00:00 Sponsorship 00:40 Chaburah Voices 07:13 New Shiur 51:35 Conclusion THEME OF THE WEEK: Feel Their Pain, Earn Your Gain EPISODE SUMMARY: What if the fastest way out of your own pain… is stepping into someone else’s? This week’s shiur uncovers a counter-intuitive but life-altering truth woven into our DNA since Egypt: when you carry another person’s burden, Hashem carries yours. We explore what activated the redemption, the shocking reason why Pharaoh was untouched by the plague of blood, and the almost-unbelievable way Klal Yisrael actually left Mitzrayim. Along the way, you’ll hear the mystery of a 95-year-old woman who received the same birthday card for the 82nd time, a 9-year-old boy who learned Torah for free and later paid it forward with a twist ending, a real-life social experiment proving Jews instinctively choose others over themselves, over 100 people searching a garbage dump for lost tefillin, and a jaw-dropping story of tefillah for someone else that turned out to be the key to personal salvation. Learn how leaving your own Egypt may begin by helping someone else escape theirs!

Gratitude isn’t just good manners—it’s a force that can either imprison a person or unlock unimaginable salvation. In this shiur, we explore the Torah’s most extreme contrast: Pharaoh’s catastrophic ingratitude that led to physical and emotional slavery, versus the power of true appreciation to activate redemption for a person—and even their descendants. Through gripping true stories—a 17-year-old returning $3,500 found at an Australian gas station, a mysterious “free ride” unlocked by a secret formula, a medical miracle of restored hearing, my own happiest birthday ever, and the life-changing 60/40 ratio—you’ll discover how saying “thank you” the right way can literally change reality. This isn’t a class about being polite; it’s a radical new lens on gratitude that can transform your life, your future, and the generations after you.

An inspiring Parsha-based podcast about building people up by discovering their strengths, honoring their talents, and realizing that the greatest blessing in life is knowing what you’re uniquely meant to do. Through gripping true stories—an octopus that learns piano, a lesson on arm-wrestling that changes lives, a road-rage punch with a shocking takeaway, and a $100,000 robbery resolved in an unimaginable way—you’ll learn how growth and even rebuke must be delivered with wisdom, dignity, and zero embarrassment. Packed with penetrating insights from Chazal, unforgettable analogies, and practical tools for real life, this podcast shows how strengthening people instead of shaming them can literally bring the world closer to Moshiach.