Yom Kippur Women's Class
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Dedicated by Donna Amira in memory of my beloved parents and grandparents: Gabriel & Selma Amira, Nissim & Suzanne Amira, Samuel H. & Dona Baruch, and for a refuah sheleima and shidduch for Donna bat Selma.
This weekly women's class was presented on Tuesday Parshas Ha'azinu, 8 Tishrei, 5781, September 14, 2021, live at Bais Medrash Ohr Chaim in Monsey, NY.
Yom Kippur Women's Class
Rabbi YY Jacobson
Dedicated by Donna Amira in memory of my beloved parents and grandparents: Gabriel & Selma Amira, Nissim & Suzanne Amira, Samuel H. & Dona Baruch, and for a refuah sheleima and shidduch for Donna bat Selma.
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Miri -1 year ago
Shalom Rabi YY,i really enjoy your shiurin,and the way you share with your heart,i do agree with the lady that ask a question on the yom l=kipur prayers,i am nothing closed of being a malach,but i really do my best to work on my middoth to help people etc,for sure i make lots of mistakes,that its part of being human but i dont understand why do i need to confess so many times about my sins
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Adina -3 years ago
Please post the text of Rav Kuk's vidui list, thank you
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Chaim Levitin -3 years ago
https://opensiddur.org/prayers/lunisolar/days-of-judgement-new-year-days/yom-kippur/havidui-ha-mashlim-by-binyamin-holtzman/
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Adina -3 years ago
thank you
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Alizah Hochstead -3 years ago
Listening erev YK from Israel
Several (more than several times) I have asked forgiveness, only to be turned away, this SHiur gives the tools to go on. Thank you
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RLR -3 years ago
That's Inspiring makes me Really want to hear it!! Yes even now!
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Leah -3 years ago
Beautiful, thank you.
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Anonymous -3 years ago
Thank you so much Rabbi Jacobson! your words were a real balm for my soul as i have been on a journey of coming to love myself and see my innate goodness for many years. Finally i have begun really believing it and seeing how much Hashem truly loves me. this is just what i needed to hear on erev yom kippur and i feel it is Hashgocha protis that i found your shiur tonight BH.
I have always struggled on YK to feel bad about my aveirus. i think my arrogance was coming from a place of insecurity and a belief that i had to do it all. now i have been learning that actually i need Hashem to help me become a real believer and truster in Him and that i can't rely on myself only. since i have realised this i have seen that my thinking that i didn't need to do teshuva because i had been trying so hard was actually coming from a place of not trusting in Hashem and trying to do it all myself. for this i feel remorse.
however for the rest of my many aveirus, i acknowledge and know that i have done wrong and i didnt intentionally want to do anything to 'upset' my Creator but i don't feel bad about them.
do i need to work on that? it's very hard for me as i feel that what i need to work on is being easier on myself and kinder, not harder.
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משה גאלדשטיין -3 years ago
Can I get a inpuntmant to speak to yy jacobson personally face to face
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Donna Amira -3 years ago
Question
Dear Rabbi,
Since we are forgiven when we do teshuva, then why the need for the puirification process after we die?
Refuah sheleima. Feel better soon!
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Anonymous -3 years ago
Perhaps it's to atone for the original sin
By Adom.
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Anonymous -3 years ago
Refuah Sheleima
Rabbi, refuah sheleima. Feel better soon!
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Anonymous -3 years ago
Whats with the Rabbi?
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