00:02 🕒 Elul is a time to reflect on the past year and prepare for the new one. 01:11 🕒 Elul is like a City of Refuge for those feeling lost and needing a fresh start. 03:48 🕒 Cultivating empathy and compassion is essential for a meaningful life. 08:05 🕒 The three attributes of Avraham, Yitzchak, and Yaakov teach us empathy, boundaries, and balance. 11:57 🕒 Compassion involves understanding complexities of the human spirit and shared experiences. 13:37 🕒 Compassion can decline when resentment grows, but seeing good in others can reignite it. 15:01 🕒 Understanding that everyone faces difficulties can foster empathy and compassion. 17:20 🕒 Compassion validates experiences and helps create positive change. 18:05 🕒 Torah teaches us to see the good in ourselves and others, fostering empathy. 21:50 🕒 Cultivating compassion benefits us by fostering a positive perspective on the world.
Insightful and deeply thought provoking. Thank you rabbi. May you and your loved ones have an inspiring and impactful Elul.
00:02 🕒 Elul is a time to reflect on the past year and prepare for the new one.
01:11 🕒 Elul is like a City of Refuge for those feeling lost and needing a fresh start.
03:48 🕒 Cultivating empathy and compassion is essential for a meaningful life.
08:05 🕒 The three attributes of Avraham, Yitzchak, and Yaakov teach us empathy, boundaries, and balance.
11:57 🕒 Compassion involves understanding complexities of the human spirit and shared experiences.
13:37 🕒 Compassion can decline when resentment grows, but seeing good in others can reignite it.
15:01 🕒 Understanding that everyone faces difficulties can foster empathy and compassion.
17:20 🕒 Compassion validates experiences and helps create positive change.
18:05 🕒 Torah teaches us to see the good in ourselves and others, fostering empathy.
21:50 🕒 Cultivating compassion benefits us by fostering a positive perspective on the world.
נפלא
Fell or to fall
Who else noticed he quotes Jim Morrison ?
Beautiful!
מתוקים מדבש ונופת צופים ❤
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הנה מקום אתי..
Where'd you get these words from? I heard it from Rav Daniel kohn