The power of rest and reflection: Daniel Rubin at TEDxIDC
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- By changing the way we grasp the concept of time, we can take back control of our time. Daniel will discuss the importance of appreciating the day of rest as an opportunity for reflection and contemplation on time and life, a topic often missed in today's modern, fast passed lifestyle.
Daniel Rubin, originally from Los Angeles, CA, is a 3rd year bachelor student at the Honors School of Psychology at IDC Herzliya.
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"The decisions that I make are no longer about what will allow me to live my life longer, but rather what will allow me to live a life that I will remember, because a life I will remember, in essence, that is the longer life." Nice thought.
Thank you Daniel. When I experienced my first Shabbat, I was blown away at how simple yet meaningful it is. I grew up in a small town where nothing was open Sundays. They still aren't. And Sunday was always my favorite day. Learning about Shabbat took it to a higher level. Thanks for reminding us of what's most important. :)
Thank you Daniel for the reminder. Time really is what we make of it.
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Fantastic Daniel! Thanks for sharing your insights :)
daniel great job!
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Great talk!
Thanks!
Amen.
Guys my teacher assigned this but I’m not trying to watch it what’s the answer
yeah bro whats the answer, asking for a friend.
The Sabbath is a "people" and not just a "Jewish" Sabbath.
Thank you so much. My UA-cam channel name is "Karien se Kuierplek"
He almost bored me to death. On reflection, I will not waste my time on watching this again ...