Popular Shows by Kollel Toras Chaim

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Being Drawn into the Chein of Kedushah

Nov 4, 2026

55:31

R' Moshe Leventer - Torah Alef Shiur 3

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How to Learn (and Teach) Likutey Moharan | Intro to Torah 1,SC WS 1

Nov 2, 2026

8:38

We aren’t only learning Likutey Moharan. We’re learning how to teach it. Torah isn’t for brain stimulation. The point is to become a mashpia, to share it with your spouse, your friends, your parents, and to radiate it out like the moon. The ground rules before we go back into Torah 1: Lilmod u’lelamed: we learn so that we can give it over Nothing is random. Every encounter, person and object is a message from Hashem Why going back over the material is never repetitive: the same words say something new every day Spend 75–80% of the time on chazara. You’ll get new layers and keep the map of the Torah Building the Torah in layers, one floor on top of another Rule #1: the Rebbe is talking directly to you Surrender: “When I open this sefer, I know nothing. I’m not fitting this into my life, I’m fitting me into this.” There’s no such thing as a stupid question. Challenge the Rebbe to understand him, not from ego Take the questions with you: in the dentist’s chair, falling asleep, and waking up with an epiphany Kollel Toras Chaim. Also on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. #RebbeNachman #LikuteyMoharan #Breslov #BreslovShiur #Chassidus #KollelTorasChaim #HowToLearnTorah #Chazara #Surrender #Chen #HashgachaPratis #AvodasHashem #TorahInEnglish #Chizuk #Uman

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Ayeles Ahavim: Falling Insanely in Love with Torah | The Sechel in Everything | Likutey Moharan Torah 1, shiur 2 | Rabbi Rietti

Nov 3, 2026

1:15:11

Why does Shlomo HaMelech compare the Torah to a doe, ayeles ahavim v’ya’alas chen? And what does it mean that there is sechel, divine intelligence and light, in every single thing? In part 2 on Likutey Moharan Torah 1, Rabbi Rietti reviews the opening of Ashrei temimei derech and goes deeper: Da: why the Rebbe’s teachings come down from the highest place, and his Torah as a palace of connected rooms, bechinah to bechinahChen as connection: bechinah, matnas chinam, and Hashem’s chen for a person’s simple, wholehearted loveAntisemitism as a conditional prophecy: hakol kol Yaakov. When the voice of Torah is strong, the hands of Esav are weak.Avon means twisted thinking (Malbim): every aveirah starts with a crooked mindset. Lavan, the “white,” brilliant con man.Chen v’chashivus versus chashivus v’chen: the nations’ chen comes from fame, money and looks, sheker hachen. Ours is the connection inside, and our value grows out of it.Ayeles ahavim: a mother’s milk that is always there, the love that is always like the first time, and b’ahavasah tishgeh tamid, being “insanely in love” with TorahYa’alas chen as ma’alas chen: Torah raises the chen of the one who learns itIm tevakshena kakesef: search for it like treasure, and you’ll find yiras Hashem and da’as Elokim. Lefum tza’ara agra: the compensation is according to the effort.Tzarich tamid l’histakel: gazing with intent to understand, and how the brain “deletes” your own noseEizehu chacham? Halomed mikol adam: sechel in everything, multiple intelligences, and finding each child’s own way, al pi darkoWhere do thoughts come from? The real you is the one listening to your thoughts. Why the yetzer hara gets a 13-year head start, and the choice whether to open or ignore a thought that comes back.Gluing yourself, l’kasher atzmo: Post-it glue or superglue Kollel Toras Chaim Also on Apple Podcasts and Spotify: Kollel Toras Chaim Hashtags: #LikuteyMoharan #LikuteiMoharan #TorahAleph #Torah1 #RebbeNachman #Breslov #Breslev #RabbiNachman #Rietti #RabbiRietti #AyelesAhavim #LoveOfTorah #TorahLearning #Chen #Chashivus #Sechel #DivineIntelligence #Chochmah #Emunah #YiratShamayim #Mindset #Thoughts #YetzerHara #YetzerTov #Chinuch #MultipleIntelligences #JewishEducation #Antisemitism #Teshuvah #JewishInspiration #JewishWisdom #Chizuk #Chassidus #Chasidut #Kabbalah #Judaism #Jewish #KollelTorasChaim #TorasChaim

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Where Did Our Chen Go? Torah, Tefillah and the Chashivus of Klal Yisrael LM Torah 1 shiur 2 Rabbi Dovid Firestone

Nov 3, 2026

12:58

Kavei el Hashem, chazak v’ya’ametz libecha, v’kavei el Hashem. Hope to Hashem twice: once through Torah, and again through tefillah. Each one needs the other. In this shiur on Likutey Moharan Torah 1, in English and Yiddish, Rabbi Dovid Firestone opens Da ki al yedei haTorah: Kavei and mikveh: all Hashem wants is for us to look up to Him. That’s the foundation of emunah.What is chashivus? To have real existence, to take up a place. Ani, akur v’suma chashuv k’meis, and why vayivez Esav es habechorah meant it had no place in him at all.A ba’al tzurah is an ish chochmah: someone whose every act is connected to the SourceZeh l’umas zeh asah Elokim: the panim and the achor, and ya’er Panav. How the klipah feeds off kedushah, and where our chen fell.Chen v’chashivus versus chashivus v’chen: by us the chashivus comes from the chen. By them it’s false, like dressing a monkey in make-up.Hakol kol Yaakov: when the voice of Torah and tefillah is strong, the hands of Esav have no powerWhat does chen have to do with my Gemara? When you learn, you engage in Hashem’s words, and the Shechinah sits opposite you.Torah as spiritual nutrition: learning sends kedushah to the whole body, from your heart to your little fingerAyeles ahavim v’ya’alas chen: the Torah raises the chen of those who learn it. A learning man without chen should check what’s wrong in the wiring. Kollel Toras Chaim Also on Apple Podcasts and Spotify: Kollel Toras Chaim Hashtags: #LikuteyMoharan #LikuteiMoharan #TorahAleph #Torah1 #RebbeNachman #Breslov #Breslev #RabbiNachman #DovidFirestone #RabbiDovidFirestone #Chen #Chashivus #KavehElHashem #Emunah #Tefillah #Prayer #TorahLearning #TorahAndTefillah #KlalYisrael #Kedushah #Klipah #YaakovAndEsav #HakolKolYaakov #AyelesAhavim #Yiddish #YiddishShiur #Chassidus #Chasidut #Kabbalah #JewishInspiration #JewishWisdom #Chizuk #Judaism #Jewish #KollelTorasChaim #TorasChaim

