Self-Reflection and TESHUVAH | Pre-Yom Kippur class
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2023
- Join Rabbi Shais Taub in this insightful pre-Yom Kippur talk as he explores "The Art of Self-Reflection." Understand why real Teshuva requires recognizing your own greatness, and how this is achievable through a profound relationship with a Tzaddik who sees your soul, even when you may not see it yourself.
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BRILLIANT. Inspiring. Resonant. This talk was meant for me alone. And for you alone, and you and you and everyone who is blessed to see it. Rabbi, may you go from strength to strength. As I write this it is 4 hour before Kol Nidre 5784. I wish you and your beautiful growing family a Gmar Chatimah Tovah. When you feel a message, never hesitate to make a video!
Thank you so much. That means more to me than I can put into words.
Sholem, I am a Muslim, and I believe all Rabbis are my mentors because their teachings have changed my life. May Hashem bless you all
😭once again ...Your message has cut to the deepest depths of my heart n soul. Like dungeon doors cracking open streaming in rays of golden light , the eyes of my soul strained to see... Someone was calling for me! Oh.. HaShem...give me courage ,understanding and opportunity to function fully in the purpose YOU designed for me with everything inside of me for YOUR glory n name sake..כן אמן....שלום
LOVING PEACEFUL SOUL ❤
I self-reflect and I see a human, being, with all that that involves. I don't have to be bigger. I don't have to be smaller. And I certainly don't need an invisible, intangible, inaudible being to be anything other than the amazing compassionate, endlessly flawed, and terrifyingly beautiful human, being, that I am.
Thank you Rabbi Taub!!
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Rabbi Taub, you have outdone yourself with this class...a groise ya'asher koach! I'm going to try and listen again....before yom Kippur, and even again afterwards.....I have many things to accomplish and this might be the push I need!
Waves N Breakers...
Thank you for sharing this! I needed to be reminded.
Absolutely fantastic and so inspiring.
I was struggling with my personal darkness as I began preparing for Yom Kippur. This talk was sent to me by my mashpia. She knew your words were meant for me. She was right. Your light penetrated my darkness. Yom Kippur filled me up with light this year.
I’m so grateful to hear that. And thank you for taking the time to let me know.
Thank you Rabbi!
This reminds me of hermeticism, pulling people out of states, seeing the true self etc.
תודה רבה ❤
The 15 minute fasting, I was taught alot of dysfunction, however, I didn't choose to bring that into my adult life I worked on a regular listening to all the information that was opposite of a gossiping slanderous individual, if I had made a negative comment , that was because that person actually did or said something to me that wasn't true, or violated my personal being, usually family, however, I learned to see the positive in people, or something beautiful in any person
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Yeah, my interpretation was ONLY for 15 min a day be in self. The rest of the day is spent in service and thought to others.
Compelling...Thanks for the lesson.
Another beautifully elegant talk. Rabbi, I'm struggling to find my purpose. I feel there is something I'm meant to do, but I don't know what it is and I haven't been able to find it on my own.
Sound words spoken.
"...tremendous potential...."
Dear Rabbi Taub,
Thank you very much for this inspiring talk.
How do you find yourself in the Rebbe's teachings? How do you know what exactly of his works to learn that can show you your "tremendous potential"?
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Congratulations Rabbi! on a side note, if you still have that cold, eat a few cloves of raw garlic chew it up really well, have some matzah or corn chips handy in case it really burns your tounge. Thank you and I hope you're better now.
I’m gonna do that
Dear Rabbi,
Regarding seeing the greatest in oneself, do you feel this would inflate the sense of self of a narcissist? How would this teaching translate for someone who is too full of themselves? Are their souls magnificent as well?
Thank you so much!
Shreya
10:35. 19:55
Interesting that you quote Zalman Schachter but don't say explicitly that it is him
@david770 what’s the quote by Reb Zalman?
Be afraid of disappointing yourself at the end of life, theres only an eternal mirror on the other side of this. You are only performing for yourself, make it a show worth watching with a happy ending eh?