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5:38
Love Story (5:38)
Click here for more from this concert. This concert took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Series: National Jewish Retreat 2016 Concert
Dudu Fisher (25)
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17:19
Maintaining Inspiration (17:19)
Rabbi Simon Jacobson will discuss how to maintain inspiration even after the inspiring event or experience has ended. Without actively trying to keep that inspiration alive, it will start to fade away. While getting inspired can take just a moment, keeping it permanently requires a continues effort
Rabbi Simon Jacobson (149)
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1:00:15
Women of the World (1:00:15)
A panel discussion celebrating Jewish women from all walks of life—the movers and shakers, the designers and doers, and the global leaders and agents of change. This panel discussion was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Mrs. Barbara Hines (1)
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10:12
Jewish Hero Award 2016 - Rivky Deren Berman OB"M (10:12)
This award was presented at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Series: National Jewish Retreat Awards
Rabbi Yisrael Deren (17)
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8:22
Pride of Israel (8:22)
Click here for more from this concert. This concert took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Series: National Jewish Retreat 2016 Concert
Dudu Fisher (25)
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42:05
The Great Latke Vs. Hamentash Debate (42:05)
Which is the worthier food? Scholars apply wit, humor, and intellectual panache in a deeply serious debate to resolve this, and other highly absurd questions. This humorous discussion was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet (186)
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8:56
Does G-d Have A Sense Of Humor? (8:56)
"Does G-d Have A Sense Of Humor?" is a talk given by Mr. David Sacks as part of a fast-paced session called "Ten Talks" featuring 10 short powertalks from 10 inspiring speakers, showcasing important ideas that change attitudes, lives, and, ultimately, the world. This talk was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Series: Ten Talks
Mr. David Sacks (6)
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56:58
How is G-d Relevant in 2016? (56:58)
A panel discussion on how to cultivate a relationship with G-d without losing touch with reality. This panel discussion was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Mr. David Sacks (6)
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6:03
Jerusalem Is Mine (6:03)
Click here for more from this concert. This concert took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Series: National Jewish Retreat 2016 Concert
Dudu Fisher (25)
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3:44
Song from the Era of the Tzemach Tzedek (3:44)
Click here for more from this concert. This concert took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Series: National Jewish Retreat 2016 Concert
Dudu Fisher (25)
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17:53
The Talmudic Version Of The Power Of Now (17:53)
"The Talmudic Version Of The Power Of Now" is a talk given by Rabbi Yosef Y. Jacobson as part of a fast-paced session called "Ten Talks" featuring 10 short powertalks from 10 inspiring speakers, showcasing important ideas that change attitudes, lives, and, ultimately, the world. This talk was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Series: Ten Talks
Rabbi YY Jacobson (103)
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8:15
What's Jewish about Judaism? And What It Has to Do with Your Life (8:15)
"What's Jewish About Judaism? And What it Has To Do With Your Life" is a talk given by Mrs. Shimona Tzukernik as part of a fast-paced session called "Ten Talks" featuring 10 short powertalks from 10 inspiring speakers, showcasing important ideas that change attitudes, lives, and, ultimately, the world
Series: Ten Talks
Mrs. Shimona Tzukernik (121)
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8:52
Taking Less and Receiving More (8:52)
"Taking Less and Receiving More" is a talk given by Rabbi David Aaron as part of a fast-paced session called "Ten Talks" featuring 10 short powertalks from 10 inspiring speakers, showcasing important ideas that change attitudes, lives, and, ultimately, the world. This talk was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Series: Ten Talks
Rabbi David Aaron (119)
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45:39
The People v. Joseph's Brothers (45:39)
Experience biblical scholarship and courtroom drama as we explore the brothers' role in the sale of Joseph. Are they guilty of conspiracy, kidnapping, and human trafficking? Or are they innocent, having acted with good reason? Watch as the prosecution and defense pitch biblical commentaries against each other, and then vote on the verdict
Hon. Andrew Kauffman (1)
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1:57
My Old Yerushalayim (1:57)
Click here for more from this concert. This concert took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Series: National Jewish Retreat 2016 Concert
Dudu Fisher (25)
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3:24
"Jerusalem" (3:24)
Click here for more from this concert. This concert took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Series: National Jewish Retreat 2016 Concert
Dudu Fisher (25)
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3:25
Adon Olam (3:25)
It's not known who wrote this piyut (religious poem) but candidates include Solomon ibn Gabirol (1021-1058) Spanish-Jewish paytan, Rav Hai Gaon (939-1038) one of the geonim or even Rabban Yochanan ben Zakkai, one of the scholars of the Talmudic era. Adon Olam has been a regular part of the daily and Sabbath liturgy since the 15th century