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Torah: The Key to Who You Really Are | Rebbe Nachman, Likutey Moharan 1 | R' Yitzi Grunhut

Nov 4, 2026

14:59

Welcome back to a new zman! R' Yitzi Grunhut of England opens the chaburah with the first Torah of Likutey Moharan: אשרי תמימי דרך ההלכים בתורת ה׳, "Fortunate are those who are wholesome in their way, who walk in the Torah of Hashem." Rebbe Nachman starts with a sharp statement: דע, כי על ידי התורה נתקבלין כל התפלות וכל הבקשות. All our tefillos and bakashos are accepted through the Torah. Why would that be? And what happens to a tefillah that is focused and sincere but missing Torah b'koach, Torah that is alive in us? In this interactive shiur, R' Yitzi explores: 🔹 What tefillah really means: connection, bakashah, emunah, and knowing who you're talking to 🔹 The bigger question: who is the "I" doing the davening? 🔹 Torah as the key to discovering who you truly are. "גל עיני ואביטה נפלאות מתורתך" and "פתח לבי בתורתך": not only "open my heart to Your Torah" but "open my heart with Your Torah" 🔹 The חן וחשיבות של ישראל (the grace and true importance of Klal Yisrael) and how it "fell" in galus 🔹 Why we see the glamour and glitter "by them": social media, "basking in reflected glory," and the galus mindset 🔹 How you can expect others to see your chen when you can't see it in yourself 🔹 Torah as אילת אהבים ויעלת חן, which raises chen on those who learn it 🔹 Why part of a tefillah can be "left behind," and how Torah b'koach lets all of you be heard This is the foundation Torah of Likutey Moharan, the "Bereishis" that holds everything that comes after it. 🎙️ Speaker: R' Yitzi Grunhut (England) 📚 Kollel Toras Chaim 🎧 Also on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Search Kollel Toras Chaim 🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss the next chaburah #RebbeNachman #LikuteyMoharan #Breslov #Torah #Tefillah #KollelTorasChaim #YitziGrunhut #LikuteyMoharanTorah1 #AshreiTemimeiDerech #RebbeNachmanOfBreslov #BreslovTorah #Chassidus #Chasidut #JewishLearning #TorahLearning #Shiur #Chaburah #Prayer #JewishPrayer #Davening #Emunah #Hisbodedus #Chen #Galus #Geula #KlalYisrael #Judaism #Jewish #TorahShiur #JewishWisdom #Spirituality #SelfDiscovery #Uman #Breslev #LikuteiMoharan #TorahBKoach #Hashem #Neshama #JewishEngland #UKJewish

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Chayey Sarah: Losing and Finding Innocence

Nov 5, 2026

35:00

Chayey Sarah: Losing and Finding Innocence

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Why Am I Still Struggling With This Addiction? - Live Therapy Session

Apr 30, 2025

37:55

This episode is a therapy session with an individual struggling with addiction and grief. He has done a lot of inner work and is eager to find the root of his issues. We come to a significant breakthrough in this episode, we hope you enjoy! In the Beginning - Live Therapy Sessions. Real People. Real Stories. This series consists of real therapy sessions with Yakov Danishefsky LCSW. The voices have been altered to keep the clients' identity anonymous. Please note that this is in no way a replacement for therapy and any serious emotions should be addressed accordingly. You can get an appointment in Yakov's private practice here If you are interested in being featured on the podcast please fill out the application To join our WhatsApp Status for consistent updates, short snippets and more ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠click here.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Visit our website here Our content can be found on: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠ Get in touch with Yakov here Inquire about speaking engagements

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Accepting pain and suffering

Nov 3, 2022

49:13

discussing the concept of unity and how to connect the dots in the torah

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A Roadmap to Meaningful Marriage

Jul 21, 2026

1:16:43

(at Nshei Chabad)

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The Meaning of "Chein HaAmiti"

Oct 28, 2026

11:51

| R’ Yaakov Klein — Likutei Moharan Shiur 1

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Fresh Perspectives (4) Humor in the Therapy Room With Dr. Adir Pinchot

Jul 6, 2023

18:37

New Fresh Perspectives episode! Fresh Perspectives is an opportunity to hear from the rising stars in mental health, hearing about the most pressing issues facing our community with a new set of eyes. This interview is with Dr. Adir Pinchot, post doctoral fellow and psychologist in NY. 🎧 ⁠Spotify⁠ 🎧 ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠ 🎥 ⁠YouTube

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Guided Meditations (12) - A higher Sense of Worth (from R' Kluger)

Aug 9, 2023

6:50

This is a Meditation from Rav Avraham Tzvi Kluger Shlita. In this series, Yakov offers user friendly techniques for grounding, getting present, and increasing our capacity for meaningful connections and experiences. People often develop patterns of how they experience themselves and the world around them. While these patterns can be helpful, they can also become unknowingly narrow and constricting. Attached is about expanding the range of ways that we engage our lives. Opening our minds, emotions, bodies, and souls to experience the fullness of our multidimensional selves and endlessly varied world. Attached is rooted and focused on Jewish tradition and wisdom along with psychology, philosophy, and relevant wisdom wherever it may be found. Rabbi Yakov Danishefsky LCSW CSAT is the founder of Mind Body Therapy, a private group practice in Chicago. He is a popular speaker and teacher for congregations, organizations, and schools. He is the author of a new book, Attached: Connecting to Our Creator, a Jewish Psychological Approach. Please contact us with questions and comments, or to be added to our WhatsApp lists here or by email at [email protected] Our content can also be found on Spotify and YouTube

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Conversations (17) Special Episode with R' Moshe Weinberger

Aug 20, 2023

46:24

The 17th episode in the Conversations series is now up! This interview is a special episode at the culmination of the first section of the book. No prior knowledge of the book is required. This episode is with R' Moshe Weinberger, Rov of Aish Kodesh and thousands more around the world. 🎧 ⁠Spotify⁠ 🎧Apple Podcasts 🎥 ⁠Youtube⁠

