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!Short Clips! Shoftim – Galloping Horses | Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky

Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky – Shares about the description of the fight Am Yisroel (the Jewish people) when we will enter the Land of Israel for the first time and to not be afraid. Rabbi Orlofsky explains that this parallels our fight internally with the Yetzer Hara (our evil inclination) and the four steps we go through in this journey of the fight. The morale of the story is the only way to be successful in these fights – both the fight in the Land of Israel and our internal fight with the Yetzer Hara is with Hashem’s help. Furthermore, as we embark on the Hebrew month of Elul leading up to Rosh Hashana (the Day of Judgement of the World for both Jews and Non-Jews alike) which embodies doing teshuva (repentance) with Hashem’s help only to be ultimately successful and be written for a positive year to come.

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!Short Clips! What Should We Focus on This Elul? – Charlie Harary

Charlie Harary – In 94 seconds, Charlie shares about how to root out sinat chinam (baseless hatred) by re-wiring your brain and praying for your adversary – the complete opposite of our Western thinking brain. Can we overcome our stubbornness to try this? To bring geula (redemption)?

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!Short Clips! What Is the Jewish Belief About Messiah? Rabbi YY Jacboson

Rabbi Jacobson – Shares what is the consciousness of Moshiach (the Messiah) and how we can accept this at a deep level. The energy is there – our job is to tap into it individually and collectively. We are each an indispensable part of bringing Moshiach – our individual uniqueness is here for a reason.

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!Short Clips! The Apprentice – Parshat Re’eh – Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair

Rabbi Sinclair – Shares the concept that we journey here living in this World is an apprenticeship to prepare ourselves for the next World. Just as we would not perpetually be in an apprenticeship as that is not our goal in life, so to is the eventual graduation to the real goal – our place in the next World. How do we live our life? For this World or the next?

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!Short Clips! Re’eh – It’s About The Destination | Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky

Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky – Shares about the Mishkan at Shilo and its relation to the name of this parasha (Re’eh) which it discusses the status of forshadowing the event of Shiloh. The concept is the goal or destination (the Beis Hamikdash) that we can “see” in the distance has steps to go through first to get there. Those steps are part of the process of building the Beis Hamikdah. We are also now a part of the process of building the Third Temple – can we see (Re’eh) the goal/destination in the distance and the steps to get there?

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!Short Clips! By Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi

How The Yetzer Hara (evil inclination) uses mitzvot to manipulate us towards the negative:

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Thursday !Short Clips! – Rabbi David Aaron and Rabbi Lazer Brody

Two !Short Clips! centered about faith in Hashem and the Soul.

Is Your Soul Hungry? by Rabbi David Aaron:

The Cure For Anger, Crime & Violence By Rabbi Lazer Brody

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!Short Clips! Vaeschanan – Shema | Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky

Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky – Shares about the two paragraphs of “Shema Yisroel”. Why are the two paragraphs in two separate weekly parashas? If they are said together shouldn’t they be next to other in the Torah. Listen to this !Short Clip! for the background on why this is.

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!Short Clips! The Jews Run The World! Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair

Rabbi Sinclair – Shares that “Jews Run The World” but it’s not exactly how one may think. Maybe a more accurate phrase could be that Jews affect the World. Instead of reading the news (which is quite plentiful these days) – make the news in a positive Jewish way.

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You’re a Fixer: The Blessedness of Brokenness By Rabbi David Aaron

We’re here to repair, not just enjoy the ride. Find what’s broken and take pride in being the one who fixes it.

After Tisha B’Av this video is a perfect constructive way to jump into the rest of the day, week, and year. Rabbi Aaron shares that many us seem to think that the World in an amusement park and we are here to be entertained – Jewish thinking actually is the opposite we are here to accomplish tikun olam (fix the broken World) – instead of be here now its serve here now. This purposeful life yields a fulfilling life full of joy.

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