Vessel

What happens when we stop viewing our struggles as punishments and start seeing them as opportunities for growth? In this heartfelt conversation, Fally Klein sits down with Meira Sefdieh to explore her transformative journey through the Vessel program. Key Questions Explored in the Episode:How can personal challenges become catalysts for growth and transformation?What role does the Vessel program play in shifting one’s perspective on life’s difficulties?How do mindfulness and self-acceptance shape long-term healing?What inspired the evolution of Vessel from its early days to what it is today?In this episode, Meira Sefdieh opens up about her deep personal growth journey through the Vessel program, guided by Fally Klein. Together, they reflect on the lessons learned from confronting life’s hardships with compassion and faith. The conversation traces the early days of Vessel — born in a time of uncertainty — and highlights its growth into a community centered on emotional embodiment and inner healing. Through candid dialogue, they explore mindfulness, breathwork, and the art of transforming pain into purpose. The episode closes with Fally answering audience questions, offering heartfelt wisdom on life’s refinement process and the beauty of ongoing self-discovery.Time Stamps:00:00 Introduction: Personal Reflections and Challenges01:30 Teaching Life Lessons to the Next Generation03:16 Manifesting and Embracing God's Plan04:57 The Journey with Vessel06:23 Personal Transformation Through Vessel17:30 The Power of Breathwork and Personal Growth37:13 Reflecting on the Journey38:06 A Special Gift for Listeners40:02 The Difference Between Wanting and Being Excited by Life41:23 Mindfulness and Daily Habits43:50 The Long Road of Personal Growth45:07 Presence and Inner Peace46:36 Refinement Through Experience49:11 The Importance of Self-Acceptance01:01:07 The Adventure of Self-Discovery01:11:36 Wrapping Up and Final Thoughts----------------------------------------Join Our Newsletter:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel------Download a free Vessel meditation:https://www.fallyklein.com/about-----Register for the Vessel Of Truth course:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel

What does it mean to thrive truly, not just survive or heal, but to live with joy, dignity, and integrity? In this episode of the Vessel mini-series, Fally Klein sits down with her longtime friend and collaborator, Nechama Stahl, a kala teacher and life coach, to explore what it looks like when Torah, authenticity, and everyday life intertwine. Together, they unpack how thriving isn’t about perfection, but about embracing the ups and downs with love, responsibility, and laughter.Discussion Points:The evolution from old-school kala teaching to today’s relational, authentic approach.Thriving as a lived experience: responsibility, integrity, and joy in daily life.Reframing pain and hard days as part of a rich, dynamic process.The role of Torah, spirituality, and re-defining words in personal growth.Building frameworks of continued support—why thriving is ongoing, not a “happily ever after.”Fally and Nechama share an honest and laughter-filled exploration of thriving. Nechama reflects on her journey as a kala teacher, coach, and seeker, emphasizing the importance of relationship and authenticity in teaching Torah and life skills. They discuss the responsibility of owning one’s choices, the freedom in embracing all parts of the self, and the beauty of finding Torah and joy in the everyday. Together, they highlight that thriving isn’t about bypassing struggle but about integrating it into a dynamic, meaningful life filled with love, dignity, and generosity.About the Guest:Nechama Stahl is a kala teacher, life coach, breathwork facilitator, and hypnotherapist. Known for her warmth, depth, and authenticity, she helps women and couples reframe their relationships with Torah, self, and others. Through one-on-one coaching, classes, and her upcoming Shana Rishona program, Nechama is passionate about creating frameworks for real thriving—where joy, integrity, and responsibility become a way of life.Time Stamps:00:02 – Introduction to the Vessel mini-series02:00 – Meet Nechama: kala teacher, coach, and seeker03:30 – The evolution of kala teaching today06:30 – Beyond diplomas: learning through lived experience10:30 – Why Vessel needed to exist: reflections from the beginning15:40 – Choosing Module 8: thriving as an orientation of love20:20 – Thriving as relationship—with self, spouse, and God22:40 – Hard days and redefining thriving28:00 – Authenticity, integrity, and dignity in daily life33:50 – Thriving as dynamic, not flatlining37:20 – Generosity, collaboration, and community support44:20 – Reclaiming Torah and spirituality with joy54:50 – A vision for the Shana Rishona program58:30 – Thriving as an ongoing practice, not a quick fix01:00:20 – Who this work is really for01:01:00 – Where to find Nechama and Vessel----------------------------------------Links for the Guest:Connect with Nechama at: nechamastahl.comConnect with Rochel Goldbaum:rochelgoldbaum.com-----Join Our Newsletter:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel------Download a free Vessel meditation:https://www.fallyklein.com/about------Register for the Vessel Of Truth course:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel

What happens when manifestation becomes more than a practice?When it turns into a way of life?In this episode of the Vessel mini-series, Fally sits down with Yosi and Vivian Michaan from Panama to explore Module 7, “Manifestation .” Their story weaves together chance encounters, powerful constellations, and life-changing manifestations, including a very special “seed” that grew into something far beyond what they imagined.Summary of the Conversation:Fally, Yosi, and Vivian dive into the depth and beauty of manifestation as explored in Module 7 of Vessel. Vivian recounts her powerful journey of stepping into Vessel almost by “accident,” guided by synchronicities and a willingness to follow her intuition. Together, Yosi and Vivian share how they manifest as a couple: she brings playful passion and desire, while he grounds their vision with emunah and practical steps. They reflect on the lessons of manifesting from alignment rather than from a place of lack, and the joy of being surprised by Hashem’s playful responses. Their stories—ranging from coffee plantations to constellations—reveal how manifestation can lead not only to external blessings but also to deeper connection, purpose, and joy.About The Guests:Yosi and Vivian Michaan are Vessel alumni based in Panama. Vivian is a creative adventurer and food photographer specializing in editorial cookbooks, while Yosi brings balance with his grounded emunah and methodical approach. Together, they embody the spirit of manifestation as a couple—trusting, playful, and deeply connected to the unfolding of their journey.Key Takeaways:Manifestation is most powerful when it comes from alignment, not from a place of longing.Trust (emunah) and action work together: take steps, and Hashem guides the rest.Be specific in your manifestations—but also open to surprise and playfulness.Collective energy amplifies manifestation; what we do together is stronger than alone.Gratitude transforms manifestation into a joyful process, not just a desired outcome.Time Stamps:(00:01) Introduction and how Vivian first discovered Vessel(03:15) The 24-hour New York layover that changed everything(07:53) Constellation experiences and divine synchronicities(13:35) Yosi’s perspective on emunah and manifestation(16:55) The dream apartment story and trusting guidance(21:28) Learning from misaligned manifestations(24:37) Alignment through journaling, fragments, and shadow work(28:57) The “physical seed” manifestation story(32:29) Collective manifestation in the Vessel chat(36:37) From coffee seeds to pregnancy: a full-circle story(40:48) Revisiting the Chana constellation and its prophetic resonance(47:17) Manifestation as service and alignment with Hashem(49:43) Living with Mashiach-energy in daily revelations(52:35) Closing reflections on gratitude and abundance#manifestation #manifestanything #jewishprayer #prayer #hashem Links for the Guests:Connect with Vivian Michaan via email: vdecastro1@gmail.com-----Join Our Newsletter:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel------Download a free Vessel meditation:https://www.fallyklein.com/about------Register for the Vessel Of Truth course:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel