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Do We Really Need Relationships? Parenting Talk @ Shalhevet High School

Dec 6, 2023

43:02

This is a parenting talk given at Shalhevet High School for the community. We discussed attachment theory, the heirarchy of needs and different types of attachment. People often develop patterns of how they experience themselves and the world around them. While these patterns can be helpful, they can also become unknowingly narrow and constricting. Attached is about expanding the range of ways that we engage our lives. Opening our minds, emotions, bodies, and souls to experience the fullness of our multidimensional selves and endlessly varied world. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Attached⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ is rooted and focused on Jewish tradition and wisdom along with psychology, philosophy, and relevant wisdom wherever it may be found. Rabbi Yakov Danishefsky LCSW CSAT is the founder of Mind Body Therapy, a private group practice in Chicago. He is a popular speaker and teacher for congregations, organizations, and schools. He is the author of a new book, Attached: Connecting to Our Creator, a Jewish Psychological Approach. Please contact us with questions and comments, or to be added to our WhatsApp lists ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or by email at [email protected] Our content can also be found on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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Living With the Times (27) - Chanukah (Part 2)

Dec 11, 2023

12:27

In this series, Yakov offers Chassidus to enhance our experience of the time period in the Jewish calendar. People often develop patterns of how they experience themselves and the world around them. While these patterns can be helpful, they can also become unknowingly narrow and constricting. Attached is about expanding the range of ways that we engage our lives. Opening our minds, emotions, bodies, and souls to experience the fullness of our multidimensional selves and endlessly varied world. ⁠⁠⁠Attached⁠⁠⁠ is rooted and focused on Jewish tradition and wisdom along with psychology, philosophy, and relevant wisdom wherever it may be found. Rabbi Yakov Danishefsky LCSW CSAT is the founder of Mind Body Therapy, a private group practice in Chicago. He is a popular speaker and teacher for congregations, organizations, and schools. He is the author of a new book, Attached: Connecting to Our Creator, a Jewish Psychological Approach. Please contact us with questions and comments, or to be added to our WhatsApp lists ⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠ or by email at [email protected] Our content can also be found on ⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠

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Halacha and Awareness

Jan 17, 2025

56:57

R' Gislason Torah Beis Tinyana Shiur 2 00:00 Introduction 01:53 The Concept of Gratitude and Elevation 04:07 Understanding Da'as: Awareness of Hashem 06:29 The Aspect of Halacha 08:56 The Importance of Halacha in Daily Life 16:36 Four Types of Experiences Requiring Public Gratitude 22:00 Connecting Personal Challenges to Gratitude 29:28 Understanding Gratitude in Challenging Times 30:22 The Wisdom of Recognizing Hashem's Kindness 34:18 Personal Anecdote: A Lesson in Gratitude 36:31 The Connection Between Halacha and Chesed 44:28 The Heart's Role in Experiencing and Overcoming Tribulations 54:03 Living with Gratitude and Halacha

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Discovering Spiritual Wealth: The Power of Words in Torah

Jan 19, 2025

22:30

R' Micha Golshevsky Textual series Part 4 The dialogue captured in this podcast episode intricately weaves together the themes of Torah learning and the significance of varied forms of communication within Jewish tradition. Speaker A introduces the concept of 'Deborah' as central to understanding the spiritual and practical dimensions of speech, illuminating how different types of speech serve distinct purposes in the life of the community. The discussion is steeped in references to scriptural sources, showcasing how these ancient texts continue to inform and inspire contemporary practices. The exploration of the Deborah of Chuva stands out, as it highlights the transformative journey of repentance and its essential role in personal and communal healing. Throughout the episode, the host emphasizes the historical context of Jewish suffering and the imperative for leaders to articulate the challenges faced by their communities. The notion that effective communication can bridge gaps and foster understanding is a recurring theme, prompting listeners to reflect on their own communication styles and the impact they have on those around them. The discourse transcends mere theoretical exploration, offering listeners practical insights into how they can embody these teachings in their daily interactions. By drawing connections between the various Deborahs and the four elements, the podcast invites a deeper contemplation of how one's speech and actions can contribute to a vibrant and cohesive community. Additionally, the conversation touches on the interplay between spirituality and well-being, with Speaker A positing that genuine speech rooted in intention can lead to profound personal and communal joy. The episode encourages listeners to consider their roles as agents of change within their communities, advocating for a return to the foundational values of kindness and empathy. By the end of the episode, the message is clear: the teachings of the Torah are not just historical artifacts but living principles that continue to shape the Jewish experience, urging individuals to engage actively with their faith and community for a more meaningful life. Takeaways: The podcast discusses various levels of Deborah and how they connect to spiritual concepts. There is a significant focus on the importance of Chuva and its healing properties. The connection between Malchus and speech is explored with references to Jewish texts. Understanding the four elements of Deborah is crucial for achieving spiritual growth. The episode emphasizes the necessity of connecting Shabbos joy to the weekdays. The relationship between giving Tzedakah and the flow of spiritual energy is highlighted.

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The Power of Speech

Jan 21, 2025

45:21

R' Moshe Chaim Eade - Torah Beis Tinyana Shiur 6

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Bringing New Life Into the World

