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Rabbi Lawrence Kelemen – Shares the story of Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe and the effect he had on Jews from across the religious and non-religious spectrum. Rabbi Wolbe’s outsized influence on the World is surely something to look up to and strive towards.
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Rabbi David Yisrael Kalmus – Shares how important it is to give ourselves a break and come to a deep understanding that we are human beings (and not Angels) who make mistakes because that is how we were designed by Hashem. We can start over at any time and let the past mistakes go because all that matters is this moment. As a matter of fact, our spiritual falls are the impetus to our spiritual growth and without the falls there can be no growth.
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Rabbi Alon Anava – Shares some interesting points about the weekly Torah portion (Noach). For example, the importance of sacrificing what YOU want for the good of others and how this worked good in the World in the time of Noach and still brings good in the World today.
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Rabbi Yom Tov Glazer – Shares about relationships and the sum or the parts and how the presence of self love can pave the way towards relationship love. This was an interesting class that was given in front of relative newcomers to Judaism.
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Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi – Great lecture about a healthy and vibrant marriage and the proper way to act and how it relates to the most recent weekly Torah portions.
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Rabbi Avraham Meyer Zajac – This is a short technical video about the proper way to put one’s head down during Tachanan which is a prayer supplication said after praying the Amida (according to the Alter Rebbe who was the founder of Chabad Chassidus).
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Rabbi Mendel Kessin – Shares and explains how learning Mishna (the oral law written down by Rabbi Yehuda Hanasi) can serve several purposes at once. According to Midrash Raba it can bring Geula (redemption). It can give a strong learning foundation for young boys and newly religious alike. And, it can help educate us about the Torah laws itself. Rabbi Kessin also makes some good points about the difficulties many have with learning Gemorah without the basic learning foundation (Mishna) first.
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Rabbi Moshe Pinto – Shares how according to our sages we are actually new men and women after Yom Kippur and because of this we start reading the Torah from the beginning again with this week’s parasha Breisheit. This is why we “exile” ourselves to the Sukkah for seven days after Yom Kippur to remind us that we are newly reborn.
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