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1:06:12
The Soul and the After Death (1:06:12)
Here today, gone tomorrow? For sure not. According to kabbalah, death is really birth. It’s not the end of life but the beginning of a new life. We all have freedom of choice in our lives, and what happens after death reflects the choices we have made. Join an unbelievable adventure, upward and onward, into the shocking spiritual terrains of the soul’s trek out of this world
Rabbi David Aaron (119)
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48:41
Them Bones Will Rise Again (48:41)
Getting another chance to see all of our loved ones alive again sounds like a foolish fantasy, but it’s right there among the Thirteen Principles of our Faith: G-d promises to revive the dead when Mashiach comes; believing in that truth is imperative to Judaism. Discover all the facts regarding this intriguing aspect of the messianic era
Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)
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58:27
Life Beyond Life (58:27)
Rabbi Shlomo Yaffe (68)
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1:30
The Gift of Life (1:30)
Is death the end of life? Does the body's expiration signify the end of one's journey? And what does this have to do with our matriarch Sarah?.
Series: JLI Weekly Video
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53:42
Yizkor: Between Here and There (53:42)
The solemn Yizkor prayer is Judaism’s way of remembering those who have passed on. But what does it mean to remember? Is it to cherish the past or connect to them in the present? Take part in this moving discussion on the bond between the living and those who have gone to their eternal rest—but are never gone
Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet (186)
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54:47
Reincarnation: Fiction or Fact? (54:47)
The concept of reincarnation fascinates and mystifies yet is highly misunderstood. Join Rabbi Moshe Krasnanski as he discusses the Jewish view of reincarnation
Rabbi Moshe Krasnianski (10)
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40:06
Legal and Ethical Obligations When Parents Age (40:06)
Series: National Conference of Jewish Lawyers 2015
Mr. Richard L. Kaplan (1)
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46:57
Brain Death and Organ Transplants (46:57)
To save a life is one of the greatest mitzvot that one can perform. At the same time, however, it is axiomatic that we cannot save a life by ending another. The time of death, then, becomes a subject of utmost importance
Rabbi Dr. Yitzchok Breitowitz (71)
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55:50
The Journey of the Soul (55:50)
Does Judaism believe in an afterlife, reincarnation, and near-death experiences? If so, what do they look like, and why? Hear the amazing story of why we are here, the role and mission of our souls and gain insight into the purpose of this world and beyond. Dedicated in loving memory of John T. Chester, OBM. This lecture took place at the 10th annual National Jewish Retreat
Dr. Lisa Aiken (16)
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1:27
Life of the Dead (1:27)
Series: 90 second Dvar Torah
Benny Friedman (35)
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40:20
Final Moments: End-of-Life Decisions and Jewish Law (40:20)
The value of life is immeasurable, but is the same true for its increments? Are the medical advances some see as life-supporting in fact simply death-prolonging? This session discusses important end-of-life decisions many families face today, and offers the Jewish perspectives on dying with dignity. This lecture took place at the 9th annual National Jewish Retreat
Rabbi Tzvi Flaum (4)
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3:01
Why We Say Kaddish (3:01)
Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein (113)
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3:33
Poetry Reading: Conjoined Twins (3:33)
Series: God's Optimism
Yehoshua November (7)
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1:03:05
Do You Believe in Life after Life? (1:03:05)
What is the afterlife? Rabbi Friedman’s sensitive and meaningful approach illuminates the Jewish concept of the hereafter. This discussion includes practical applications of the core concepts of the soul and the afterlife on the here and now. This enjoyable talk is riddled with anecdotes including a fascinating story about Sara Ferguson, the Duchess of York
Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)
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1:12:16
Brokenness and Longing (1:12:16)
Rabbi DovBer Pinson (42)
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39:06
What Makes Us Happy? Judaism and Psychology (39:06)
Dr. David Pelcovitz (7)
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58:10
The Jewish View on Suffering (58:10)
Jews speak about suffering from experience. For the first time since King Solomon, the Jews are experiencing a degree of peace. Despite the state of Israel constantly facing attack, nevertheless it is a sovereign nation with its own army. Rabbi Simon Jacobson speaks about suffering today being on a more psychological level
Rabbi Simon Jacobson (149)
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4:35
What is the Best Thing to Say to a Mourner? (4:35)
Perhaps the best thing is to say nothing, just be there. Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis recounts some possible bloopers to avoid saying to a mourner, and suggests some phrases that could be comforting or at least not distressing at this sensitive moment. Video Produced by United Synagogue see more videos on Ask the Rabbi and How To...
Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis (3)
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15:10
The Jewish View on the Afterlife (15:10)
The animal soul, concerned with food and pleasure can be harnessed by the G-dly soul to accomplish more in this world. Rabi Aaron L. Raskin speaks on a number of topics in this video. He begins with a brief overview of the open and the hidden periods of Jewish mysticism. Next he discusses the ultimate purpose of the soul in this world and what happens afterwards
Rabbi Aaron L. Raskin (16)
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55:43
Taking on the Impossible (55:43)
Devorie Kreiman shares the extraordinary challenges and losses she has faced and inspires us to overcome the impossible. At the shiva for her son, a friend sings the song: It's Possible. How can we stand up and live our lives in the face of helplessness and deep sadness? This lecture was delivered at the 7th annual National Jewish Retreat
Mrs. Devorie Kreiman (1)
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1:09:44
Why Me G-d? (1:09:44)
Rabbi Yossi Chazzan offers insight into the purpose of suffering, and presents techniques for coping with and healing from pain and personal tragedy.
Rabbi Yossi Chazan (5)
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2:35
How to Sit Shiva (2:35)
What to say when visiting a mourner: Hamokom yenachaim eschem b'soch sha'ar aveilei tzion v'yerusholayim. The Omnipresent will comfort you among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem
Series: Jewish Services Made Simple (accompanying video)
Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (113)
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1:00:11
Live and Let Die: Euthanasia (1:00:11)
A fascinating discussion of the Jewish view of assisted suicide.
Rabbi Berel Bell (151)
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29:59
The Jewish Approach to Ghosts (29:59)
In the Book of Samuel I, chapter 28, King Saul faces a monumental battle against the Philistines. He needs help beyond what his generals can tell him; he needs supernatural help
Rabbi Pinchas Taylor (67)
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1:05:28
Organ Donation (1:05:28)
Who decides the moment of death, how is it determined, and how does this determination affect us all? Rabbi Berel Bell, an expert on medical issues in Jewish law, gives a history of the determination of what is death and what is life
Rabbi Berel Bell (151)
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40:27
Last Will and Testaments Then and Now (40:27)
Dr. Stephen Serbin (3)
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1:00:31
A Fascinating Voyage into Our Souls (1:00:31)
This lecture was delivered at the 6th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Rabbi DovBer Pinson (42)
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1:38:45
Rolling the Dice: Risky and Experimental Treatments - Part 3 (1:38:45)
Medicine and Morals: Your Jewish Guide Through Life's Tough Decisions Lesson 3 Rolling the Dice: Risky and Experimental Treatments Often, people with rare or incurable illnesses consider untested experimental treatment, gambling that they will be cured
Series: Medicine and Morals
Mrs. Shimona Tzukernik (121)
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21:45
Your Living Legacy: Why You Should Have an Ethical Will (21:45)
In this video from the National Jewish Retreat, Dr. Stephen Serbain discusses the concept of an ethical will and how it differs from other types of wills a person might write. An ethical will allows a person to transmit their spiritual legacy to their loved ones. In this interactive workshop, Stephen Serbain will give you the tools to compose your own Jewish ethical will. .
Dr. Stephen Serbin (3)
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52:04
Crossfire! (2010) (52:04)
You’ve got questions, they’ve got answers! You’re sure to enjoy this annual forum for quick-thinking analysis and debate. No subject too controversial, no challenge shirked. To see our other "Crossfire!" videos, click here. This panel was featured at the 5th annual National Jewish Retreat
Series: Crossfire!