Jan 21, 2025

48:36

R' Moshe Chaim Eade Bringing New Life Into the World

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From Chaos to Unity

Jan 22, 2025

23:52

R' Micha Golshevsky Textual series Part 5 This podcast delves into the profound connection between the diversity of creation and the unity of Hashem, particularly as observed during the six weekdays and Shabbos. The speaker explores the concept that each day of the week reveals different aspects of divine repair and purpose, emphasizing that Hashem created diverse elements throughout the days of creation for specific reasons. The discussion highlights an engaging story about a person's near-death experience and the miraculous turnaround facilitated by faith and the timing of divine intervention. As the speaker articulates, Shabbos serves as a time to pause, reflect, and recognize the oneness of all creation, allowing individuals to connect deeply with Hashem. The episode invites listeners to appreciate the intricate balance between diversity and unity in their spiritual lives, showcasing how these themes manifest in daily life and religious practice. Exploring the intricate relationship between the six days of creation and the day of rest, this episode delves into the profound concept of diversity within unity as presented through Jewish teachings. The discussion begins with a reflection on the daily acts of creation, highlighting how each day brought forth unique elements—light, sky, earth, and living beings—before culminating in the sanctity of Shabbat. The speaker emphasizes that while the weekdays represent the diversity and multiplicity of creation, Shabbat serves as a reminder of the underlying unity that connects all things back to Hashem. This theme of 'akhtus' (unity) is woven throughout the episode, showcasing how Shabbat allows individuals to step back from the chaos of everyday life to appreciate this interconnectedness. Additionally, the episode touches on anecdotes and teachings from revered Jewish figures, such as the Chazanish, who encourage listeners to find solace and hope even in dire circumstances. The narrative illustrates how faith and divine providence can lead to unexpected outcomes, reinforcing the message that everything originates from a singular source—Hashem. The speaker's reflections encourage a deeper understanding of how resting on Shabbat not only rejuvenates the body but also revitalizes the soul, allowing for a clearer perception of the divine presence in creation. Ultimately, the episode invites listeners to contemplate the spiritual significance of Shabbat as a time to connect with the essence of life, reminding us that amid the diversity of existence, there lies a profound unity that should be cherished and celebrated. Takeaways: The diversity of creation is reflected in how Hashem created different things on different days; each day has its unique purpose and tikkun. Understanding Shabbos provides insight into the unity of all diverse creations and emphasizes the connection to Hashem. The story of a person facing a terminal illness highlights the power of faith and the miraculous possibilities that can arise through prayer and belief. The podcast discusses the significance of resting on Shabbos, focusing all attention on Hashem and the unity of existence. The exploration of halacha reveals how different perspectives can lead to a unified understanding of divine will and purpose. Through the lens of creation and Shabbos, listeners are invited to reflect on their own connection to the divine and the world around them.

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From Pain to Birth

Jan 23, 2025

57:00

R' Avraham Gislason torah Beis Tinyana Shiur 3

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Me Into G-d, G-d Into Me: The Difference Between Hisbodedus and Hisbonenus

Jan 26, 2025

36:09

R’ Shmuel Braun - Torah 25 Tinyana

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Emes & Chesed

Jan 30, 2025

54:23

This podcast episode delves into the profound responsibilities of being a Jew and the power of speech in shaping our lives and the world around us. The speaker emphasizes that true Jewish identity involves a commitment to kindness and charity, encapsulated in the concept of "dibur" or speech, which should be used to uplift and inspire others. The discussion highlights the importance of connecting with divine truth and the three names of God—Kel, Elokim, and Yudkei Vavkei—each representing different aspects of truth that empower our speech. Through anecdotes and teachings, the speaker illustrates how our words can be a powerful tool for good, encouraging listeners to embrace their role as givers in a world that often promotes selfishness. As the episode unfolds, it reinforces the idea that mastering the art of holy speech is essential for building a meaningful relationship with God and fulfilling our mission as Jews. The podcast delves deeply into the profound responsibilities and spiritual significance of being a Jew, particularly in the wake of tragedy. Highlighting the recent murder of TZVI Ben of Alexander Hakoyin, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living as a Jew, which involves not only personal faith but also a commitment to the Jewish community and its values. The episode draws on teachings from Hasidic philosophy, illustrating that the essence of being Jewish is rooted in a profound connection to God and the responsibilities that come with it. The speaker passionately discusses the concept of ‘yehidi’—a term signifying the unique soul of a Jew, reminding listeners that true strength lies in unwavering faith and the commitment to uphold the sanctity of life and tradition, even in the face of adversity. The narrative weaves through themes of faith, resilience, and the power of speech, asserting that every word spoken carries weight and intention, especially when directed toward kindness and charity. The episode culminates in a call for listeners to embody these teachings, reinforcing the idea that our words and actions can serve as a testament to our faith and a source of strength for the community. Takeaways: The true essence of being a Jew is rooted in our responsibilities towards humanity, not superiority. Speech is a powerful tool that can either uplift or manipulate; we must choose wisely. To be a giver is to embody the essence of humanity, reflecting God's kindness. True speech is rooted in honesty, and we should strive to communicate authentically. In times of crisis, the Jewish identity shines brightest, reaffirming our commitment and mission. Understanding God's names helps us tap into the power of truth in our speech.

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The 4 Types of Speech

Jan 30, 2025

54:27

Takeaways: The episode discusses the importance of truthful speech and its four categories, emphasizing how our words shape our reality. Speaker A explains that the first category of speech is charity, which connects us to higher values and human purpose. Chuva, or the concept of returning to one's true self, is portrayed as a beautiful journey rather than a bitter experience. The power of one's influence in community and society is highlighted through the lens of wealth and responsibility. The discussion touches on the connection between prayer, Torah, and relationships, showing how they form the basis of truth in our lives. The episode concludes with a call to elevate our speech and intentions, thereby bringing blessings to ourselves and the world.

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How Truth Transforms Our Speech & Lives

Jan 30, 2025

53:49

This podcast delves into the profound connection between truth and speech, emphasizing the importance of aligning our words with the divine names of God: Kel, Elokim, and Yudkei Vav Kei. The discussion highlights how these names correspond to pivotal aspects of life such as prayer, Torah, and matchmaking, illustrating that our speech has the power to create positive change in the world. By recognizing the transformative potential of our prayers and the guidance offered by Torah, listeners are encouraged to embrace their ability to influence reality. The episode also explores the deeper meanings of shidduchim, portraying every encounter as a divine match orchestrated by God. Ultimately, the conversation calls for a return to authenticity in communication and an understanding of the spiritual significance behind our words, urging individuals to embody truth in their daily lives. Delving into the intricate relationship between speech, truth, and the divine, the podcast explores how our words can reflect deeper spiritual realities. The host articulates the significance of three names of God—Kel, Elokim, and Yudkei Vav Kei—and how they correspond to distinct aspects of truth in our lives. Through the lens of these names, the discussion traverses the foundational elements of Jewish spirituality: prayer (Tefillah), Torah study, and matchmaking (shidduchim). Each segment illuminates how these elements serve as conduits for divine truth, empowering individuals to transform their reality through sincere speech and actions. The episode emphasizes the idea that every encounter and relationship is orchestrated by God, encouraging listeners to be mindful of their interactions as opportunities for spiritual growth and connection. Takeaways: The podcast emphasizes the importance of truth in our speech and actions, urging listeners to align their speech with the divine names of God for greater spiritual impact. It discusses the four categories of speech—Tzedakah, Teshuva, Ashirim, and Malchus—highlighting how each category can be infused with truth to enhance personal growth. Listeners are encouraged to recognize the power of their prayers to change reality, suggesting that genuine prayer can invoke divine intervention in everyday life. The episode explores the relationship between Torah study and personal transformation, asserting that engaging with Torah can illuminate one's understanding of truth in life. The dialogue includes a deep dive into the concept of matchmaking, illustrating how every encounter is divinely orchestrated and serves a greater purpose in one's journey. Finally, the discussion culminates in a call to action, urging individuals to embody truthfulness in their lives and interactions, promoting a more authentic and fulfilling existence.

