Ep. 438: How Can We Be Joyous When Faced With Difficulty?
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Topics:
- Chassidus Applied to Adar
- What opportunities does this month offer us? 4:57
- Why is the entire month one of joy? 4:57
- How can we command one to be joyous – can emotions be forced? 10:15
- What is true joy and is it our natural state? 10:44
- How can we be joyous when faced with difficulty? 7:05
- What is this month’s sign and tribe? 16:47
- Chassidus Applied to Terumah
- What lessons do we learn from this portion? 21:00
- Why do we need a physical Holy Temple? 27:10
- How do you build your home into a Mishkan and Mikdash? 22:00
- What is the significance of all the materials used in the Temple building? 33:32
- Since they were in middle of a desert, where did they get the wood to build the Mishkan? 40:14
- What contributions did the Rebbetzin make to the Chassidic movement? 44:00
- What can I say to keep my husband from watching the Super Bowl? 53:10
- Did the Rebbe ever say not to fly in a single propeller plane? 48:28
- Are earthquakes Divine punishments? 50:05
- Follow-up
- Names 58:06
- Dreams 59:32
- How to make prayers more stimulating? 1:00:10
- How best to pray for someone with a terminal illness? 1:02:08
- Are our prayers always answered? 1:03:24
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