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  Aharon -3 years ago

  When there's a lot of criminals in the western town, the sheriff deputizes men so there are more deputies and force to fight against the criminals.     Baruch HaShem  Rabbi Jacobson is training alot of us to be deputies ie ambassadors of love light and hope.     We should wear our "badges"  with strength and spread the light love and hope.     

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• Anonymous -3 years ago

  rabenu yina says the beginning of avodah is knowing ereach atzmo if one has that value of self one can have the mussar approach and then could be helpful, but oone who is lacking needs the other approach

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  Moshe -3 years ago

  Fear and gevurah OR love and chesed? Which is right? Which works today?

  As experienced  mechanchim today know, only love and positivity and chesed works today. There are too many enticements out there for fear to work.

   (A new seder recently out about a renowned mechanch, R. Trenk, called :only with love".)

   Many brought up with fear of punishment and gevurah ho OTD these days. While those brought up.woth love, positivity and chesed might cut corners, the love and chesed remains in their core.

    Chasdilidus, Lubavitch and these classes emphasize the love, positivity and chesed approach. "Zeh l'uma Zeh" there is the negative,  fear of  punishing, gevurah approach out there as well. Perhaps the various approaches fir for different types  of neshomas. 

   Clearly though the positive chessc love approach has greater success. 

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  chaim akerman -3 years ago

  Question for Rabbi YY

  do the goyim have klipa also?

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  Alizah -3 years ago

  Question for Rabbi YY

  Why doesn’t CHabad use that moditz melody?

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  Sara -3 years ago

  Mussar vs Chasidus

  And each perspective totally thinks they are right. As upset as I get with the fear and punishment approach I hear from those who truly believe it, they get that upset with me for the compassion and love approach. How can we Reconcile? We're all Jews, right? And these differences continue to cause major rifts, no?

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  zalmy -3 years ago

  Question for Rabbi YY

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  hi what is kelipah today in technology with the internet and all the social media stuff and how can we stay far from this and all this kelipah today can u tell us what to do to fight it

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  zalmy -3 years ago

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  hi rabbi yy when will the kelipah disappear and what will happen when moshiach come how will the kelipah disappear and how can we fight kelipah and what is kelipah escatley i especially struggle in this battle and what can i be able to control this and what can others do to fight it and why does the rebbe talk a lot about kelipah and does the rebbe tell us how to fight kelipah and what gemerah does he bring this about fighting kelipah and is kelipah very strong to distract us from yiddishkeit and what happen if u stuck with kelipah what can u do to get out of it and to fight it

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  Sholom Mendel -3 years ago

  Question for Rabbi YY

  What we are learning here is klipa is a double edged sword it can bring us to top highest place we can’t even emagen how high and Chas Vesholom to the lowest to the abis Chas Vasholom.? Are we understanding that this is the good life and the ultimate work to Kedusha. This pain this work is well worth it??

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  zalmy -3 years ago

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  hi rabbi yy is football kelipah or avoda zorah

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  Sara -3 years ago

  How important it is to stay positive

  To experience bittul, to discard all your fears, anxieties, stresses, addictions and be aligned with Gd to live a true and meaningful life is where we all want to be I think. To remember and internalize the fact that each of us is a part of GD and HE is part of us seems to be the ultimate goal. For some it’s easier to do, to feel this and to get there at least at some level. For others it hugely difficult and challenging. As Moshe commented in yesterday’s shiur, staying positive is the key. And again, it’s easier for some than for others. Aharon suggested jumping in the lake, good idea. I’m thinking that like the writer of the message said yesterday to Rabbi YY that starting off the day asking GD what does HE wants me to do today is a great beginning to every day.

  In today’s world, and in modern psychology, there is a lot of talk about staying positive and how to do it. Positive self-talk has become a popular way to help people stay positive. People are told that when negative events or mistakes happen, because they are bound to happen, no?, we should have an internal dialogue.  Positive self-talk isn’t necessarily about knowing all the answers or thinking that you are amazing and great. Its about reframing how you view things, removing negative bias, and approaching life with the idea that you CAN tackle things (GD gave us free choice and the ability to tackle things and HE is with us all the time, right?)  And even if the positive self-talk doesn’t go perfectly, maybe we can learn from it for the next time.

  It’s so very interesting to me that these ideas and insights were around  many years ago, before modern psychology, specifically in Tanya when the Alter Rebbe wrote about them and where he showed us tools to use to rid ourselves of all negative emotions, not only in a spiritual way, but on a very practical level too.  The saying that comes to mind is, “think good and it will be good”, such a great example of Positive self-talk. So, we do have and have had tools to discard our fears, anxieties, etc. and get to a state of bittul. We just have to use them.  Easier said than done.

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Chassidus: Maamer V'hikrisem, Matos-Masei 5712 #7

Rabbi YY Jacobson

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