ave, Bridgeport CT

Evening Option:
Wednesdays, 7:30 – 8:45 P.M.
October 29 – December 10
Berkowitz Chabad House, 452 Brookside Dr, Fairfield CT
In-person only

Instructor: Rabbi Shlame Landa
Course Fee: $105 | Couple Discount $180

What Participants Say

“Each JLI course leaves me with something that changes how I see life. This one sounds like it’s going to be the most personal yet.” — Past Participant

Join thousands worldwide who’ve found clarity and connection through JLI’s acclaimed adult-education programs.