Ergebnis für "Mental Shower" in Judentum

What is the teaching of Lashon Hara? Many Jewish teachings emphasize avoiding negative speech about others. Lashon hara is said to harm three people at the same time: the one who says it, the one who hears it, and the one who’s being talked about. The opposite of lashon hara is lashon hatov, or good speech. Is Lashon Hara biblical? The Torah contains a general injunction against rekhilut (gossip): “Thou shalt not go up and down as a talebearer among thy people; neither shalt thou stand idly by the blood of thy neighbour: I am the LORD.” (Leviticus 19:16) Is Lashon Hara a sin? Lashon ...

The Pele Yoetz is a classical moral treatise and compilation of essential Jewish concepts that Rabbi Eliezer Papo (1785-1828) organized according to topics in the order of the Hebrew alphabet. The first entry in the book is “Ahavah” (love of G-d) and it discusses sanctifying the name of the Holy One Blessed Be He. The closing entry is “Teshuvah” (salvation) and it implores us to seek salvation not just as a nation, but also as individuals, who place their trust in an omniscient Creator. In between are many of the most fundamental principles, essential philosophical tenets, and ethical ...

Rav Shlomo Katz explores important perspectives and practical insights into our mental health and well-being, based on the writings and teachings of some of our nation's greatest Tzaddikim.

"Nafshi Tidom" — drawn from the words we say in Elokai Netzor: “למקללי נפשי תדום” – “To those who curse me, may my soul be silent.” In this 5-part series, Rav Shlomo Katz explores one of the deepest Breslov teachings: how to face humiliation (bizyonot) not with anger or revenge, but with silence, emunah, and inner strength. Drawing from Rabbi Lazer Brody’s sefer Nafshi Tidom, classic sources in Chazal, Chassidus, and the writings of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, Rav Shlomo guides us through: - Why humiliation comes our way, - How it serves as a tool for tikkun hamiddot ...

Welcome to Underneath the Underneath with Yocheved Sidof, Founder and Spiritual Leader of Ohmek (www.ohmekliving.com), a community of individuals pursuing deeper ways of being. Are you drawn to the mystical depths of life? Do you feel a call to explore what moves and shapes us? Do you long to live more fully, attuned to your light—and your shadows? Do you crave the paradox, the space where all is possible? Here, we explore these yearnings together and touch these profound depths. We dive into those layered, textured parts of self, those unseen parts that come into focus in the mystical ...

TRUE Ahavas Yisrael - Beis HaLevi *WOMEN'S LEARNING GROUP*

"Welcome to 'Let's Shmooz,' where we invite you to pull up a chair and join our casual, yet deeply insightful conversations about meaningful Jewish issues and concepts. From timeless traditions to contemporary perspectives, we'll navigate the rich tapestry of Jewish life, sharing stories, wisdom, and thought-provoking discussions while battling our tenacious ADHD. Whether you're deeply rooted in the Jewish faith or simply curious about the culture on the ground, 'Let's Shmooz' offers a warm, welcoming space to explore, learn, and connect over the profound depth of Jewish values and ideas."

What is a bad jew? What does it take to not be one? Is it anti-Semitic to say? Or is it just a phrase that Jews use to cruelly judge one another? Chaz Volk, a newly observant Jew, shares that the greatest way to embrace your identity is to question everything. And we mean EVERYTHING! Chaz questions the Torah, law, politics, standards, communities and even G-d itself in this confrontational and edgy show. About Chaz: Chaz Volk grew up in Thousand Oaks, California where he began Torah studies until he was Bar Mitzva'ed at Temple Etz Chaim. From a young age, he was very aware of his uniqueness ...

In addition to the many public shiurim on Sholom bayis & life topics (https://shalom-bayit.castos.com), we are presenting here more personalized shiurim on intimacy & marriage topics with practical exercises for men & women separately. Ideally, husbands should join men's forum, and the wives the women's forum, but there are also countless benefits if only one joins. Email for questions and feedback is sholombayis777@gmail.com, or to reach out via whatsapp at 1 347 578 0669

Welcome to The Motivation Congregation, a daily podcast focused on Torah and Mussar! Each episode is designed to inspire and enrich your spiritual journey. We delve into the depths of the weekly Parsha, providing unique insights and wisdom to help you grow in your faith and understanding of the Torah. New! Subscribe to our WhatsApp Status by texting "Greatness" to (757)-679-4497 and begin your journey to greatness today.

Follow native New Yorker actor, singer and quality food lover DAVID MCKAY as he and various special guests discuss the curious miracles hidden inside the seemingly mundane happenings of everyday life in New York City and beyond!

Mental Health Matters is an Orthodox Jewish podcast discussing perspectives of Mental Health from professionals as well as individual stories of struggles through mental health.

Jewish wisdom on peace of mind, freedom from anxiety and habits, and personal success. In this podcast, we explore a simple and simplifying truth about feelings, moods, and states of mind. Including, how human it is to misunderstand this truth and thereby struggle and suffer, how human it is to awaken to new understanding and habits, how much wisdom and innocence we already possess (even as we struggle), and how to work and win at this spiritual truth no matter how rotten you feel.