Series: National Jewish Retreat 2016 Concert
Dudu Fisher (25)
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55:02
Personal Encounters with the Rebbe (55:02)
This dynamic panel gets up close and personal with four individuals who's lives were changed by their encounter with the Rebbe. This panel discussion was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Mrs. Mary Cramer (1)
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14:37
Fish Don't Climb Trees (14:37)
"Fish Don't Climb Trees" is a talk given by Sara Kranz-Ciment and Joseph Bensmihen as part of a fast-paced session called "Ten Talks" featuring 10 short powertalks from 10 inspiring speakers, showcasing important ideas that change attitudes, lives, and, ultimately, the world. This talk was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Series: Ten Talks
Joseph Bensmihen (1)
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3:05
In My Own Lifetime (3:05)
Click here for more from this concert. This concert took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Series: National Jewish Retreat 2016 Concert
Dudu Fisher (25)
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42:07
Perseverance and Survival During the Holocaust (42:07)
Hear the first-person account of the story of two brothers clinging together for survival after their family perished in the wrath of the Third Reich. They struggled horrifically, and when the dust cleared at war's end, only one of them survived. Today, Dr. Eisenbach is a 92-year old dentist practicing in Southern California
Dr. Jacob Eisenbach (2)
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59:03
Top Bioethics Questions of 2016 (59:03)
This session will address the Jewish legal ramifications of the extraordinary advances and news items in medicine during the past year. Topics will include animal rights, gene editing, advances in organ transplantation, reproductive organ and genital transplants, and advances in epigenetic research. This lecture took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Rabbi Dr. Edward Reichman (51)
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50:45
Pharisees, Saducees, and the Dead Sea Scrolls (50:45)
An illustrated lecture on the contents, context, and significance of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Written during a turbulent time of great upheaval and conflict, the Dead Sea Scrolls shed light on much of what was the Second Temple era
Professor Lawrence Schiffman (17)
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1:04:25
Jewish Responses to Adversity (1:04:25)
The late Elie Wiesel is considered a major force in breaking the silence following the Holocaust. Was silence always the Jewish response to the catastrophes that befell our people? Did those responses affect how we look at our lives and history today? This lecture took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Professor Jeffrey Woolf (5)
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59:33
Medical Crossfire! (2016) (59:33)
The panelists will answer questions and address medically related ethical quandaries submitted by participants. No question is too basic or too complex. To see our other "Crossfire!" videos, click here. This panel was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Series: Crossfire!
Rabbi Berel Bell (151)
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55:23
Good-bye Ebola, Hello Zika: Jewish Legal Ramifications (55:23)
Last year, the Zika virus was virtually unknown to most of the world. Today, it is a major global health concern, threatening the cancellation of the Olympics
Rabbi Dr. Edward Reichman (51)
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56:05
Your Soul: Getting Acquainted (56:05)
If we are good people, why do we have unkind thoughts? And why do “bad people” have fits of conscience? Just as psychology provides the vocabulary to speak about the psyche, Tanya provides the key terms and constructs to express our souls. Who are we at our core? What is the cause of inner conflict? This session provides the terms to explore our most inner selves
Mrs. Menucha Schochet (1)
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28:34
How To Love G-d (28:34)
How can one be commanded to love God? Isn't love a feeling that one either has or doesn't? Rabbi Baruch Kaplan will teach the section of the Torah containing the Shema and explain how this is possible. This lecture took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Rabbi Boruch Kaplan (17)
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9:15
The Power of Prayer (9:15)
"The Power of Prayer" is a talk given by Mrs. Laurie Lans as part of a fast-paced session called "Ten Talks" featuring 10 short powertalks from 10 inspiring speakers, showcasing important ideas that change attitudes, lives, and, ultimately, the world. This talk was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Series: Ten Talks
Mrs. Laurie Lans (4)
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10:32
Life Without Bounds: Inspiration for an Outrageously Good Life (10:32)
"Life Without Bounds: Inspiration for an Outrageously Good Life" is a talk given by Rabbi Dov Greenberg as part of a fast-paced session called "Ten Talks" featuring 10 short powertalks from 10 inspiring speakers, showcasing important ideas that change attitudes, lives, and, ultimately, the world. This talk was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Series: Ten Talks
Rabbi Dov Greenberg (57)
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52:01
Maimonides: Laws of Red Heifer Chapter 6 (52:01)
Maimonides' magnum opus, the Mishneh Torah, is a work spanning hundreds of chapters and describing all laws mentioned in the Torah. This text-based class offers the opportunity to participate in the daily study of Maimonides, introduced by the Rebbe. This session was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Rabbi Berel Bell (151)
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45:49