What if the struggles you’ve carried aren’t setbacks, but stepping stones to the person you’re meant to become? In this powerful episode of the Vessel mini-series, Eli and Bruchi Ekstein share their journey of transforming trauma, navigating growth as a couple, and discovering how self-development rooted in Torah can reshape not only their marriage but their entire family.Discussion Points:Bruchi’s search for grounding and how Vessel became her entry point into deeper growth.Eli’s perspective as a business consultant and how emotional clarity is inseparable from financial success.Trauma as not “what happened to us” but how we choose to carry it forward.The role of ego in relationships and how to move past feeling “left behind” when one partner grows faster.Embodied Torah: bringing teachings from the head into lived experience through breathwork and practice.Eli and Bruchi open up about their personal and shared experiences with Vessel, highlighting Module Six on transforming trauma. They discuss how acknowledging pain—without staying stuck in it—creates space for freedom, growth, and authentic living. Bruchi describes her journey from searching for “something more” to finding her language in Vessel and eventually becoming a breathwork facilitator. Eli shares the challenges and breakthroughs of watching his wife’s growth and later stepping into his own, reframing trauma and ego in the process. Together, they reflect on the integration of Torah with self-development and how this work ripples out into their marriage, parenting, and business.About the Guests:Eli and Bruchi Ekstein live in Monroe, NY. Eli is a business consultant who helps leaders gain clarity by addressing both strategy and the emotions behind decision-making. Bruchi is a wife, mother, and certified breathwork facilitator, passionate about bringing embodied Torah and healing practices to her community. Together, they also offer couples’ sessions that integrate growth, breathwork, and Torah-based values.Time Stamps:00:00 Transforming Trauma02:35 How Bruchi discovered Vessel and her search for more05:10 Eli’s “yes/no/yes” journey into breathwork training07:56 The role of workshops like Anayuchi in men’s growth11:19 Searching for truth and finding “your language” in Vessel15:43 Yosef HaTzadik as a model for trauma transformation23:46 Owning trauma and responsibility without bypassing pain28:41 Business consulting and the link between money, clarity, and inner work35:28 Working within Hasidic and diverse communities39:42 Navigating growth as a couple when one partner starts first47:52 Parenting teenagers differently through grounded responses54:45 Embodied Torah: bringing learning into the body through breathwork59:46 Couples’ sessions and the power of shared growth01:01:10 Who Vessel is really for-------Links for the Guests:https://eliekstein.co/Bruchiekstein@gmail.com WhatsApp/text/call 845-654-6910-----Join Our Newsletter:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel------Download a free Vessel meditation:https://www.fallyklein.com/about------Register for the Vessel Of Truth course:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel

What does it mean to live from your higher self instead of your story? In this episode of the Vessel mini-series, Fally sits down with Rachel Mozes to explore Module 5: the Higher Self. From her journey as an OT and personal trainer to her transition into breathwork and psychedelic facilitation, Rachel shares what it means to choose presence, service, and conscious living—even on “belly button days.”Key Questions Explored in the Episode:What is the Higher Self, and how is it different from our inner voices or narratives?How do we move from being stuck in our story to stepping into choice and presence?Why does grief play such an important role in true acceptance?What makes psychedelic work safe, transformative, and deeply connected to the Higher Self?Who is this kind of work really for?Summary of the Conversation:Rachel Mozes joins Fally to bring Module 5—The Higher Self—to life in a practical, grounded way. She shares how her years of therapeutic work and personal exploration led her to step beyond the narrative of her story and into a deeper space of presence and service. Together, they unpack how the Higher Self allows us to observe our parts with curiosity rather than judgment, why “belly button days” remind us of our longing for connection, and how Rachel integrates breathwork and carefully mentored psychedelic facilitation (particularly LSD) into her practice. This conversation offers a clear and compassionate look at what it means to stop seeking a “fix” and start choosing how to live each day.About The Guest:Rachel Mozes is an occupational therapist, personal trainer, breathwork practitioner, and psychedelic facilitator. With over 15 years of experience in the therapeutic world, she brings a deep understanding of the body, the nervous system, and human resilience to her work. Rachel is passionate about service, presence, and holding space for others to reconnect with themselves.Time Stamps:00:00 – Welcome and Rachel’s background03:00 – From OT to Vessel06:45 – Shifting from story to trust in community09:40 – Service as life’s common thread13:30 – Life, loss, and defining moments18:30 – Understanding the Higher Self27:45 – Belly Button Days33:20 – Rachel’s journey into breathwork and psychedelics43:00 – The importance of mentorship in facilitation48:00 – Why LSD? The science and the Higher Self connection59:00 – Nervous system states: sympathetic vs parasympathetic01:12:00 – Who is this work really for?Links for the Guest:Connect with Rachel Mozes via email: rachelmozes1@gmail.com------Join Our Newsletter:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel------Download a free Vessel meditation:https://www.fallyklein.com/about------Register for the Vessel Of Truth course:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel

