• Anonymous -8 months ago

  Where is the class 🆔 it used to be when you pressed call it came up with the number please advise 

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• Anonymous -8 months ago

  Rabbi YY GOD bless you I,ve been listining to you and praying for us for almost mayby 2 years or more now and i thank you so much for what you do Amen.

   

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  Chaim -9 months ago

  Rabbi YY, you are HASHEM'S gift to our generation.

  Thank you HASHEM

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  Malka -9 months ago

  WOW!!!!

  Rabbi YY hit the nail on the head, point by point, question by question.......in his most inimitable fashion, but even better than ever!!!

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  Anonymous -9 months ago

  That was unbelievable as a single mom I can't thank you enough for these tools and guidance!

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  Mario -9 months ago

  I enjoied the kindness of your words thank you. 

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• Anonymous -9 months ago

  Ty ongoing !

  Wishing Chag Kasher V Sameach!

  Miriam Klein

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  Anonymous -9 months ago

  Unfortunately my twin brother and my father have a very painful and fractured relationship. We experienced a lot of neglect in our childhood and my brother has not been able to forgive my father. My father was a single father, and battled alcoholism and more. We did not grow up frum. My brother and I both became baalei teshuva. My father and brother don’t speak on the phone or even barely by email. Our family haven’t seen each other in over 4 years because of Covid and my brother and his family are finally coming to visit. My father will be meeting his grandson for the first time. My father and I don’t have a perfect relationship but I have been able to move on from the pain and trauma, and Baruch Hashem learning Chassidus and deeply internalizing the lessons has helped me tremendously. My husband says I’m a tzedekis haha no I just really don’t see the point in hurting myself more by holding onto the pain. When I struggle I realize it may be some residual unresolved trauma but I try to face it head on and address it. My brother is in therapy and WANTS to forgive our father but he admitted to me that he just doesn’t want to get hurt again. I’m stuck in between them, as everyone is coming to my house for Pesach. Any thoughts suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much!! A Zissen Pesach! May we all be redeemed this year and have a true Geula shelaima in every sense of the word!!

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  Anonymous -9 months ago

  HI . my question is . In my home some of my family members includeing one of my parents have some mental issues and it sometimes gets very hectic and crazy in a really bad way what do you think i should do .

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