🥤I'm drinking all morning. When does my bracha expire? 🥤
in 2 x 25 minute sessions
by Rabbi YZ Saberski
Ditch the stress and overwhelm with this 3-in-1 halacha, hashkafa and practical planning workshop.
Create a pesach cleaning experience that everyone enjoys!
(including the halacha-conscious guy and the ‘once-I-am-knee-deep-in-cleaning-I’m-going-to-do-it-properly’ wife)
(or all three?)
There's just so much to do! And I need so much energy to do it! It'll get done in time, I guess, but I have no idea how.
(The kids tracking chometz everywhere doesn't help.)
That makes things easier, but I'd like to know (or review) what you need to clean in the rest of the house.
But I'd like to brush up on the halacha and hashkafa - I'm always looking to improve.
👱♀️ I know "dust isn't chometz." but once I'm knee-deep in cleaning, I'm going to do it properly!
So many women feel this way!
It's physically painful to move away from a drawer which is chometz-free but a disgusting mess.
Let's hear from Rabbi Saberski:
"If you have plenty of time, you are relaxed and not under pressure, it's wonderful to do extras. And in fact, some of it - as you will hear in the workshop, is even a hiddur.
However, a very careful cheshbon has to be made. I've heard from people across the board: husbands, children and especially teenagers. So often, the extras mean that they grow up with negative memories of preparing for Pesach - the thing that we want to do our utmost to avoid!
Join us for the workshop, Be"H, and we'll explore the five zones, one of which is the "luxury zone" and how to handle it in the context of our Pesach cleaning priorities. You might even find that once everything is neatly categorized and prioritized, you have more time to do extras than you thought!"
Organize your house into five halachic zones. You'll know precisely how much everything in your home needs to be cleaned.
Create a halacha-perfect-prioritized cleaning plan. You'll know where to invest your main energy and plan out how to do it.
Get the hashkafa framework, so you do it all with love.
Infuse the cleaning with meaning!
Bonus: Hear how the extras fit in to the halachic picture and how they could be hiddur mitzva after all!
Mr & Mrs Rosen
"Before I listened to the workshop, we were more on edge. It helped us relax in a number of issues. Pesach cleaning was not as nerve-wracking as we thought!
The shiur was exceptionally clear, to the point, not too long, not too short - I really enjoyed it.
Rabbi Saberski explained the positive side of pesach cleaning, so it's not just a drudge. He focuses you on the Torah viewpoint."
Enroll in The 5 Zone Pesach Cleaning Formula
Live dates: Workshop 1 - March 19, Workshop 2 - March 21
8.30 repeated at 10.30 PM IST | 1.30PM repeated at 3.30PM EST | 6.30PM repeated at 8.30PM GMT
🧔🏻 I can yell "dust isn't chometz" until I'm blue in the face but my wife will not do anything less than what she thinks her mother did.
🧔🏻 Lots of kids running around with food. Toddlers + cheerios = a toxic combination.
🧔🏻 We have way too much junk
🧔🏻 The kitchen is so dirty, and such a huge job, I can't face doing it this year.
🧔🏻 I'm so under pressure. I wind up yelling at the kids.
🧔🏻 I don't really enjoy cleaning, so I'm not exactly exuding positive vibes
👱♀️ Getting started is so hard. So I don't really do much until the last-week-before terror sets in.
👱♀️ There is not enough time to do everything. Panic!
👱♀️ I don't have the energy to clean the whole house.
👱♀️ I lose patience with my kids. Hello, Pesach is coming and they're making ice skating plans! They think they have vacation to relax.
👱♀️ I can't get cleaning help and the closets are so messy
👱♀️ Juggling the regular running of the house while trying to clean is too overwhelming.
Ma and Ta had those amazing vibes. I loved Pesach cleaning as a kid! The guys home from Yeshiva cracking jokes. Staying up 'till 3AM. Rebbe Alter blaring. Such good memories!
After years of answering people's chometz sha'alos (questions), reassuring them that less is okay, and hearing the dread, overwhelm and stress cascading through the wires,
Rabbi YZ Saberski, Moreh Hora'ah in Gateshead, UK, created the Five Zone Pesach Cleaning Formula.
This 2 x 25 minute, 2-part masterclass, is designed to
and how to pace it, so it all gets done - with wriggle room.
Binyomin Roth, Administrator
"Before I learned about Pesach cleaning priorities from Rabbi Saberski, I was a bit vague about what really needs cleaning and what doesn't.
I knew that we were "going over the top" because my knowledge wasn't clear enough. I had no idea that there is no need to go crazy pulling out very heavy appliances to clean underneath and behind!
I found the workshop to be extremely clear and understandable. It was very well presented, both visually and verbally.
Once I knew what was necessary, we had a much more relaxed atmosphere all round while preparing. Preparing for Yom Tov was transformed from a pressure to a pleasure."
