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Hosted by Binyamin L · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 31 episodes
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We will be mentioning themes from the Torah Parsha. This will include information from Chumash and Rashi, Chassidus, and more
Binyamin L hosts Torah’s Practical Wisdom, a religion show with 31 episodes published.
We talk about how a person has to look for the blessings around one to find the blessings. Without looking for the blessings, life can feel filled with curses. We bring in sources from the Jewish tradition to make this c
We talk about Parshas Re’eh where the Torah is telling us there are only blessings. You only have to look for it and whether you feel there is a blessing or a curse is only your perspective.
We discuss the meaning of the metaphors of the Jewish people being told by G-d to Abraham that they would be as numerous as the stars in the heaven and the sand on the seashore
It is never too late to choose Bracha. In Parshas Re’eh, G-d mentions Hayom to inform us every day is new, every day and every moment is a new opportunity to choose bracha (blessing)
Many people think about Shabbos as being Freedom for the Body from doing work, but Shabbos also represents freedom and relief for the soul.
In Parshas Eikev, G-d Promises the Jewish People that he will guard His Covenant With the Jewish People if they heed to listen and do the commandments. Rashi says that the Jews should be careful not to trample over light
Ahavas Hinam is the cure for Sinat Hinam. It helps bring peace, and one who is trying to cure himself or fix an attribute should pursue behavior to the opposite extreme. If he is an angry person, he should strive to be v
Kavana (the Hebrew word for concentration) and focus when davening to G-d and doing Mitzvot (G-d’s commandments) teaches us the importance of being present when we want to make connections with others. The Sages decreed
We discuss the connection between Elul and the spies. Rather than searching for what is wrong in a situation, examine the situation holistically noting the things that are good and those things that can be improved. Afte
While tending to your business, personal, and spiritual matters is important, don’t neglect matters involving your wife and children. Matters involving your wife and children should always come first.
While we are unable to bring the Tamid offering due to not having the ashes of the red heifer and a temple, the Tamid offering teaches us the importance of having consistency in our lives, to consistently improve and gro
What is special about waking up early before sunrise to say Shema and its blessing? One who wakes up early demonstrates the behavior of Avraham avinu and other righteous people before us who chose to pursue the Mitzvot i
In this episode, we discuss the similarities between Moses, Miriam, and Aaron. They each pursued peace and teach us that the proper path is to encourage people to pursue actions that bring people together peacefully whil
We explore the significance of the red heifer which teaches us to do things even things that make no sense that the people we love want from us just because we love them. It teaches us to have love for others that can tr
Miriam, Aaron, and Moses shared the goal of peace. Bringing peace between man and his fellow, husband and wife, and the Jews and G-d
Hashem has a plan in place for you. One should come to trust that you can follow through with G-d’s plan without fear of failure and without the thought that your plan is better than G-d’s.
Be weary of strong desires lest they bury you
We talk about the amazing situation of the people who asked for a second chance and had their story written in the Torah
We talk about the Jews willingness to travel where Hashem told them to go
We talk about the all encompassing mitzvah of doing what is right in Hashem’s eyes and how this mitzvah applies to the agunah crisis where women are chained to a lifeless marriage because their husbands refuse to give th
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Torah’s Practical Wisdom is hosted by Binyamin L. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 31 episodes.
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