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Jewish Holidays

Listeners’ questions (Ep. 296) and The Shofar of Elul (Ep. 297) | Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky

Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky – In the first video answering listener’s questions, Rabbi Orlofsky expounds on the Rosh Hashana plan of Rabbi Salanter in how to make a change this coming year using the following formula:

  1. Ask yourself what is your life’s mission?
  2. Vow to make one small easy consistent daily change?
  3. Vow to make a bigger change but only for the ten day time period between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur?
  4. Write 1, 2, and 3 down on the piece of paper.

In the second video, Rabbi Orlofsky references the movie “The Matrix” to encourage us to not live a life of lies and self deception but to focus on what’s real because that is what matters most. The distractions of this World take us out of what’s real and sidetrack us towards regret and sadness. Pursue reality – pursue true joy.

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!Short Clips! King George And The Little Jewish Boy – Rosh Hashana

Rabbi Sinclair – Shares a story about a little boy and King George of England in the UK before WW2 and used this as an analogy of how we can utilize it in our approach to the King of Kings during this period of time up to and including Rosh Hashana (which is next week). The King is in the field waiting for us. In these troubling times now is the time to ask Him for help both individually and collectively.

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Pre Rosh Hashanah Shiur – on “Becoming Real” by Rabbi Dr Akiva Tatz

Rabbi Dr. Akiva Tatz – Shares a very interesting perspective on focusing this Rosh Hashana on the concept of “Who Am I?” as a person overall as opposed to nitpicking each and every detail. Am I moving closer to accomplishing my mission in this lifetime and how can I keep moving in the right direction? Dramatically different way to look at Rosh Hashana.

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