Mrs. Molly Resnick (20)
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5:02
Reciting Kaddish for Our Loved Ones (5:02)
In this segment, Rabbi Eli Silberstein, discusses the three main ways that a person can connect with their loved ones after their passing: reciting the Mourner’s Kaddish, learning Mishnayot in their memory and doing good deeds. Rabbi Silberstein expounds on each one and its unique value to the departed soul.
Rabbi Eli Silberstein (139)
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3:57
Toward a More Meaningful Life (3:57)
Soul Quest: The Journey, Through Life, Death, and Beyond The confrontation with the harsh reality of mortality, whether through aging, a health crisis, or an encounter with death, makes us wonder whether our life has any meaning
Series: SoulQuest
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3:20
Eternal Bond (3:20)
Soul Quest: The Journey, Through Life, Death, and Beyond The confrontation with the harsh reality of mortality, whether through aging, a health crisis, or an encounter with death, makes us wonder whether our life has any meaning
Series: SoulQuest
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2:21
Reincarnation (2:21)
Soul Quest: The Journey, Through Life, Death, and Beyond The confrontation with the harsh reality of mortality, whether through aging, a health crisis, or an encounter with death, makes us wonder whether our life has any meaning
Series: SoulQuest
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3:35
Death and Beyond (3:35)
Soul Quest: The Journey, Through Life, Death, and Beyond The confrontation with the harsh reality of mortality, whether through aging, a health crisis, or an encounter with death, makes us wonder whether our life has any meaning
Series: SoulQuest
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1:57
Before You Were Born (1:57)
Soul Quest: The Journey, Through Life, Death, and Beyond The confrontation with the harsh reality of mortality, whether through aging, a health crisis, or an encounter with death, makes us wonder whether our life has any meaning
Series: SoulQuest
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2:17
Meet the Pilot (2:17)
Soul Quest: The Journey, Through Life, Death, and Beyond The confrontation with the harsh reality of mortality, whether through aging, a health crisis, or an encounter with death, makes us wonder whether our life has any meaning
Series: SoulQuest
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2:49
30 Days of Mourning (2:49)
In this talk Rabbi Sholom Deitsch outlines the process of moving from the early mourning period, the shiva, to the 30 days, and then finally the eleven months. .
Rabbi Shalom Deitsch (2)
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1:47:01
With You In Mind: Ethical Treatment of the Mentally Disabled - Part 5 (1:47:01)
Medicine and Morals: Your Jewish Guide Through Life's Tough Decisions Lesson 5 With You In Mind: Ethical Treatment of the Mentally Disabled The mentally ill have often been viewed in society as possessed by the devil, or otherwise evil
Series: Medicine and Morals
Mrs. Shimona Tzukernik (121)
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6:12
End of Life Challenges (6:12)
A gloves-off, no-holds-barred discussion of all the burning questions you may have about sexuality, cremation, abortion, and other controversial issues, as seen through the lens of Jewish psychology and mystical insight.
Rabbi Simon Jacobson (149)
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26:24
Playing G-d: Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide, and the End of Life (26:24)
Who gives life, and who has the right to end it? Debated by theologians and doctors alike, step into the unique halachic process, and learn about the compassion and the struggles a rabbi experiences in his response to life’s most difficult questions.
Rabbi Berel Bell (151)
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31:39
Finding Faith in Times of Tragedy (31:39)
This program was organized by Yagdil Torah, an organization dedicated to strengthening Jewish education, literacy and Torah study. For more information about Yagdil Torah and their upcoming classes, check out: YagdilTorah.org. How does one find strength and faith during life's trying times? .
Rabbi Yisrael Deren (17)
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20:47
Purim: Lessons for Living (20:47)
What instruction and lessons for living can the holiday of Purim offer us to use in our personal growth and our everyday lives? Explore the depths of the Book of Esther with Shimona Tzukernik, world-renowned speaker and educator, and find out. You can visit Mrs. Tzukernik's website at: thekabbalahcoach.com.
Mrs. Shimona Tzukernik (121)