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Our goal on Rosh Hashanah is to create a mindset that Hashem is our ultimate King - with the intention to carry this awareness into our daily lives. Mrs Juravel brings powerful positive and negative parallels from how we behave with our spouses to how we relate with God. Also hear how we betray Hashem, and how to repair it.
In this Shalom Bayis class given before Rosh Hashana, Rebbetzin Neustadt explores the concept of how marriage and our relationship to Hashem are intertwined. Taking us back to the women in the desert who donated their mirrors for the Mishkan, she draws a parallel to the selfless acts in marriage and child raising we do that indeed can give something to Hashem. A beautiful class.
In this class, Rabbi Orlowek describes himself as a messenger boy bringing pearls of wisdom from both the exalted rabbis of the past and the great rabbis in the present. Within a structure of motivation, implementation and measuring goals, he shares inspiration, stories and practical advice for accepting more responsibility to change something this Rosh Hashanah.
Carrying 'guilt' into Rosh Hashanah because of the negative deeds we've done is not very productive. But aren't we told that 'regret' is important to feel? Rabbi Pliskin explains how the balance of these two extremes can sweeten Divine judgment. Hear how a human being comes to forgive another, and how to show true care for the people in your life.
Our Sages say "Search for Hashem When He is to be Found". But isn't God always findable when we look? In this thought-provoking talk on prayer and teshuvah, Rav Stern explains how to take a sharp look at your daily actions, and how to project their consequences on to the year ahead.
Most approach Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur with a sense of fear. Rabbi Tauber helps us appreciate these days - even though we'd never ask for them in the first place. Hear what the unique power of the shofar̢s cry is, and what we're really asking for when we ask for life.