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Elevating the Week Through Shabbos

Jan 30, 2025

47:27

This podcast episode delves into the profound concept of truth, particularly as it relates to the divine names of Kel, Elokim, and Havaya, and how they influence our speech and daily lives. The speaker emphasizes the transformative power of prayer, urging listeners to recognize the ability to change reality through sincere davening. A significant theme is the connection between truth and Torah, highlighting that having guidance from Torah can lead to a more meaningful life. The discussion further explores the importance of Shabbos, presenting it as a time when the gates to divine blessings are opened, allowing for a deeper relationship with God. Overall, the episode encourages listeners to integrate the light and joy of Shabbos into their weekdays, fostering a life filled with purpose and divine connection. Exploring the concept of truth, the podcast delves into the significance of being people of emes, a term that represents truth in a profound spiritual context. The speaker elaborates on the divine names of Kel, Elokim, and Havaya, each of which embodies different aspects of truth and how they influence our lives. Kel is associated with the power of prayer, highlighting how our prayers can change reality and should never be underestimated. The speaker emphasizes that davening is a sacred act, one that stands tall in the spiritual realms, and urges listeners to elevate their perception of prayer as a means to connect with God and transform their existence. The discussion further explores how the name Elokim is linked to Torah, serving as a guide through life's complexities. The speaker insists that understanding and embracing the truth of Torah provides the necessary guidance, steering individuals away from confusion and towards a clearer path in life. The episode beautifully intertwines these themes, illustrating how recognizing the interplay of these divine names in our daily speech and actions can empower us to live more authentically and purposefully. Takeaways: The essence of truth is interconnected with prayer, Torah, and divine guidance in our lives. Understanding the power of prayer as a transformative tool can deepen our spiritual practice. Shabbos serves as a source of peace and joy, influencing our daily interactions and experiences. The Hebrew language carries a unique power that reflects the essence of creation itself. Recognizing every encounter as divinely orchestrated helps us appreciate the meaningful connections in our lives. Integrating the joy and blessings of Shabbos into our weekdays can enhance our overall well-being.

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Why Saying Thank You is the Key to Spiritual Growth

Jan 30, 2025

54:25

This podcast delves into the profound theme of acknowledging the divine in our lives, emphasizing that true gratitude opens the door to deeper connections with others and with God. The discussion explores the significance of Chanukah as a time for thanks and recognition of the miracles in our lives, highlighting how this practice fosters relationships and a sense of community. The conversation moves into the concept of Shabbos as a powerful opportunity to experience unity consciousness, contrasting the multiplicity of the weekdays with the singularity of Shabbos. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on the transformative power of Shabbos, which serves as a reminder of our connection to the divine and to one another. The episode culminates in the idea that maintaining this unity throughout the week can lead to a more fulfilling life, ultimately touching on the teachings of Rabbi Nachman and the importance of community in spiritual practice. The podcast episode opens with a vibrant discussion on the significance of gratitude during Chanukah, emphasizing the theme of hoda'ah, or acknowledgment. As the speakers delve into the essence of Chanukah, they explore how expressing gratitude connects individuals to something greater than themselves, fostering relationships with others and with God. The episode highlights the transformative power of thankfulness, contrasting it with the self-centeredness of narcissism. The conversation progresses to the concept of halacha, viewed as a guiding force in life, akin to a bride leading her groom toward a fulfilling relationship with God. Through various analogies, including childbirth and the role of the tzadik as the heart of the community, the speakers illustrate how challenges can lead to deeper connections and spiritual growth. This intricate interplay between acknowledgment, connection, and the divine is woven throughout the discussion, culminating in an exploration of the nature of truth and how it manifests in our lives through prayer, Torah study, and the pursuit of unity within the multiplicity of existence. Takeaways: The essence of Chanukah is to express gratitude for the miracles God performed throughout history. Acknowledging others is key to building connections; thankfulness opens pathways to relationships. Halacha serves as a crucial guide for living according to God's will, embodying truth in our actions. Childbirth symbolizes the intense energy focus during moments of stress, leading to new life. The unity of Shabbos provides clarity and peace, contrasting the chaos of the six weekdays. Understanding God's oneness requires embracing the multiplicity of creation without losing sight of unity.

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The Secret of Shabbos- Finding Unity in a World of Multiplicity

