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46:07
The Journey of the Soul: Life, Death, and What Lies Beyond (46:07)
Explore the saga of the soul, from life in this world to life in the next. Find out; what’s heaven really like? This session took place at the 16th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)
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50:55
Paradise, Hell, and Reincarnation (50:55)
Modern science has uncovered many mysteries regarding life, but it has little to say about death. Join Rabbi Manis Friedman for an excursion to a place from which we can see what awaits us all. The good news is that we will travel roundtrip. This lecture was delivered at the 15th annual National Jewish Retreat
Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)
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3:09
The Jewish View on the Afterlife (3:09)
Does Judaism believe in an afterlife? Rabbi Shais Taub will explain what the afterlife is and what it isn't, and differentiate between the Jewish belief and what some mistakenly think based on Christian ideas of the afterlife.
Rabbi Shais Taub (115)
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2:38
The Jewish Perspective on Heaven and Hell (2:38)
Does Judaism believe in Heaven and Hell? For more "Crossfire" questions, go to: torahcafe.com/crossfire.
Series: Individual Crossfire questions
Rabbi Berel Bell (151)
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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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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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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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51:00
Secrets of the Afterlife (51:00)
"The immortality of the soul is a matter which is of so great consequence to us and which touches us so profoundly that we must have lost all feeling to be indifferent about it," , Blaise Pascal, French philospher, 1623-1662
Rabbi Avrohom Bergstein (32)
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3:08
Paradise Lost (...and Found) (3:08)
Biblical Reflections: Find Yourself in the Stories of the Bible Everybody loves a good story. A good story takes hold of the imagination and provides a window into the human soul. The stories of the book of Genesis are the oldest stories in the world, yet they continue to inspire countless retellings and adaptations
Series: Biblical Reflections
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3:05
East of Eden (3:05)
Biblical Reflections: Find Yourself in the Stories of the Bible Everybody loves a good story. A good story takes hold of the imagination and provides a window into the human soul. The stories of the book of Genesis are the oldest stories in the world, yet they continue to inspire countless retellings and adaptations
Series: Biblical Reflections
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9:36
Torah Min Ha-Shamayim (9:36)
Mr. Brandon Floch is a Junior at Dartmouth College majoring in Government and Philosophy. He is from Westport, CT and comes from a family of two sets of twins. Ever since entering Dartmouth, he has become more and more curious about his Judaism and Jewish Philosophy. He took Sinai Scholars this past fall and he went on Birthright this past winter
Series: Sinai Scholars Academic Symposium 2010