Torah ShareRabbi David Aaron – Share with us various Jewish sources on what happens to our soul after death in layman’s terms.
Personal Thoughts – Rabbi Aaron takes what are sometimes very complex subjects/topics and makes them easily digestible for those with little Jewish background.
If you are interested in more videos from this Rabbi please visit his YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/RabbiDavidAaron
Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus – Three “Short Clips” on various topics with strong spiritual conclusions:
No Need to Argue of Viewpoints, Judge Others Favorably Instead:
https://www.youtube.com/embed/Br839VARJQc?start=567&end=935&autoplay=1
The Source of Depression is Excess:
https://www.youtube.com/embed/BmkZWxYGj8c?start=1140&end=1350&autoplay=1
Reallocate Your Effort To Make Real Progress In Your Life:
https://www.youtube.com/embed/BmkZWxYGj8c?start=2254&end=2471&autoplay=1
Clothing – You Are What You Wear:
https://www.youtube.com/embed/jvQxGXOVVOc?start=1824&end=2015&autoplay=1
If you are interested in more videos from this Rabbi please visit his YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXpoH1TewxolChPsAZsuAtAAdAiRMO7Ee
Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus – Shares how to not just focus on the destination but to enjoy the journey:
https://www.youtube.com/embed/tNtc_uy5qMY?start=1&end=300&autoplay=1
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Rebbetzin Rochel Silber – Tells us how King David dealt with hardship late in his life and kingship.
Personal Thoughts – King David is really the pinnacle in how to handle hardship – something to strive for. How to ask for help.
If you are interested in more videos from this Rebbetzin please visit this YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzytwCB0djmVW8MR4EdNduA
Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi – This is at the end of one of his weekly lectures discussing how what we look at (as kids and adults) dramatically affects our mind and our future at a very deep level. The other topic is the danger of racism and how it could be a major factor in delaying Mashiach (the Messiah).
https://www.youtube.com/embed/nYrjdo1c9sc?start=7550&autoplay=1
Personal Thoughts – Growing up secular it was not until later in life that I realized how much “stuff” that I watched really affects me today. On the other topic, I am grateful for my parents for pretty much raising me in a racist-free environment which blessed me to find my culturally different wife (hope this helps bring Moshiach).
If you are interested in more videos from this Rabbi please visit his YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/torahandscience
Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus and Gedale Fenster – This video is a Q&A with some great questions on how to deal with some of life’s difficult situations in a spiritual way.
Personal Thoughts – This is a short nugget of a video with some very deep yet very simple concepts that I can implement in my daily life right now. Frustration relief!
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Rabbi Avraham Meyer Zajac – This video is a very clear explanation of the development and the codification of Jewish Law (Halachah) from the Torah to the beginning of Chabad (246 years ago).
https://www.chabad.org/3097754 (this video could not be embedded so this link takes you to the video on the Chabad.org website)
Personal Thoughts – I’ve been looking to start studying Halachah (Jewish Law) by learning two Halachot per day. However, my preferred method is to watch videos as I absorb the material better that way. However, looking around I don’t see much and certainly not much in an organized fashion. Rabbi Zajac and Chabad have a very organized video series methodology which shows also by how well this particular video presents the introduction. This viewpoint is the Halachah as expounded upon by the first Rebbe of Chabbad (the Alter Rebbe, R’ Schneur Zalman of Liadi). Please reach out if you have another video Halachah series presented in an orderly fashion (Torah-Share.com’s email is torahshareblog@gmail.com).
https://www.chabad.org/multimedia/video_cdo/aid/3167830/jewish/Shulchan-Aruch-Hashkomas-Haboker-19b.htm – listen towards the end as it relates to why we make Challot (bread) for Shabbat (and Holidays) the way we do.
If you are interested in more videos from this Rabbi please visit this website: https://www.chabad.org/multimedia/video_cdo/aid/3097752/jewish/Daily-Halachah.htm
Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus – Rabbi Kalmus shows us that everything is good and everything “bad” in life is for that ultimate good.
Personal Thoughts – It’s so easy to go into Yeiush (Despair) especially now during the current lock-down pandemic times. This video gave me hope that everything we experience collectively and experience personally is for our/my ultimate good. Keep my eye on the prize so to speak. Everything happens for a reason and ONLY because of Hashem’s love.
Rosh Chodesh (Shevat) Tov!
Shabbat Shalom!
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Rabbi Asher Baruch Wegbreit – tells us how we can have deep kavanah (intention) when reading Psalms (Tehillim) particularly for healing to those that are currently sick. Also all the mitzvot we are fulfilling when we do this.
Personal Thoughts – This taught me the importance of having kavanah (intention) when doing the various mitzvot and a step by step approach how to do this. It is difficult to not do mitzvot out of habit but to overcome this at least some of the time can greatly increase my spirituality and closeness to Hashem. Work in progress here!
If you are interested in more videos from this Rabbi please visit his website: https://www.kavanahlmitzvos.com/
Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus – This video is Rabbi Kalmus Siyyum which is a celebration for a completion of learning a tractate of Talmud (which could take months of intense learning). It usually includes reciting the last couple verses in the Talmud section and expounding upon it.
Personal Thoughts – The video has some very powerful global ideas about the concept that we have to fall (sometimes quite hard) before we rise – that the fall itself predicts the rise (so its actually a positive). My experience in my own life reflects this concept so I really identified strongly with his Siyyum talk.
If you are interested in more videos from this Rabbi please visit his YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXpoH1TewxolChPsAZsuAtAAdAiRMO7Ee