Jan 30, 2025

45:36

This podcast delves into the profound relationship between the sanctity of Shabbat and the challenges of daily life. The central theme revolves around how the unity experienced during Shabbat can serve as a guiding light throughout the week, helping individuals navigate the complexities and distractions of everyday existence. The speakers explore the significance of maintaining a consciousness of God amidst the multiplicity of life, emphasizing that while the six days of the week can feel overwhelming, they are also opportunities for growth and connection. They discuss the importance of engaging with the world while not losing sight of one's spiritual identity, highlighting that true fulfillment comes from understanding one’s role in the divine plan. The conversation culminates in a reflection on the unity of the Jewish people and the importance of working together towards a common purpose, reinforcing the idea that diversity can coexist within a framework of spiritual oneness. The podcast delves into the concept of unity within the Jewish tradition, particularly through the lens of Shabbos, the Sabbath. The discussion unfolds with the premise that waking up to a new day is not merely a routine occurrence but an opportunity to awaken a greater consciousness. The hosts explore how Shabbos serves as a vital anchor during the chaotic week, allowing individuals to reconnect with the divine amidst daily struggles and multiplicity. They emphasize that while the weekdays can sometimes feel overwhelming with their demands and distractions, the essence of Shabbos is to transcend this turmoil and embrace a state of unity with God, as well as within oneself. This unity, they assert, is essential for maintaining perspective and purpose throughout the week, transforming mundane activities into meaningful endeavors. A significant theme of the conversation revolves around the contrast between a life that merely seeks to endure the week for the sake of the weekend—often characterized by a sense of discontent and escapism—and a life enriched by the teachings and experiences of Shabbos. The hosts argue that instead of viewing the weekdays as a burden, they should be seen as an extension of the Shabbos experience, where the lessons learned during this sacred time inform actions and attitudes throughout the week. They discuss the importance of mindfulness and intention in daily life, suggesting that by embracing the principles of Shabbos, one can approach the week with a renewed sense of purpose and joy. The episode culminates in a rich discussion about how individual differences and multiplicities can ultimately lead to a harmonious unity, drawing parallels to the Jewish community's diverse yet interconnected nature. The hosts reference the teachings of Rabbi Nachman, highlighting the beauty of collective consciousness that arises when varied perspectives converge towards a common goal. This convergence, they propose, is not only beneficial for personal growth but is also fundamental for the collective well-being of the community. Ultimately, the podcast emphasizes that Shabbos is not just a day of rest but a profound opportunity to cultivate a deeper understanding of oneself and one's relationship with God, encouraging listeners to carry this consciousness into their everyday lives. Takeaways: Shabbos is a time of unity that helps us navigate the challenges of the week. The concept of multiplicity in the world is balanced through the unity of God. By embracing both Shabbos and the week, we find meaning in our daily lives. Our connection to God is reinforced through the experiences we have on Shabbos. True unity comes from diverse individuals coming together for a common purpose. The experiences of the week enrich our understanding and enjoyment of Shabbos.

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The Story of the Snake Oven

Jan 30, 2025

54:52

Join us as we dive into the fascinating story of Rabbi Eliezer and the legendary Tanur Shelachnai, or snake oven, exploring the profound implications of speech and truth in our lives. This episode highlights the power of Rabbi Eliezer's speech, showcasing how he sought to demonstrate the validity of his opinions through miraculous signs, emphasizing the importance of charity, repentance, wealth, and leadership in our discourse. We reflect on the concept of unity among diverse opinions and how true peace is achieved when individuals come together despite their differences. The discussion also touches on the idea that our actions today can impact future generations, particularly through acts of charity. Ultimately, we explore how the pursuit of truth and the unity of purpose can illuminate our paths, drawing connections between the teachings of Rabbi Nachman and the timeless wisdom of tradition. Morning greetings set the stage for a journey into the profound teachings surrounding the concept of 'holy speech' as explored through the lens of the Tanur Shelachnai, or the 'snake oven.' This episode delves into the three divine names—Kel, Elokim, and Yudkei VAV kei—that are intricately connected to the energies we harness to elevate our speech to a level of truthfulness and sanctity. Listeners are taken through a rich tapestry of Jewish thought, where the power of prayer (Tefillah) represented by Kel, the wisdom of Torah embodied in Elokim, and the divine orchestration of relationships marked by Yudkei VAV kei converge to illuminate the essence of truthful communication. The discussion weaves through the concept that every utterance we make can be categorized into four parts of speech: Tzedakah, Teshuvah, Asheris, and Malchus, each representing a distinct category of expression that reveals the depth of our internal and external realities. Through the lens of Rabbi Eliezer's encounters with the Chachamim, the episode emphasizes the importance of unity in diversity, showcasing how even when voices differ, the ultimate truth can shine through when spoken with sincerity and intent. The episode unfolds with a narrative rich in allegory and metaphor, drawing parallels between the ancient practice of pottery and the purity of speech. The Tanur Shelachnai serves as a symbolic representation of the challenges faced in the pursuit of truth, particularly in the context of the halachic debates that ensued between Rabbi Eliezer and the Sages. The metaphorical 'snake' that encircles Rabbi Eliezer alludes to the complexity of truth-seeking within a diverse community, where differing opinions can spiral around a central point without resolution. Listeners gain insight into the spiritual dynamics at play when the walls of the Beis Medrash trembled at Rabbi Eliezer's insistence that the halacha should follow him, underscoring the tension between divine authority and earthly consensus. The commentary culminates in the understanding that while Rabbi Eliezer's mastery of speech was profound, it was the collective agreement and unity among the Chachamim that ultimately aligned with divine will, revealing a greater truth that transcends individual perspectives. A key takeaway from this exploration is the essence of true leadership and the power of speech as a transformative force in both personal and communal contexts. The episode not only emphasizes the intellectual rigor of halachic discourse but also the emotional and spiritual dimensions that accompany it. By connecting the dots between the four essential categories of speech and their respective implications for social and spiritual well-being, the discussion invites listeners to reflect on their own speech and its impact on relationships and community dynamics. The final thoughts resonate with the idea that true purity in speech arises from a place of humility and a commitment to collective truth, encouraging everyone to strive for a deeper understanding of their...

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Shabbos- Uniting Heaven and Earth

