Chassidus: Likkutei Torah Ani Ledodi #4
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Dedicated by Shira Kusnetz in honor of my husband, Ariel Brudoley, whose birthday is 25 Av. May Hashem bless him and all of Klal Yisroel to continue being a light to others, and may all we experience only bracha and simcha.
This class was presented by Rabbi YY Jacobson on Tuesday, Parshas Ki Savo, 16 Elul, 5781, August 24, 2021, live from his home in Monsey, NY.
Chassidus: Likkutei Torah Ani Ledodi #4
Rabbi YY Jacobson
Dedicated by Shira Kusnetz in honor of my husband, Ariel Brudoley, whose birthday is 25 Av. May Hashem bless him and all of Klal Yisroel to continue being a light to others, and may all we experience only bracha and simcha.
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Cirel Lipskier -3 years ago
Relating To the concept of kind of feeding Hashem
From the story of the Baal Shemtov and the porush
Tehillim Perek 22 Posuk 4
ואתה קדוש יושב תהילתו ישראל
our very intrinsic and basic Boruch Hashem. B'ezras Hashem gives parnosso to Hashem !
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aviva -3 years ago
What if I don’t know where I lost it?
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dina -3 years ago
Interesting that talk therapy can sometimes be retraumatizing and not helpful for trauma victims. Maybe this is what it’s referring to when it talks about someone who can’t even muster compassion when ‘going to the dark places.
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dina -3 years ago
Learning this morning feels like an exercise in the point of the maamer’s conclusion. You help us access the light and guide us to give it ‘keilim’ - to make that light real and grounded in our lives. Torahs Chaim and ahavas chessed. Thank you for another beautiful and uplifting maamer.
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Eva -3 years ago
What a perfect timing Rabbi, I woke up to one of those days where I almost lost my strength. I am getting in to getting to know the Torah. Does Torah, means a certain part? Like Berkshire? Because when I feel I am loosing my grip ... I open a certain chapter in Tehilim that makes me cry everytime and help.me hold on to it. I read the rest of the Torah as a growth tool and Maintenance... it that a hood direction? Cause I am a beginner...
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