Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus – Shares about the main way to get connected to Hashem is through saying “thank you” aka as gratitude. Chanukah is a lesson in thank you. Mitzvot are a lesson in thank you. Learning and following halachot (Jewish Law) are a lesson in thank you.
Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus – Shares through the story that Hashem is there is all our difficulties and without those difficulties we would never find Him. So be grateful for them, lean into them, embrace them, and celebrate when it all turns around for us.
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Like we prayed on Rosh Hashana: Teshuva (repentance), Tefilah (prayer), and Tzedakah (charity) remove an evil decree.
Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus – Shares a very interested perspective about Tzedaka and the power it has to open doors to many things in our lives. This is from the perspective of Rav Nachman of Breslov. Rabbi Kalmus mentions how the world Tzedaka comes from the word zedek (which means justice). When we practice this valuable attribute we bring bring positive justice to ourselves and justice to the World at large.
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Like we prayed on Rosh Hashana: Teshuva (repentance), Tefilah (prayer), and Tzedakah (charity) remove an evil decree.
In this !Short Clip! (please watch until the end of video for an amazing story at the end that just happened), Rabbi Kalmus focuses on the possibility that maybe Hashem wants us to pray all day (and not just check a box that we prayed) and also on the feeling of why we may feel crippled in our life in general and how that drives us to pray more. Throw yourself on Hashem and He will take care of you completely.
Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus – In the ending of this class Rabbi Kalmus gives over the concept of “length of days” through the analogy of the shofar and how its narrowness grows to openess and how this reveals the concept of young Rebbes (Like Rabbi Nachman) and their ability to do so much in such short lifetimes – just like the shofar. How? With kedusha.
Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus – More towards the second half of this class, Rabbi Kalmus shares about the importance of focusing on the good – not only the good in our situation but the good in ourselves at all times.
To Heal, You Must Hear Your Story! [PART 1] By Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus
Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus – This Purim our story will be told as a People and as an individual. Through the stories of the Baal Shem Tov that Rabbi Kalmus shares we can hear our story as a Jew. Deep talk.
Unconditional Love Parasha Tezaveh by Rabbi Moshe Pinto
Rabbi Pinto – Shares that measure for measure in terms of our unconditional love for Hashem will in turn is “paid back” with unconditional forgiveness. It is how we survived the sin of the golden calf and it’s how we survive today.
Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus – In an expanded Q&A with the House of Lev (students of Rav Kalmus), the Rav shares his life experience and journey of how he became religious through all the trials and tribulations and his path towards Breslov Chassidus.