In 2 x 25 minutes, learn how to categorize your home into the 5 halacha-cleaning-intensity levels.
Goodbye Overwhelm
Knowledge is power. It's so much less overwhelming when you know exactly what you need to do. You'll also hear practical tips, like how to keep people fed until the end, and what to do with cheerio-toting toddlers 😁
Grab your printed workbook and categorize your house on paper. Use the master list of house locations to fill out all 5 "zone boxes"
Bleach or Brush Out?
Well done! You now know precisely how much you have to clean each location!
Pull out the calendar and figure out when you're going to tackle each zone.
Involve the Kids
Once it's all clear in your head and in the workbook, you'll feel positive and energized, and you can sit down with the kids and figure out what they're going to do.
Sit at the seder, resplendent in your yom tov clothes, calm and confident that the chometz is out of the house. And that your kids have sweeter memories of cleaning this year.
Yes, we wanna know!
And also, field calls from family and friends who want to know how you were so organized and relaxed this year.
Pull out the cleaning supplies and dive in!
Music on!
Now that you know that it'll all get done in time, precisely in accordance with halacha, you can allow yourself to enjoy the process! If you're enjoying and relaxed, your kids will, too.
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SHORT
2 x 25 minute sessions
INTERACTIVE
Ask your questions live so you don't leave with uncertainties
VISUAL
Beautiful slide-deck illustrating the halacha makes it easy to focus
PRACTICAL
Immediately apply what you learned in your workbook
Right! You'll have the recording in your inbox within 48 hours of the live class.
True. But the Five Zone Formula gives you the chance to be businesslike about it. You don't have to like it, like most soldiers don't love getting into the line of fire. But you'll have a step-by-step plan to carry out, a plan with a beginning and an end. Once you don't have to worry about what to do next, and how everything will get done, you can start thinking up ways to enjoy the process. Like pulling out "The Longest Pesach" by Shmuel Kunda that you listened to as a kid. (Hello, you can get them online for $9.99!)
It won't. Toddlers generally don't let themselves be solved. But you'll get the tools to handle them. You'll know what to do when 5 cheerios went in the room and 2 came out.
Sounds like a plan! Suggestion: Do it together. (Or buy her a fancy piece of chometz and an ice-coffee to have while she listens.)
The Five Zone Formula is designed to help you figure out where to start. If you follow the steps, and fill out the workbook, you should be pretty clear on where to begin.
Our sympathies. We also dread the kitchen. But when you have a battle plan - like you should if you fill out the workbook, hopefully, the dread will turn into a more businesslike feeling, like, "Okay, where's the bleach? We'll be done inside two days. Gimme the MP3."
So how do you clean through it all? Great question. Ask it live! When else do you have an internationally renowned Posek ready and waiting to answer all your pesach cleaning questions?
We get it, the weeks between Purim and Pesach are some of the busiest on the Jewish calendar. That’s why the course is designed to be completed in two 25-minute sessions. The course itself will ensure you won’t waste any time on unnecessary cleaning.
The Five Zone Pesach Cleaning Formula is an investment in your menuchas hanefesh and simchas Yom Tov. We offer a 100% money-back guarantee if you’re not satisfied with the course. Plus, we have a feeling you might save at least $17 in cleaning supplies😊
Sure, there are plenty of awesome shiurim out there. But this one is...
a) all ready for you to sign up to - no need to search a website or phone menu trying to find one whose title seems the most relevant
b) a proven tool in the pre-Pesach arsenal, with many satisfied pesach cleaners, just like you.
You’re 100% right, that is the deeper meaning behind the mitzvah! But this course, which carefully guides you through the actual halachos, will show you how much cleaning is halachically required, and what is a hiddur. Anything that beyond that is unnecessary and not part of the battle against either chametz or the yetzer hara.
You can do it the way you always do it, and...
Do your best to stop feeling stressed (SHLOIMY! why didn't you remember to buy the lemon cleaner????? Do you know Pesach is in just over two weeks?)
Write endless lists (and also, lists of lists.)
Review the halachos of Pesach Cleaning from a sefer or your Rav's shiur
Wade through shiurim websites to find a shiur on the hashkafa of cleaning for Pesach that is the right length, and a speaker you like to listen to.
Embark on a toothpick-and-bleach bonanza, hoping that you're doing it all right and,
Hope that everything will get done in time for bedikas chometz... (It always does :)
Or, you can do something different and...
Try the 3-in-1 Five Zone Formula:
> The halacha
> The hashkafa
> The planning
... all in one place!
Enroll in The 5 Zone Pesach Cleaning Formula
Live dates: Workshop 1 - March 19, Workshop 2 - March 21
8.30 repeated at 10.30 PM IST | 1.30PM repeated at 3.30PM EST | 6.30PM repeated at 8.30PM GMT
