Stop Trying to Understand Your Life
When I Lean Torah and I'm Stuck In Its "Brilliance," I'm a Victim of Greek Hellenism
50 min
Women's Chanukah Class
- December 8, 2020
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- 22 Kislev 5781
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Dedicated in honor of a beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister, and teacher, Mrs. Dorina Kalaty, אסתר בת אליה ז״ל, may her memory be for a blessing.
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This weekly women's class was presented on Tuesday, Parshas Vayeshev, 22 Kislev, 5781, December 8, 2020, live from Rabbi Jacobson's home in Monsey, NY
Women's Chanukah Class
Rabbi YY Jacobson
- December 8, 2020
- |
- 22 Kislev 5781
- |
- 2137 views
Dedicated in honor of a beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister, and teacher, Mrs. Dorina Kalaty, אסתר בת אליה ז״ל, may her memory be for a blessing.
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Tzivia -4 years ago
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Sara Metzger -4 years ago
someone said...
The election has been making everyone crazy I guess b/c we can't allow the unknown seeming lack of reason and truth behind it.
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Alizah Hochstead -4 years ago
Lost volume
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ILana -4 years ago
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Akiva -4 years ago
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Sara -4 years ago
There are still people today,
many people today who stress and focus on the logic. It wasn't just the Greeks. Maybe it's easier for them to do that because the other is to be vulnerable and open and just much to difficult.
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Alizah Hochstead -4 years ago
Rut
If men don't understand us do we express ourselves so we can be understood or do we just expect them to read our minds.
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Alizah Hochstead -4 years ago
Rut
If men don't understand us do we express ourselves so we can be understood or do we just expect them to read our minds.
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Sara Metzger -4 years ago
Someone commented
Most of us women are misunderstood. most men don't understand the woman feelings and thoughts. I always believed that men have an issue with our creation and development.
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Sara Metzger -4 years ago
I agree with ...
all your points about logic. You said that it's important to be able to distinguish between what is absurd or ridiculous, (my words, maybe not the ones you used) and what is valid. But who decides what is absurd or ridiculous and what is valid? The person who I may think is being ridiculous has used their logic to convince themselves that they are indeed right, that their perspective is valid. Makes logic even more confounding and confusing. Maybe I'm taking it to the extreme, because I do embrace and use logic. It is important to harness emotions. It seems that you are saying that the deeper yearnings (those things above and beyond logic) are really the more important, the most honest and sincere way to connect with GD.
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Adina -4 years ago
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Alizah Hochstead -4 years ago
I think we have to remember to never close the door on them
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Alizah Hochstead -4 years ago
Thank you for giving a SHiur from here in Beitar
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Alizah Hochstead -4 years ago
Thank you for giving a SHiur from here in Beitar
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isaac -4 years ago
thank you looking fwd
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