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Let's Create Space for Sensitive Souls Traumatized by Existence
Tribute to a Young Woman Yocheved Gourarie
- April 18, 2021
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- 6 Iyyar 5781
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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On Sunday, Parshas Acharei Mos-Kedoshim, 6 Iyar, 5781, April 18, 2021, Rabbi YY Jacobson presented a special class, in the loving memory of his cousin, Yocheved Tova bas Avraham and Nechama Dina Gourarie.
The class tells the story of Reb Mordechai of Chernobyl and a pack of wolves; explains why Aaron had to go back to space where his sons passed away, and how each of us must face our shame and pain, as the Baal Shem Tov about facing Egypt; and the meaning of the name of the portion "Acharei Mos, after the death," how we must learn to appreciate and accommodate souls like Nadav and Avihu, who are traumatized by the very experience of existence and fragmentation so that they can create fusion.
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Tribute to a Young Woman Yocheved Gourarie
Rabbi YY Jacobson
- April 18, 2021
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- 6 Iyyar 5781
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- 1924 views
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Gitty Stern -4 months ago
wow, so true!! Thank you for talking from your heart
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Melody -1 year ago
Thank you , this is the first time I have visited your site, and of all the videos, the first I could includes horses.
You have answered something I have always struggled to completely understand ! Thank you.
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Anonymous -2 years ago
Thank you, this has given me a lot of chizuk.
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Sarah Goldberg -2 years ago
Some ultra sensitive souls suffer just because of tzimtzum
Yet, although this is the result of being hypersensitive and others might think it's a "mayle" (positive attribute), just perhaps this is also the result of subjective self-centered emotions and thoughts, howsoever lofty.
Deeper reflection might reveal that Hashem not only knew what He was doing, but desired precisely that. Who can say subjectively that his reaction, his emotion, his thoughts, being supremely sensitive and sublime, can take higher priority than Hashem's will?
Subjectively sensitive people can "suffer" from things he considers to cause his suffering, but one must rise above such sensitivity, no matter how lofty and sublime. We do what Hashem wants and we should not suffer from things like tzimtzum that Hashem wants as well.
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Baruch D Kaufman -2 years ago
Surviving
How/would you guide a hidden child holocaust surviver (my mother תחי') to face their past horrors and fears?
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Zohar/Teshuva -2 years ago
Powerfull Love, heals any wounds.
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