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  Devora H -1 year ago

  Hi. Was just listening to this shiur. It's interesting that you brought up the רב לכם בני לוי but a few pesukim earlier Korach and his cohorts use the same words to Moshe and Aaron. רב לכם why is this not brought up in the Gemara?

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  Michelle -2 years ago

  Thank you. 

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• Anonymous -2 years ago

  Thank you Rabbi. I'm a practicing psychotherapist. Your answers to such authentic questions helps me to find greater clarity in my work with others. Yasher koach!  Gut Shabbos 

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  Darlene -2 years ago

  Is this available also in writing? 

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  Darlene -2 years ago

  Thank you so much! 

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  Dobra -2 years ago

  Incredible Shiur. Where is source sheet mentioned?

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• Anonymous -2 years ago

  Thank you for this class- I found it inspiring. I have a question though which has been weighing on my mind for a long time. You mentioned that "Rav Lach" can mean that Moshe was in some way squashing the dreams of Korach and his group who were wrong in what they did but noble in their passionate desire to be more. I also understood that just as we have big dreams when we are younger, so we should expand our perspective when we are older and not limit ourselves. In this way, we can fulfill our unique mission, tafkid. Here's the question: if we are here in this world to fulfill our tafkid, and when we finish our tafkid, we are no longer "needed" in the world and we die....then I am afraid to reach high and achieve my tafkid because then I'm in some way hastening my death, pushing myself that much closer to finishing my tafkid, after which G-d will remove me from the world. 

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  Sarah Goldberg -2 years ago

  Their passion was admirable but their goal wasn't

  To be kosher one must have kosher means AND kosher kosher ends. 

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  Sarah Goldberg -2 years ago

  What's the difference between stubborn and perseverance

  I think these are generally regarded as synonymous. Synonyms. 2 ways to say the same thing.

  I disagree. 

  I say that when you DISAGREE with the goal of the person holding steadfast, you call it stubborn. 

  But if you AGREE with his goal then it's called perseverance. 

  Same thing. Same conduct even.. but from the perspective of the observer: With one you agree on the goal and the other you disagree.  

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  Avi hager -2 years ago

  I love you

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  Sara -2 years ago

  I'm still

  dreaming! B'H

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Women's Class Korach

Rabbi YY Jacobson

• June 8, 2021
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• 28 Sivan 5781
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• 1938 views

Classes in this Series

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  Womens class

  Tuesday Women's Class

  Tuesday, May 7, 9:30 am
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  1 hr 37 min

  NEW!

  Women's Pesach Class

  How We Develop Our Coping Mechanisms and How We Set Ourselves Free

  The 4 Cups and 4 Sons Are Four Steps to Emotional Liberation: My Divine Soul, My Animal Soul, Seeing Through the Facade, Emancipation From My Brainy Self
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  1 hr 46 min

  NEW!

  Women's Pesach Class

  Can You Be Grateful for Each of Your ‘Four Children’? Can You Listen to the 4 Children Inside of You?

  Our Children Are Asking the Questions We All Struggle With Internally
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  1 hr 46 min

  NEW!

  Women's Pesach Class

  Can You Be Grateful for Each of Your ‘Four Children’? Can You Listen to the 4 Children Inside of You?

  Our Children Are Asking the Questions We All Struggle With Internally
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  1 hr 20 min

  Tzav Women's Class

  How You Can Use Your Darkness to Light up the World

  What They Did With the Ashes on the Altar Teaches Us What to Do with Our Darker Sides
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  1 hr 36 min

  Purim Women's Class

  How Queen Esther’s Banner of Pride Can Transform Every Victim’s Narrative

  The Untold Purim Story: The First Female Abuse Victim Who Dared to Speak Out
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  1 hr 46 min

  Women's Purim Class

  The Most INSANE Purim Story: When Rabah “Slaughtered” the Ego of Reb Zeira

  How Do I Find Bliss in My Challenging Life? On Purim, Two Sages Provided the Answer
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  1 hr 48 min

  Parshas Shekalim Women's Class

  The Last Lecture of the Lubavitcher Rebbe: How to Love

  Why Is It So Hard to Serve G-d With Bliss? How to Love Your (True) Self & the Other
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  1 hr 29 min

  Women's Ki Sisa Class

  Can You Give Yourself A Standing Ovation for Showing Up? Learning to Appreciate Ourselves

  The Beauty of the Golden Calf: When G-d "Learnt" Not to Take His People for Granted
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  1 hr 50 min

  Adar/Purim Katan Women's Class/Joy

  How to Live in Bliss: If I Can’t Feel the Pain, I Can’t Feel the Joy

  Why Didn’t Jews Lose Their Faith? Reb Akiva, Eli Wiesel, and the Rebbe
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  1 hr 22 min

  Women's Mishpatim Class

  Why Do I Crave Compliments? Why Does My Ego Require Constant Resuscitation?

  The Unpaid Guardian & the Bliss in Letting Go of My Ego Entirely
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  1 hr 46 min

  Yisro Women's Class/ Israel-Hamas War

  Why You Should Be a Proud Jew Today: Crash Course on Jewish History

  Three Truths that Inspired Yisro to Join Israel