A women's learning series on Da'as Tevunos
This entry is a recorded women's learning series, not the shiurim of a single named speaker. Gathered under the title "Knowing G-d's Plan — Ramchal Da'as Tevunos — Women's Group," it captures a group working its way through one classic sefer across roughly fifty-four sessions. Reading it as one rav's biography would miss the point; it is a study series with a fixed text at its center.
The framing matters because it tells you what to expect: a sustained, sequential engagement with a single work rather than a scattering of standalone talks. A learner joining midway benefits from knowing that each session builds on the last, following the order and argument of the sefer itself. That structure is the series' real value — it does not sample the Ramchal, it learns him in order.
The sefer: Ramchal's Da'as Tevunos
Da'as Tevunos was written by Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto — the Ramchal (1707–1746) — one of the most influential Jewish thinkers of the modern era. The sefer is built as a dialogue between the soul and the intellect, in which the intellect answers the soul's questions about the deepest matters of faith: why the world was created, how divine justice works, and toward what end history is moving.
Its central theme is the ultimate revelation of G-d's oneness — the idea that the whole of creation, including its concealment and its suffering, is directed toward making the Creator's unity fully known. The Ramchal lays this out with unusual order and clarity, which is exactly why a group would choose it as the spine of a long-term learning series.
Learning framed for women
The series is explicitly organized for a women's group, and that shapes its character. The aim is not academic mastery for its own sake but a living understanding of hashgacha — divine providence — and of a person's place within G-d's plan. Working through Da'as Tevunos together lets the participants connect its large ideas to their own avodas Hashem.
For a listener drawn to Jewish thought, the series offers a rare thing: a full, patient walk through a foundational sefer rather than a highlight reel. Because it moves in order and returns week after week to the same argument, it rewards steady attendance and gives its learners a real grasp of the Ramchal's vision by the end.
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At a glance
Key takeaways
- This is a recorded women's learning series, not a single speaker's shiurim.
- The series works through the Ramchal's Da'as Tevunos across about fifty-four sessions.
- Da'as Tevunos is a dialogue between the soul and the intellect explaining G-d's plan for creation.
- Its themes — divine unity, reward, and the hidden and revealed worlds — anchor the learning.
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