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Did you ever complete a major undertaking, and exalt in your accomplishment? When Moses completed the construction of the Tabernacle, he was given the ultimate accolade in front of everyone - the "glory of God" descend onto the Tabernacle. Interestingly enough, the same phenomenon occurred after the construction of the first Temple, but in the Second Temple it failed to happen. Why not?
Oftentimes when we fall spiritually the result is a shattering of our sense of identity as a good person. Perhaps we have only been acting out a charade of piety, and our failure is the truest indication of who we are. Or was it only just a temporary drop in level? Rabbi Kirzner answers that question by examining the inner rage and confusion that engulfed the Jews after they sinned with the Golden Calf, and points the way to a repentance we can achieve.
Every law Moshe gave over was to the entire nation. So why do we specifically mention the fact that over here all of B'nei Yisrael were gathered? Hear a beautiful answer about appreciating all the stripes of people within the Jewish nation. Find out how the women who were strong enough to avoid sin contrasted with the men who did in donating to the Mishkan.
For most of us, it is very challenging, if not impossible, to make positive change in the most difficult aspects of our lives and yet there are certain times throughout the Jewish year which are propitious for starting over again and accomplishing these goals. In this fascinating talk, Rabbi Wagensberg shares with us how the month of Nissan is the absolute greatest time for rejuvenation. In this lecture, we will find out the striking difference between the nations of the world and the Jewish people and what God's expectations are of each, which like a beautiful tapestry, will prepare us for the upcoming mitzvah - birchas ha-chama, this year on the eve of Passover. A real must, which will also shed light on what Kiddush levana is during the rest of the year.
Our thoughts have more of an effect on our lives and on the environment than we’ve ever known before. In this self-development genre of the new age movement, we all know that we can use our thoughts to create our reality. Judaism has known about this for thousands of years, through the study of the Kabbalah. Rabbi Wagensberg teaches us how we can literally build ourselves through our thoughts. Not only can we build ourselves, our families and our homes, but we can also build our planet and even heavenly spheres.