Jan 30, 2025

55:07

This podcast delves into the profound connection between Shabbat, halacha, and the acknowledgment of God's presence in our lives. The speaker emphasizes that observing halacha is not just a set of rules but a way to acknowledge that God guides us through a perfect world, allowing us to engage with our surroundings meaningfully. A significant theme is how Shabbat serves as a tranquil reminder that, whether we complete our tasks or not, God will bring the world to its intended perfection. The discussion also touches on the importance of unity within diversity, particularly in the context of Jewish law and communal decision-making. By exploring the spiritual dimensions of Shabbat and the significance of Chanukah, the speaker invites listeners to reflect on how these practices deepen their connection to God and enhance their lives. The podcast presents a profound and multifaceted discussion centered on the themes of truth, divine providence, and the sacredness of time as expressed through Halachah and Shabbat. The speaker articulates the concept of being 'anshei emes,' or people of truth, emphasizing that living in alignment with Halachah is not merely about following rules but about acknowledging God's presence in one’s life. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of Chanukah, a time that symbolizes acknowledgment of God’s miracles and the light that dispels darkness. The speaker posits that during Chanukah, one is encouraged to express gratitude for God’s interventions in their life, thus reinforcing the bond between the believer and the divine. This framework invites listeners to reflect on their own experiences of divine assistance and to cultivate a sense of recognition in their daily lives. A key aspect of the discourse focuses on the transformative nature of Shabbat, which serves as a designated time for reflection, rest, and reconnection with God. The speaker emphasizes that Shabbat is a sanctuary in time, allowing individuals to step back from the chaos of the week and recognize the inherent perfection of creation. Through personal anecdotes and traditional teachings, the speaker illustrates how Shabbat serves as a reminder that regardless of one’s actions during the week, God’s plan will come to fruition. This emphasis on Shabbat as a time of tranquility and divine order encourages listeners to embrace this sacred time, fostering a sense of peace and assurance in the unfolding of their lives according to divine will. The insights shared serve to inspire a deeper appreciation for Shabbat as a transformative experience that can rejuvenate the spirit and strengthen one's faith. The podcast also explores the theme of unity amidst diversity, particularly in the context of communal learning and prayer. The speaker discusses the importance of differing opinions among rabbinic authorities and how these can converge into a greater understanding of truth. This perspective highlights the value of community, where diverse voices contribute to a richer spiritual tapestry. The discussion culminates in a reflection on the menorah's symbolism during Chanukah, illustrating how each light represents the potential for enlightenment and the sharing of divine wisdom. Ultimately, this episode encapsulates the essence of faith, community, and the sacredness of time, encouraging listeners to actively engage with their spiritual practices and recognize God’s guiding presence in their lives. Takeaways: The essence of halacha is acknowledging God's guidance in our lives and actions. Shabbos serves as a reminder that everything we need will be taken care of. True unity comes from diverse opinions converging towards a single truth in God. The importance of preparation for mitzvahs highlights the spiritual depth of our actions. Acknowledging God's presence leads to a deeper relationship with our faith and community. The light of Chanukah...

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Every Moment is a Miracle- Recognizing Hashem in Daily Life

Jan 30, 2025

51:29

This podcast episode delves into the profound meaning of Hanukkah and the spiritual significance of the blessings we recite, particularly the bracha of shahakol. The speaker emphasizes that acknowledging God's presence and miracles in our daily lives is essential, suggesting that even the natural world operates under divine orchestration. Throughout the discussion, the connection between halacha and chesed is explored, illustrating how understanding and practicing Jewish law can illuminate our path and deepen our relationship with God. The episode also touches on the interplay between the miraculous and the natural, highlighting that both systems originate from the same divine source. Ultimately, listeners are encouraged to recognize the miracles in their own lives and to embrace the joy of connecting with God through the rituals and blessings of Hanukkah. Exploring the intricate relationship between spirituality and daily life, this podcast episode delves into the concept of 'shahakal' blessings and their significance in Jewish tradition. The host, Speaker A, weaves personal anecdotes with deeper philosophical musings, illustrating how recognizing divine providence can transform mundane experiences into moments of spiritual connection. A memorable story about a rebbe and a distressed individual serves as a poignant example of how an awareness of God's omnipotence can alleviate life's burdens. The discussion further elaborates on the idea that blessings, particularly the shahakal, serve as a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things, emphasizing gratitude as a pathway to spiritual enlightenment. By examining the dual systems through which God governs the world—nature and miracles—the episode invites listeners to consider how acknowledging both can enrich their understanding of faith and existence. Takeaways: The essence of Hanukkah encompasses acknowledging and appreciating the miracles and divine interventions in our lives. Understanding that God operates through both natural laws and miraculous events deepens our faith and connection. True freedom comes from knowing and following halacha, which guides our actions in accordance with God's will. The concept of halacha not only dictates our behavior but also illuminates our path, guiding us through moral dilemmas. During Hanukkah, everyone can access a heightened awareness of miracles, bridging the gap between everyday life and divine intervention. The importance of specific blessings, like shahakol, lies in their ability to encompass all aspects of creation, promoting gratitude.

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The Power of the Heart in Torah- Healing Stress and Finding Joy

Jan 30, 2025

48:56

This podcast explores the deep connections between the themes of Hanukkah, the role of the tzadik, and the interplay of the heart and lungs in times of stress. The discussion highlights how the tzadik acts as the heart of the community, offering guidance and prayer that cools the heart's fervor during challenges, akin to the lungs' role in regulating the body's temperature. The episode emphasizes the importance of the Shemin (oil) of Hanukkah as a metaphor for nourishment and healing, illustrating how it moisturizes both the body and soul, allowing for a return to balance and health. Drawing on Kabbalistic concepts, the speaker elaborates on how the communal response to a tzadik's pain can lead to collective healing, illustrating the interconnectedness of all souls. The insights culminate in a call to embrace unity and truth, reflecting the essence of Hanukkah and its enduring light throughout the year. The exploration of Hanukkah's significance unfolds with a deep dive into the interplay between spiritual and physical realms, as illustrated through the lens of Rabbi Nachman's teachings. The discussion begins with the profound connection of Hanukkah to the spiritual concept of the 'tzadik', or righteous person, who embodies the heart of the community. During times of communal stress and challenges, the people instinctively turn to their tzadik for guidance and support, paralleling the physiological responses of the human body under pressure. Just as blood rushes to the heart during moments of stress, the community seeks the tzadik's prayers and wisdom to restore balance and health. This physiological analogy is elucidated through the mushel, or parable, of blood circulation and heart function, demonstrating how divine intervention can help alleviate communal suffering and restore harmony. The episode further elaborates on the importance of breathing as a means of cooling the heart and managing stress. The lungs play a crucial role in this process, as they help regulate the body’s temperature and moisture levels, akin to how the tzadik’s prayers can soothe the hearts of the people. Breathing techniques and their impact on our physical and emotional states are emphasized, drawing on both traditional wisdom and contemporary practices. The conversation highlights how the right breathing techniques can be transformative, serving as a bridge between the conscious and subconscious, thus enhancing one’s spiritual practice and overall well-being. Ultimately, the discourse culminates in the notion of 'shemin', or oil, particularly the oil of Hanukkah, which signifies nourishment and healing for both the body and spirit. This oil serves as a metaphorical lubricant that allows for the unification of disparate elements within the community, promoting emotional and spiritual cohesion. The act of lighting the Hanukkah candles is framed not only as a ritual observance but as a powerful act of bringing forth light and unity, reinforcing the bonds among community members and with the divine. Through this rich tapestry of ideas, the episode articulates a holistic understanding of how spiritual practices can have profound effects on our physical lives, offering listeners a compelling narrative that intertwines health, spirituality, and communal responsibility. Takeaways: Hanukkah symbolizes a time of renewal and increased spiritual energy connected to our hearts. The heart and lungs are interrelated; stress affects them, requiring balance and mindfulness. Breathing techniques can help manage stress, highlighting the body's physical and spiritual connections. The significance of oil during Hanukkah represents healing and moisture for the community's soul. Tzadikim act as guides, their prayers helping to restore balance during communal stress. True unity arises from recognizing multiplicity, emphasizing the importance of community in spiritual...

