Torah ShareRabbi Asher Baruch Wegbreit – Shares some nice illustrations on how to have intent when praying instead of just going through the motions.
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Rabbi Asher Baruch Wegbreit – In this video, the Rabbi shows us how we can actually do something for Hashem (which seems kind of weird). We can “help” him by publicizing the miracle(s) of Chanukah by lighting our Chanukias (Menorahs). This lighting shows others that we are testifying that Hashem did this miracles for us. The next key the Rabbi reveals is we also need to understand ourselves that we are publicizing the miracle(s) instead of just lighting for lighting sake. So if we understand and we show others than we more fulfill our role in the Chanukah miracle(s) and our places in the story as well.
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Rabbi Asher Baruch Wegbreit – Shares with us a way we can thank Hashem for all the good He bestows upon us and the subsequent connection that results from that thanks. Rabbi Wegbreit details a hypothetical situation of when you ask your Father for financial help to help one of your family members going through a health crisis and once the crisis passes you send your Father a telegram of thanks for his help. This can parallel our gratitude and thanks to Hashem when he gets us or those close to us through a crisis we can also send Him a thank you telegram by saying Tehillim Kuf (Psalm #100) with a sense of gratitude and thanks. By developing this two-way relationship with Hashem we can grow a deeper connection to Hashem (aka Devekut) which is an essential purpose of our life. Feel free to watch the Rabbi’s short video to get the whole story (~16 minutes).
Please note – Rabbi Wegbreit gave me permission to let our viewship know that in the video he mentioned both Tehillim Kuf (Psalm #100) and Tehillim Kuf Yud (Psalm #110) however Rabbi Wegbreit meant Tehillim Kuf (Psalm #100) in all cases for this video.
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Rabbi Asher Baruch Wegbreit – Shares with us that how think is just as important as how we thank Hashem. Our intention amplifies the action for more “bang for your buck”.
Added Bonus from the class – special link to “THANK YOU HASHEM” song video:
Personal Thoughts – Having an attitude of gratitude is the antedote to stinking thinking.
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Rabbi Wegbreit – Shares with us some things to think about deeply before and leading up to Rosh Hashanah.
Rabbi Asher Baruch Wegbreit – Shares how important Tzedaka (Charity) is and the power it has to change your life right now. The opportunity is now during the month of Elul right before Rosh Hashanah. Join the fun – its never to late to start today!
Personal Thoughts – The challenge for me is to be patient enough to realize the joy of Tzedaka being great than the joy of holding on to the money for other “more important” things. Have faith – give more!
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Rabbi Asher Baruch Wegbreit – The Rabbi shares another interesting perspective on how to approach Elul and the benefits in store for those who can follow this approach.
Personal Thoughts – When I was growing up I always looked at Rosh Hashanah as a one-time event that comes and goes. The Rabbi’s class helps me realize that there is actually preparation for the New Year that leads up to the “main event”. As our Sages say, this World is the hallway to the main ball room (the more I prepare in this World the better the main event).
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Rabbi Asher Baruch Wegbreit – Shares a very simple way to divert our hate to the where it belongs – towards the destructive forces in our life (the yetzer hara – “the evil inclination”) which helps each of us do our part in bringing our collective redemption.
Personal Thoughts – This short exercise is very easy to do and easy to access which can help me get past negative feelings towards others in everyday life. Try it yourself and share it!
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Here are some interesting videos about Shavuot from two different Rabbis. Now more than ever we need to learn with intent to connect with Hashem, the source of all blessings. The first video focuses on many of our favorite topics – the custom of eating dairy foods on Shavuot. Hope you enjoy!
Rabbi Asher Baruch Wegbreit:
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Rabbi Avraham Arieh Trugman:
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Rabbi Asher Baruch Wegbreit – Shares great insight on how to deal with Tragedy in a positive productive way by changing how we behave.
Personal Thoughts – Lashon Hara (translated loosely as “evil speech”) is a tough nut to crack due to habit – this simple approach seems more doable then most other ways and can make a real change.
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