What if menstruation was your greatest portal to inner wholeness? In this raw and insightful episode of the Vessel mini-series, Fally Klein interviews Pessy Schwartz of Reclaim Womanhood about the power of shadow work, the mysteries of the feminine, and how cycle awareness can lead to profound transformation. This is a deep dive into the intersection of spirituality, embodiment, and feminine wisdom.Key Questions Explored in the Episode:Why is shadow work such a crucial part of personal growth and self-awareness?How does the menstrual cycle serve as a gateway to spiritual and emotional healing?What are the connections between Niddah, Fertility Awareness Method (FAM), and shadow work?How do we hold space for discomfort and the unknown in order to grow?What’s the role of community, business, and money in feminine healing work?Summary of the Conversation:Fally and Pessy explore the rich terrain of shadow work through the lens of the feminine body, specifically the menstrual cycle and the halachic framework of Niddah. Pessy shares her journey from passion to profession, highlighting the growth of her business, Reclaim Womanhood, and the unique way she integrates Fertility Awareness Method with spiritual and emotional healing. The episode also touches on the importance of community, pricing with integrity, and spiritual integration. Through stories, laughter, and raw honesty, they invite listeners to embrace their full selves—shadows and all.About The Guest:Pessy Schwartz is the founder of Reclaim Womanhood, where she helps women reconnect with their cycles, bodies, and spiritual selves through fertility awareness, Niddah education, and embodied Jewish wisdom. Her work stands at the intersection of halacha, healing, and personal empowerment.Time Stamps:00:30 Why shadow work lights us up03:45 Redefining menstruation as an invitation to the self09:45 Integrating FAM with halacha and the lunar cycle12:44 From control to surrender in fertility awareness18:12 The Vessel workshop: shadow, shame, and being witnessed21:48 The duality of redemption and exile in the feminine28:12 Breathwork, embodiment, and cycles of growth35:27 Monotony, adventure, and shadow in relationships55:14 – Celebration, vulnerability, and spiritual creativity59:53 – Why spirituality is inseparable from embodiment------Get in touch with Pessy Schwartz on Instagram: @reclaimwomanhood :https://www.reclaimwomanhood.com/The Embodied course is coming back! Learn the Fertility Awareness Method (FAM) as a grounded, embodied practice for conception, contraception, and deep cycle wisdom. Lifetime membership. Ongoing support. Don't miss the private waitlist sale happening the last week of September. Join waitlist here: www.reclaimwomanhood.com/embodied ------Join Our Newsletter:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel------Download a free Vessel meditation:https://www.fallyklein.com/about------Register for the Vessel Of Truth course:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel

What if the very emotions you’ve been trying to suppress your whole life are actually your superpower? In this conversation, Devoiry Fruchter, a hypnotherapist, social worker, and one of the “good ones,” explores how we can stop running from our feelings and begin embodying them as sources of insight, power, and healing.Key Questions Explored in the Episode:How do you work with emotions instead of fighting them?What role does hypnotherapy play in somatic and parts-based therapy?Can silence be a therapeutic tool?How does one shift from fearing emotions to embracing them?What does it really mean to be emotionally embodied?Fally and Devoiry explore the depth and nuance of working with emotions, especially for those who grew up being told to stay “happy” or “neutral.” Devoiry shares her path from taking a hypnotherapy training to becoming a licensed social worker who uses hypnotherapy, parts work (IFS), and somatic embodiment in both clinical and private sessions. They dive into the importance of creating safe internal and external spaces for emotional expression, why not all feelings need to be shared publicly, and how even one degree of internal shift can set you on a radically different course. With warmth and humor, they show how growth often looks like one small nugget at a time.About the Guest:Devoiry Fruchter is a certified hypnotherapist and licensed social worker who works with clients both privately and through a clinical setting. Known for her grounded presence, deep creativity, and ability to hold complex emotions with grace, she brings a blend of somatic therapy, inner child work, and IFS-inspired techniques to help people build emotional resilience and embodiment.Time Stamps:00:01 Devoiry’s journey into hypnotherapy and social work06:00 Slowly shedding people-pleasing08:30 becoming a therapist10:40 Using silence15:00 hypnotherapy in private practice vs. the clinic27:40 The somatic lens34:40 The reframe: anxiety vs. excitement42:30 Authenticity vs. integrity49:00 medication and therapy can work together53:00 – Is Vessel right for you? Why small shifts matter56:00 The power of one-degree shifts and daily self-reflectionTune in to the full episode and discover the power of emotional embodiment.------Get in touch with Devoiry Fruchter via email: dev@ordersoflove.comListen to her meditations on YouTube: @meditationhypnosis------Join Our Newsletter:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel------Download a free Vessel meditation:https://www.fallyklein.com/about------Register for the Vessel Of Truth course:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel

