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Basics of Emunah #19: Finding G-d in Your Pain

4 Letters of Young Jews; Balancing Questions & Faith; Show Up to Life with All Your Emotions

1 hr 32 min

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The Emunah Series with Rabbi YY Jacobson resumes Thursday, Feb. 15, 2018, and continues every Thursday evening (save holidays), at 20 Forshay Road, Monsey, NY, followed by Q and A. For Men, Women and Teenagers (separate seating). You can send questions in advance by email to [email protected] or submit written questions before or during the presentation. Anonymity of the questioners will be respected. Hot food will be served. No admission fee.

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Rochel Leah -1 year ago
Thank you so much for your amazing classes!!!
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Hudi Fischman -3 years ago
In Pain and Being Grateful
How does coming to Hashem with my pain go together with focusing on the good.

By wollowing in the pain I just get get into a pity party and start asking why me?

I have been taught that if you are gratefult to Hashem he will give you more good.

I have also been taught not to ask why me, since we dont want Hashem to take us to the Olam Hames and show us the full picture.
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Aviva -6 years ago
Thanks you very much uplifting and inspiring
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Isaac -6 years ago
Hi rabbi. Thank you so much for all your wonderful shiurim. I was listening to the speech titled "finding gd in your pain" and you mentioned there is a recording of the ben ish chai's voice. I couldn't find it on the internet. I'd really like to hear it. If you can help me with this I'd really appreciate it. Thank you!
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Sara -6 years ago
Great minds...
I listened to the reading of the first letter with such nachas. I could have written it! I told my husband, who is usually the one who has to listen to my philosophical pilpulim, "See, it isn't just me who thinks like this!"

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