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Gratitude, in Hebrew, is a fabulous and mysterious word, implying so much more than just "thanks."
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Hosted by Rabbi Gavriel Goldfeder · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 100 episodes
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Gratitude, in Hebrew, is a fabulous and mysterious word, implying so much more than just "thanks."
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We have incredible documents of the spiritual legacies of great figures because they wrote down a "how-to" manual. Here's how I did what I did. Here are my practices, my heuristics and thought patterns. Here's how I thin
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No one really knows what happens after we die, and even if we live within a tradition (as Judaism is) that is quite clear that there is a heaven and a hell, who is to say which way you and I are going? Rabbi Yochanan ben
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The Talmud weaves an intriguing tale of about our time in the womb, as we gaze from one end of the world to the other and learn the Torah from an angel. And then, we are born, and it is gone. But we take a vow to seek it
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Everyone knows they will ultimately die, but do people live their lives as if they will one day leave this world? How would you know if they did? You'd see a sense of urgency and drive.
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Pesach is a holiday of immense light and clarity... that we did not earn. Thus it is followed by a period in which we build vessels too hold the light we've already been given. This is the counting of the Omer.
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The absolutely necessary but often quite arduous and occasionally demoralizing task of rebuilding broken vessels requires that we acknowledge and traverse shame
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Digging deeper into the original myth of the shattering of the vessels. Here we find reckless ambition and lack of self-awareness resulting in pain that takes eons to repair.
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Using Rebbe Nachman's 49th lesson we'll discuss the parallels between God's creation of the world and the work we do within that world. Just as God "had to" perform an act of tzimztum - of self-limitation and constrictio
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In this series we will be exploring some of the great texts that deal with the very, very essential tension and dance between lights - vigor, intensity, creativity, vigor - and vessels - capacity, skill, tools, resources
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The deaf beggar tells the garden-country how to do the work - so they get to work. It's hard work - sorting out, differentiating between what's real and what's noise. But they're ready.
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The deaf beggar goes to investigate "that country" and discovers that their good life has been covered over with corruption, and once it's removed they can access the good life that is already within reach
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Now the deaf beggar will show us how the "good life" works - and how it can so easily be taken away from us. But it's always nearby, and we can regain access with some help from great teachers
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The deaf beggar has claimed that all the sounds in the world come from lack, and this reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of the world and what is happening within it. He, however, lives an actual good life, and he i
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A new, short series built on the courageous deaf beggar who is willing to not listen to the noise so that he can hear what actually matters.
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RMK understands that human nature limits the capacity to forgive another. But who says we should be limited by human nature?
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Really, this is a series on compassion and mercy - rachamim - and not on forgiveness. Forgiveness is one of the tools we use to keep the space open so connection can be maintained and change can happen.
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The muscle that controls forgiveness is directly related to our ability to tolerate - specifically to be insulted or offended and to not respond.
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RaMaK's book Palm Tree of Devorah challenges us to imitate God at a very high level, all the way to keter, all the way to forgiveness. We do this work preparing for Elul - in hopes of being forgiven, we learn to forgive.
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The very unity - the "one heart" - with which the Israelites received the Torah becomes the basis for a never-ending unity, which includes responsibility and accountability.
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