Jews and Politics: Who Should I Vote For? (45:49)
Hillary? Trump? Neither? A unique Jewish take on the elections, the candidates, and what we can and cannot expect, based on 2000 years of Jewish experience in the Diaspora. This lecture took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Rabbi YY Jacobson (103)
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59:23
Autopsy, Body Donation, and Jewish Law (59:23)
What is the Jewish legal view on donating one’s body to science? Does Jewish Law permit postmortem procedures? How should the conflicting wishes of the deceased’s family and forensic pathologists be resolved? This session will explore Jewish ethical perspectives on the treatment of the body after death and apply them to the realities of today
Rabbi Mordechai Dinerman (18)
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44:34
A Clergyman's Perspective on the Toughest Medical Quandaries (44:34)
Every day, rabbis are asked to make halachic decisions in all areas of daily life. What goes through a rabbi’s mind when heart-stopping life and death decisions are at stake? One of Montreal’s most respected Jewish legal expert reviews real-life quandaries posed by members of his community and how he was able to guide them through the most difficult decisions
Rabbi Berel Bell (151)
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58:26
Creation for Mummies, Dummies and Nudniks (58:26)
What exactly was G-d thinking when He decided to create the universe? This uniquely experiential tutorial will provide the “behind-the-scenes” of Creation. Discover the interconnectedness of all things will become apparent, and the underlying unity. This lecture took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Mr. Hershel Lazaroff (3)
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55:39
The Ethics of Urban Privacy In A Modern Society (55:39)
Is it ethical to use a covert nanny cam to protect your children? Are you obligated to share sensitive information about your friend with his or her potential employer or spouse? Are you allowed to read information embedded in an electronic file that the sender didn't intend for you to see? How will you decide? This session provides a text-based self-guided study with a partner that explores these complex conundrums through the lens of original Talmudic texts
Rabbi Mordechai Dinerman (18)
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59:46
Fascinating Halachic Dilemmas (59:46)
A variety of fascinating queries brought before rabbis in the last one hundred years. Presented by one of America’s leading halachic authorities. This lecture took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Rabbi Yosef Shusterman (34)
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55:28
Harvesting Organs from Clones (55:28)
Using the bestseller, Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishigura, as a catalyst for discussion, this session will address issues including the permissibility of cloning, the legal status of a clone, and the legal ramifications of sacrificing one person to save another. It is not required to read the book for this session. This lecture took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Rabbi Dr. Edward Reichman (51)
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54:59
Mind Management: Coping with Stress and Anxiety (54:59)
Living with uncertainty can cause stress, fear and worry about our futures. Whether these worries are reasonable or not, they impede our happiness and overall well-being. This session will explore texts from Chasidic philosophical works and the latest empirical findings from Positive Psychology that provide a profound and empowering formula to take control our emotional lives
Rabbi Mordechai Dinerman (18)
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39:59
Why I Wrote the Gilded Cage (39:59)
Of all biblical stories, the story of Esther is the best-known and, arguably, the most misunderstood. Queen Esther is a heroine often portrayed in a superficial, two-dimensional manner. As a result, her full story remains untold. Mrs. Sorele Brownstein has mined the rich Jewish tradition of biblical interpretation to shed light on a figure whose true heroism is often overlooked
Mrs. Sorele Brownstein (1)
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37:00
In G-d We Trust? (37:00)
At Mount Sinai, the Jewish people received a mandate to bring an awareness of G-d to the world and share His message with its citizens
Mr. Dennis Prager (27)
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48:11
Religious Liberty in the United States (48:11)
From the proposed 2011 circumcision ban in San Francisco to clashes between religion and advocates for same-gender marriage, recent legal developments have raised serious questions about how U.S. law will continue to protect religious custom, law, and practice
Professor Michael A. Helfand (5)
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52:42
Rediscovering the Fascinating Revolt of Bar Kochba (52:42)
The Bar Kokhba Revolt (132-135 CE) marked the Jewish people’s valiant last stand in ancient times to maintain political independence on their own land. Explore modern-day discoveries made in the Judean desert that have contributed greatly to scholars’ understanding of the revolt
Professor Lawrence Schiffman (17)
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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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56:23
Crossfire 2 (2016) (56:23)
How do I know my mission in life? If God is perfect, how can He change His mind? Why do I need a Rabbi if I have Google? What is the Jewish perspective on the Olympics? Can there be love without respect? If previous generations didn’t merit the redemption, why will we? Should I force my children to become religious? These are just some of the questions that are answered in this "Crossfire" session
Series: Crossfire!