What does it mean to live with integrity, not just authenticity?In this episode of the Vessel mini-series, Fally Klein sits down with coach and breathwork facilitator Serele Katz for a rich and thoughtful conversation about uncovering your “yes,” finding alignment with your core values, and integrating body, mind, and soul in the process of growth. From outer expression to deep inner clarity, Serele shares how her path from fashion sales to transformational coaching was rooted in listening deeply to herself and choosing to say yes.Key Questions Explored in the Episode:What’s the difference between authenticity and integrity?How do we make grounded decisions in alignment with our values?Why do we struggle to say yes—or no—with full clarity?How can coaching and breathwork work together to create true transformation?What makes Vessel such a powerful container for personal evolution?Summary of the Conversation:Serele Katz—coach, breathwork facilitator, and former luxury fashion sales rep—to share her transformative journey through Vessel. They explore how Serele’s thoughtful and logical nature led her to deeply resonate with Vessel’s second module on integrity. Serele talks about the value of listening to your body and finding clarity from within. Together, they unpack the difference between authenticity and integrity, and how Torah can offer the structure that allows your fullest self to emerge. About The Guest:Serele Katz is a Flatbush-based life coach and certified breathwork facilitator with a background in psychology and education. Her approach blends body-based awareness, emotional clarity, and deep listening. With years of experience helping women feel confident from the outside in through fashion sales, she now helps individuals discover confidence from the inside out. Serele offers sessions both in-person and online.Timestamps:00:01 From fashion to coaching02:08 Choosing the module on integrity05:00 The impact of clothing on self-expression06:26 Transitioning to coaching with Rabbi Ezra Max11:04 The first breathwork class (aka the Year of Yes)14:00 Seeing breathwork results before understanding the process24:08 Living within boundaries brings true freedom28:40 How coaching helps people access personal truth36:17 How Vessel tied everything together40:47 Torah, trauma, and rewriting your personal story45:38 –Who is the right fit for this work?51:20 Why module two can be triggering (especially for men)53:15 Evolving selfhood and being Tzelem Elokim56:36 Integrity is a daily choice, not a mood------Get in touch with Serele Katz :serelekatz8@gmail.com------Join Our Newsletter:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel------Download a free Vessel meditation:https://www.fallyklein.com/about------Register for the Vessel Of Truth course:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel

In this episode of the Vessel Podcast mini-series, host Fally Klein welcomes Tzvi Levitin, a rabbi, teacher, and life & business strategist, to discuss the significance of self-love. Tzvi shares his personal journey of coming to terms with self-love, emphasizing its importance for personal growth and effective boundary-setting. Tzvi's work with third graders in the morning and business coaching in the afternoon illustrates the common threads of human connection across different age groups. Tzvi highlights the transformational power of being vulnerable and present both with oneself and in relationships. He also delves into the comprehensive nature of the Vessel course, sharing his insights on finding deeper self-awareness and transformation.00:00 Rabbi, Teacher, and Coach02:05 Balancing Multiple Roles: Teaching Kids and Coaching Adults07:16 The Essence of Coaching: Definitions and Misconceptions15:36 The Journey of Personal Transformation18:10 Experiences with the Vessel Program25:30 Discovering Family Constellations26:07 The Challenge of Self-Love27:22 Exploring Emotional Vulnerability29:21 Breathwork and Self-Respect31:28 The Importance of Boundaries36:15 Navigating Relationships with Vessel38:52 The Power of Vulnerability in Relationships45:04 Who Should Take Vessel?48:09 Contact Information and Conclusion------Get in touch with Tzvi Levitin:tzvilevitin@gmail.com------Join Our Newsletter:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel------Download a free Vessel meditation:https://www.fallyklein.com/about------Register for the Vessel Of Truth course:https://www.fallyklein.com/vessel