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The Depth of Gratitude

Jan 31, 2025

1:02:32

R' Gislason Torah Beis Tinyana Shiur 4 Takeaways: The concept of gratitude, or 'huidah', serves as a pathway towards a profound awareness and connection with the Divine, fundamentally altering one’s perspective on life. The practice of Jewish law, or 'halacha', is not merely a set of rules; rather, it embodies a holistic approach to living with constant awareness of God in every aspect of life. In experiencing tribulations, one finds the necessity for gratitude, which is an innate response to the realization that every challenge ultimately leads to greater spiritual growth and awareness. The teachings of David Hamelech illustrate that a life characterized by ups and downs can still be filled with gratitude and acknowledgment of God’s presence in all circumstances. A woman giving birth exemplifies the ultimate act of faith; even amidst pain, she understands the impending joy and transformation that will result from her suffering. The interplay between speech and gratitude reveals that true communication is about connecting with others to foster kindness and understanding, transcending mere transactional interactions.

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The Art of Acnkowledgement

Jan 31, 2025

48:44

R' Gislason Torah Beis Tinyana Shiur 5 Takeaways: The essence of gratitude is paramount, as it cultivates a profound connection to Hashem. Experiencing pain should not deter us from expressing thanks; rather, it is a time for acknowledgment. A transformative aspect of consciousness arises when we thank Hashem amidst our sufferings and trials. True speech reflects inner truth; it is a powerful tool for revealing our authentic selves and intentions.

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Hashem Is With Us!

Feb 3, 2025

35:01

Hashem Is With Us!

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Understanding Hashem's Unity - Review of the Torah

Feb 10, 2025

36:37

Understanding Hashem's Unity - Review of the Torah

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Finding Hashem In This World

Feb 11, 2025

36:25

Learning from Rav Eliyahu Attiah's commentary R' Gedaliah Jaffe

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Our Speech Connects Us To Olam Haba

Feb 12, 2025

35:38

Os 4 with R' Gedaliah Jaffe

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Tu B'shvat - The Message of Trees

Feb 13, 2025

10:02

Tu B'shvat - The Message of Trees - Shiur from 2023

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The Power of Authentic Speech

Feb 13, 2025

31:23

R' Shmuel Goldstein Tinyana Beis Shiur 2 The Power of Authentic Speech

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Understanding Unity In a Confused World

Feb 14, 2025

19:38

R' Nachman Fried Torah Beis Tinyana Likutei Halachos Series - Shiur 1

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The Oneness of Shabbos

Feb 14, 2025

8:16

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The Essence of Truth

Feb 15, 2025

12:11

R' Nachman Fried The Essence of Truth

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The Pnimiyus of Mixing a Donkey and an Ox

Feb 15, 2025

8:45

R' Nachman Fried Torah Beis Tinyana Likutei Halachos Series - Shiur 2 Seif 2-3 Overview

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Finding Light in Darkness:

Feb 15, 2025

17:29

R' Nachman Fried Torah Beis Tinyana Likutei Halachos Series - Shiur 4 Seif 4

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The Essence of Simcha

Feb 15, 2025

7:56

R' Nachman Fried Torah Beis Tinyana Likutei Halachos Series - Shiur 5 Seif 5

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From Darkness to Light

Feb 15, 2025

16:56

R' Nachman Fried Torah Beis Tinyana Likutei Halachos Series - Shiur 6 Seif 6

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Finding Hope Through Emunah

Feb 15, 2025

11:51

R' Nachman Fried Torah Beis Tinyana Likutei Halachos Series - Shiur 7 Seif 7

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Finding Space in Suffering

Feb 18, 2025

10:40

R' Nachman Fried Torah Beis Tinyana Likutei Halachos Series - Shiur 8 Seif 8

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The Essence of Hischadshus

Feb 18, 2025

21:04

R' Nachman Fried Torah Beis Tinyana Likutei Halachos Series - Shiur 9 Seif 9

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The Path of HaShem’s Light

Feb 18, 2025

11:10

R' Nachman Fried Torah Beis Tinyana Likutei Halachos Series - Shiur 10 Seif 10

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Shabbos, Creation, and Geulah

Feb 18, 2025

14:03

R' Nachman Fried Torah Beis Tinyana Likutei Halachos Series - Shiur 11 Seif 11

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Turning Torah Into Tefillah - Likutei Tefillos Series

Feb 23, 2025

16:49

R' Nachman Fried Likutei Tefillos on Torah Beis Tinyana - Shiur 1

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A Tefillah for a Yeshua

Feb 23, 2025

12:46

R' Nachman Fried Likutei Tefillos on Torah Beis Tinyana - Shiur 2

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Finding Ourselves in Tefillah

Feb 23, 2025

12:03

R' Nachman Fried Likutei Tefillos on Torah Beis Tinyana - Shiur 3

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Bringing Kedusha Into Our Lives

Feb 23, 2025

10:04

R' Nachman Fried Likutei Tefillos on Torah Beis Tinyana - Shiur 4

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Hashem's Unity Amidst the Chaos

Feb 24, 2025

24:24

Hashem's Unity Amidst the Chaos

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The Secret to Unlocking Infinite Blessings

Feb 24, 2025

57:18