I’d like to have a rebbe like you on my way to knowing the Torah...but I’m also thankful with your lectures. I want to make part of the Nation as soon as possible and your teachings are very helpful
I never grew up Jewish but I have such a deep respect for all these lectures and truth that lies in these books. I am trying to learn all these hidden truths because people now a days just don’t seem to care. I would love to make my future better and I know that this type of insight is what really helps. It’s undeniable truth. Fantastic allegory
The Rabbi forgot to answer one important question that he was spoken about in this lecture. (That I was asking myself for a long time.) Anyone knows the answer? I mean the question, how can these 2 things fit : A., A person should NOT be sorrow, because he knows, that Hashem is doing allways the right thing and cares about him BUT B., A person must pray with a broken hart to Hashem, if he wants to achieve something important and good (like Shiduch). So, No sorrow, but broken heart is for a pray needed. How can this go together?
Hi Omenaton: You pray with your broken heart....and after you pray and give your troubles to Hashem, then you finish, pick yourself up and walk away knowing Hashem is "holding your hand in His" and you can experience joy again. Listen to happy music, be around people that are happy and allow yourself to be happy. If a person is in mourning, they wait for 1 year before listening to live music, dancing and eatting with friends at a meal, you have to wait a year.
The answer is you have to have both. Yes you have an understanding that everything happens for a reason, god knows all and is all good, but you do have your own choices to make in this life. You ultimately get to decide to move left or move right. You have free will. And mistakes will be made, but those mistakes are on your accord.
Things happen and can make u sad. This is normal. You take that sorrow to hashem and put it in his hands. Afterwards you must go with a happy countanance. This is proof you have faith in hashem and trust that he will make things right and everything is for the good.
Mazel tov to rabbi Yosef mizrahi Rav Rov chacham Yosef mizrahi is right on Judaism only orthodox is the right way to Judaism as a member of Forest hills chabad shul I love the rebbe of lubavither late rabbi Menachem mendal schnerson zat'sal shlita as a sefardi mashadi pakistani Yahoodi yidden proud to say all Jews come back to your true home am yisrael klal yisrael will prevail amen love best wishes from Shahbaz gondal queens new York America shabat shalom ❣️🙏 ❣️🙏 ❣️ Shana Tova chag sameach
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I am not a Jew. He is the light of the nations.
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No weapon formed Israel can prosper, Amein!
I’d like to have a rebbe like you on my way to knowing the Torah...but I’m also thankful with your lectures. I want to make part of the Nation as soon as possible and your teachings are very helpful
SHALOM DEAR CHAKHAM..THANKS FOR ALL YOUR LECTURES YOU ARE DOING FOR ALL HUMANITY ..BARUCH HASHEM..FROM BARCELONA SPAIN 🇮🇱❤🇮🇱
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Its so amazing lecture as always i got addicted... 😀😀
I never grew up Jewish but I have such a deep respect for all these lectures and truth that lies in these books. I am trying to learn all these hidden truths because people now a days just don’t seem to care. I would love to make my future better and I know that this type of insight is what really helps. It’s undeniable truth. Fantastic allegory
Thanks Hashem for waking up us to do the thing.. and thanks for the Fav. Rabbi his amazing..
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Learning a lot. Thanks for the video
i never gonna make it, but no matter at least i know who i am what i was and what i will be in the next life
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Gatlinburg, Tennesee in the Smokey Mountains is on fire the same time Israel is.
42:12 the 2 kinds of people;
The fires were mainly centered near Haifa, where they welcome Muslims being with Jews. So H' allows this.
The Rabbi forgot to answer one important question that he was spoken about in this lecture. (That I was asking myself for a long time.) Anyone knows the answer? I mean the question, how can these 2 things fit : A., A person should NOT be sorrow, because he knows, that Hashem is doing allways the right thing and cares about him BUT B., A person must pray with a broken hart to Hashem, if he wants to achieve something important and good (like Shiduch). So, No sorrow, but broken heart is for a pray needed. How can this go together?
Hi Omenaton: You pray with your broken heart....and after you pray and give your troubles to Hashem, then you finish, pick yourself up and walk away knowing Hashem is "holding your hand in His" and you can experience joy again. Listen to happy music, be around people that are happy and allow yourself to be happy. If a person is in mourning, they wait for 1 year before listening to live music, dancing and eatting with friends at a meal, you have to wait a year.
The answer is you have to have both. Yes you have an understanding that everything happens for a reason, god knows all and is all good, but you do have your own choices to make in this life. You ultimately get to decide to move left or move right. You have free will. And mistakes will be made, but those mistakes are on your accord.
Things happen and can make u sad. This is normal. You take that sorrow to hashem and put it in his hands. Afterwards you must go with a happy countanance. This is proof you have faith in hashem and trust that he will make things right and everything is for the good.
i do ignore my consciousnes, and this is how i end up eating candies
Mazel tov to rabbi Yosef mizrahi Rav Rov chacham Yosef mizrahi is right on Judaism only orthodox is the right way to Judaism as a member of Forest hills chabad shul I love the rebbe of lubavither late rabbi Menachem mendal schnerson zat'sal shlita as a sefardi mashadi pakistani Yahoodi yidden proud to say all Jews come back to your true home am yisrael klal yisrael will prevail amen love best wishes from Shahbaz gondal queens new York America shabat shalom ❣️🙏 ❣️🙏 ❣️ Shana Tova chag sameach
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10:20 Renincarnation? Have I heard that right? Is that in Torah?
yes
Is regression forbidden ?
The answer is the Yeshiva student needs to get married.