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Oftentimes our plans for greatness seem to boomerang. What is G-d telling us when our growth seems to backfire? Rav Berkovits teaches us how to deal with the mundane, as well as giving straightforward guidance on how to chart a map for acheiving a turnaround in areas we often stumble in.
There's a special energy in the Jewish month of Elul which we can tap into to improve ourselves and start the year anew. Hear this intensive series by Rav Berkovits that will jump-start your teshuvah and help you to get on the right track!
There's a special energy in the Jewish month of Elul which we can tap into to improve ourselves and start the year anew. Hear this intensive series by Rav Berkovits that will jump-start your teshuvah and help you to get on the right track!
There's a special energy in the Jewish month of Elul which we can tap into to improve ourselves and start the year anew. Hear this intensive series by Rav Berkovits that will jump-start your teshuvah and help you to get on the right track!
There's a special energy in the Jewish month of Elul which we can tap into to improve ourselves and start the year anew. Hear this intensive series by Rav Berkovits that will jump-start your teshuvah and help you to get on the right track!
There's a special energy in the Jewish month of Elul which we can tap into to improve ourselves and start the year anew. Hear this intensive series by Rav Berkovits that will jump-start your teshuvah and help you to get on the right track!
There's a special energy in the Jewish month of Elul which we can tap into to improve ourselves and start the year anew. Hear this intensive series by Rav Berkovits that will jump-start your teshuvah and help you to get on the right track!
For many wives, the experience of 10 Days of Awe consists of cooking, kids and keeping house. In this two part class Rav Berkovits firstly explains how a responsible husband, particularly during the month of Elul, can encourage his wife to grow, and in what ways he can help lessen her burden. In the second part hear practical ways he can share his daily acquired knowledge with her - especially during the first year of marriage. Learn the art of sharing life messages with the one you love the most.
Starting the month of Elul we add the Perek 'L'Dovid Hashem Ori' to our prayers. But what does this Psalm have to do with teshuvah; the process of returning to our true selves? Rebbetzin Heller deals with many of the fears and obstacles that sprinkle our lives, and despite our aversion to them, she helps us appreciate the enormous potential they have in drawing us closer to Hashem.
Starting the month of Elul we add the Perek 'L'Dovid Hashem Ori' to our prayers. But what does this Psalm have to do with teshuvah; the process of returning to our true selves? Rebbetzin Heller deals with many of the fears and obstacles that sprinkle our lives, and despite our aversion to them, she helps us appreciate the enormous potential they have in drawing us closer to Hashem.
Starting the month of Elul we add the Perek 'L'Dovid Hashem Ori' to our prayers. But what does this Psalm have to do with teshuvah; the process of returning to our true selves? Rebbetzin Heller deals with many of the fears and obstacles that sprinkle our lives, and despite our aversion to them, she helps us appreciate the enormous potential they have in drawing us closer to Hashem.
Starting the month of Elul we add the Perek 'L'Dovid Hashem Ori' to our prayers. But what does this Psalm have to do with teshuvah; the process of returning to our true selves? Rebbetzin Heller deals with many of the fears and obstacles that sprinkle our lives, and despite our aversion to them, she helps us appreciate the enormous potential they have in drawing us closer to Hashem.
Starting the month of Elul we add the Perek 'L'Dovid Hashem Ori' to our prayers. But what does this Psalm have to do with teshuvah; the process of returning to our true selves? Rebbetzin Heller deals with many of the fears and obstacles that sprinkle our lives, and despite our aversion to them, she helps us appreciate the enormous potential they have in drawing us closer to Hashem.
Starting the month of Elul we add the Perek 'L'Dovid Hashem Ori' to our prayers. But what does this Psalm have to do with teshuvah; the process of returning to our true selves? Rebbetzin Heller deals with many of the fears and obstacles that sprinkle our lives, and despite our aversion to them, she helps us appreciate the enormous potential they have in drawing us closer to Hashem.
Starting the month of Elul we add the Perek 'L'Dovid Hashem Ori' to our prayers. But what does this Psalm have to do with teshuvah; the process of returning to our true selves? Rebbetzin Heller deals with many of the fears and obstacles that sprinkle our lives, and despite our aversion to them, she helps us appreciate the enormous potential they have in drawing us closer to Hashem.
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One of the main focuses of our attempt to regain touch with our spiritual selves in the month of Elul is to return to the Jewish nation. But what exactly does that mean? Rabbi Kirzner reveals the complex map of connections that find one Jew to the next to form a greater picture that we don't see. How does our performance of the 613 mitzvot as a united body fit exactly what the service is on Rosh Hashanah?
Rabbi Leff seamlessly ties together the concepts of loving one another to becoming spiritually refined vis-a-vis God. What is it that prevents us from seeing that every human being in the world is necessary, and that other Torah-approved paths for reaching Hashem may be just as valid as yours?
It’s that time of year again when we take stock not only of the year that passed, but of life itself. Rabbi Zev Leff examines what LIFE consists of on its varied levels, and the significance of every action we perform.
How are we to relate to Rosh HaShana when year after year we know that horrible people are judged for death, yet they continue living healthy, prosperous lives? Even harder to understand is how righteous tzadikim, who by all rights are entitled to great blessings may unexpectedly die, or continue suffering? Rabbi Zev Leff articulates the deeper reality of this enigmatic question, and defines the different forms of judgement that Hashem portions out.
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Mastering the major and minor transitions in our life is a goal worth pursuing. Rabbi Orlowek describes one such important transition we make every year on leaving the month of Av into the month Elul, and how to move from our past and present into the future more naturally.
Blowing the Shofar during Elul should stir our need for Teshuva. But the truth is, Yom Hadin just doesn't seem so frightening any more. What can help wake us up from our deadened state of performing mitzvos from rote? Rav Stern gives a surprising answer, with practical advice from the Steipler Rav on the Teshuva we hope to arouse.
Of the Jewish year, the month of Elul stands as our major opportunity for change. Rabbi Tauber explains the process of clearing away the suffering of the past year, in order to be worthy to cry for a pure future, a future replete with love that signals a closeness with Hashem.
Life is like a thoroughfare with countless bumps and detours that constantly throw us off course. Shouldn't our goal be to pull ourselves back on track? In a class leading up to Elul, Rabbi Wein applies this original metaphor to our own lives and to the Jewish people's need for ongoing relevance and meaning.
Every generation contends with its own challenges and must find its own solutions. But for Elul and Tishrei there is a one-size-fits-all solution: Teshuva. Rabbi Wein examines this tool against the backdrop of current events and Jewish history, and shows how the universal tools of teshuva, tefilla, and tzedaka can transform you forever.
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Rebbi Eliezer was an exceptionally brilliant sage. Yet till the age of 27 his brain was on pause. His great desire to learn Torah was expressed the only way he knew how, by crying. Learn what it takes to really really cry - till your deepest longing becomes a vivid reality. Rav Noah also shares how Aish HaTorah’s name was born.
Were we to envision the ultimate relationship between us and God, it would be the goal of a husband and wife. As the first days of the year approach, it behooves us to ask ourselves what are the feelings and longings that drive us. Rav Noah shows that our hearts are awake - though we may be fast asleep. A powerful short talk to keep in mind during the shofar's call to us. 10 min.