Rabbi Simon Jacobson (149)
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52:00
Living on Purpose: Choose Joy Now! (52:00)
We are infinitely greater then we think, and our lives are intrinsically more meaningful. Discover our eternal and internal connection with the Great Self—G-d. This talk offers a clear roadmap, detailing how to become whole; how to align our individual self with our Great Self; and how to serve so we can channel G-d's presence into everything we think, say, and do
Rabbi David Aaron (119)
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53:15
Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People? (53:15)
Atheism has one major advantage: it explains evil elegantly. But how does the man of faith approach this question? In a letter penned in 1965 by the Lubavitcher Rebbe to Noble Laureate Eli Wiesel, the Rebbe discusses the questions of all questions. This lecture took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Rabbi YY Jacobson (103)
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57:14
Contemplative Technologies of the Chabad Rebbes (57:14)
This class delves into the heart of mindful Jewish experience, exploring the various contemplative practices and powerful mental imagery espoused by the rebbes of Chabad as techniques to evoke heightened states of cognitive and emotional awareness and inspire love, hope, faith, and inner calm. This lecture took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Rabbi Zalman Abraham (12)
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58:00
Navigating the Stormy Waters of Life (58:00)
Staying afloat through the stresses of everyday life can be daunting. How can we overcome the unique challenges of parenting in today’s world? How can we best deal with family conflict from disparate levels of observance? Learn how to develop strategies through timeless Torah wisdom on how to cope with day-to-day anxieties in order to live a more balanced life
Rabbi Yosef Shusterman (34)
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57:42
The History of Jews in Islamic Countries (57:42)
Numerous Jews lived in Islamic countries for hundreds of years until the rise of the State of Israel. This lecture will examine the relationship between Jews and the dominant Muslim cultures in which they lived throughout the ages in an attempt to understand Israel’s current struggle to live in peace among its neighbors
Professor Lawrence Schiffman (17)
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1:00:57
What the Rebbe Said May Surprise You (1:00:57)
Is there life on other planets? Are the souls of the pious greater than the souls of the secular? Are non-Jews inferior? Should we be trying to make Jews more religious? How do we fight antisemitism? Was Freud correct about the id? What is the best way to respond to the Holocaust? What do you say to an atheist? What is sexuality? What is the secret to love and sustainable relationships? How do we build a better world? Discover the Rebbe’s unexpected perspectives on these and other contemporary issues, which will both astonish and provide you with a new way of looking at life and its challenges
Rabbi Simon Jacobson (149)
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56:40
How Israel Raises a Multicultural Army (56:40)
In the State of Israel, the IDF is often where new immigrants begin their integration into Israeli society. Understandably, there is occasionally tension between people of different backgrounds. In this class, Rabbi Aaron Rakefet, a veteran of the Israel Defense Forces, will explore what it means to create an IDF where all Jews feel at home
Rabbi Aaron Rakeffet-Rothkoff (3)
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1:04:28
The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Jewish Origins of Christianity (1:04:28)
In this lecture, Professor Schiffman, a leading scholar of the Dead Sea Scrolls analyzes the origins of the texts
Professor Lawrence Schiffman (17)
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46:23
How to Know and Feel G-d in Our Everyday Lives (46:23)
For some of us, G-d is like a critical Parent or an exacting heavenly Judge. For others, G-d is like a caring Friend Who is there to fix problems after we create them
Rabbi David Aaron (119)
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53:47
My Life as a Mossad Agent in Russia (53:47)
When the Jews of the former Soviet Union suffered poverty and persecution, their brethren in the free world never forgot them. In 1980, Rabbi Rakefet wase enlisted by the Mossad to teach Talmud and to bring hope to countless Jews behind the Iron Curtain. A unique opportunity to hear a gripping first-hand account of this daring mission
