Ep. 280: How Should We Address Drinking Problems in Communities and “Kiddish Clubs” in Shul?
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In honor of Sarita Jacobson upon her birthday, 28 Tishrei, and her dear husband Mendel Jacobson upon his birthday, 3 Cheshvan. Sponsored by their parents Yerachmeal and Rivka Leah Jacobson
Topics:
- Chassidus Applied to end of Tishrei, post holidays, Cheshvan and Noach
- How can we be sure that other people have forgiven us, as G-d forgives us?
- During the High Holidays why is there more focus on our relationship with G-d than on our relationship with each other?
- What exactly is happening when the kohanim give the priestly blessing? Why are we not allowed to look at them blessing us?
- Why do we kiss the Rebbe’s Sefer Torah?
- What do you think has caused the unhealthy obsession with alcohol on Simchas Torah?
- How should we address drinking problems in communities and “Kiddish Clubs” in Shul?
- How to energize the holidays so that they not be boring?
- Can we make Tehilim and Chitas meaningful?
- Follow up (episodes 278-279):
- Ear piercing
- Chassidus of the Rebbe Maharash and the Tzemach Tzedek
- Chassidus question: How does Chassidus explain the great flood?
- My Life 2019 essays:
- היום הראשון שאחרי הגירושים, Liraz Nachmias, 41, Mismeret, Israel
- כיצד מגשרים על הפער בין הרצוי למצוי על פי תורת החסידות, Menachem Mendel Arabov, 29, Eilat, Israel;
- אדם פנימי ורגוע, Yaakov Tzvi Kola, 44, Beitar Illit, Israel
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