Rabbi Aaron Rakeffet-Rothkoff (3)
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50:40
The Pursuit of Happiness (50:40)
The stock market, marriage, the kids, the grandkids, the mortgage, so many things fill us with anxiety and sometimes drag us down. How do we maintain a happy disposition in the face of it all? Learn how to navigate the incredible path Judaism sets to achieve a truly happy life. This lecture took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet (186)
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48:37
A U.S. Navy Officer and Rabbi's Wife (48:37)
With an engaging and dynamic style of presentation, Lieutenant Commander Laurie Lans weaves stirring stories of her time in war, taking us to a menorah-lighting ceremony in Saddam Hussein’s palace, a megillah reading in the hills of Afghanistan, and through her fascinating journey of Jewish pride and tenacity under extreme conditions
Mrs. Laurie Lans (4)
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1:00:24
The Modern Mystical Movement: Three Centuries of Chassidim (1:00:24)
The Chasidic movement arose as one of Judaism’s responses to modernity. Chasidism sought to intensify traditional Jewish observance, placing greater emphasis on mystical spirituality, enthusiasm, and community. Trace the rise and development of Chasidism in Europe, its move to North America and Israel, and its influence on Judaism
Professor Lawrence Schiffman (17)
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53:51
Family Feud: Can't We All Just Get Along? (53:51)
With labels for every type of individual: left wing, right wing, ultra-orthodox, secular, is it ever possible to get along? Decades of acrimony and strife have created a toxic atmosphere. Is there room for understanding, or must we stick to our principles at the price of peace? This open and painful conversation about reconciliation is one that cannot be avoided
Rabbi YY Jacobson (103)
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57:45
The Future of Israel and Zionism (57:45)
Nearly two thousand years after the Temple was destroyed in Jerusalem, Israel is still struggling with its identity and raison d’être. In the 1940s, Modern Zionism and the birth of the State of Israel were driven by the dream of a Jewish homeland
Rabbi Simon Jacobson (149)
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16:25
Looking Back to the Future (16:25)
This address was delivered at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky (22)
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45:12
Sojourns in Hollywood (45:12)
The life story of David Sacks—Emmy-award winning writer/producer of The Simpsons; Golden Globe winner for Third Rock from the Sun, and a creative force on other TV cult classics. Hear the ups-and-downs, the feats and fiascoes, of a spiritual journey undertaken amidst the decadence of Hollywood. This lecture took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Mr. David Sacks (6)
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58:38
The Rebbe and the Rav (58:38)
What was the special relationship between two spiritual giants of the Jewish world in the twentieth century? Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, the Chassidic Rebbe of Lubavitch, and Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik, the Rav and dean of Yeshiva University’s Rabbinical Seminary represented two vastly different schools of thought
Rabbi Aaron Rakeffet-Rothkoff (3)
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47:19
My Outreach in War-Torn Countries (47:19)
This lecture took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Mrs. Laurie Lans (4)
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47:51
The Lubavitcher Rebbe and Non Jews (47:51)
In contrast to previous generations, Jews today enjoy freedom and protection in their host countries, and live lives that are fully integrated with their non-Jewish neighbors. In this, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, saw responsibility and opportunity
Professor Lawrence Schiffman (17)
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58:00
Destiny Is Calling: Don't Miss Your Mission! (58:00)
Each of us has a divine mission in life. When we understand this, we are able to take control of our life; to use our creative powers more fully; to give more to others, our community, and the world. This talk helps us find our connection to the divine within ourselves and then shows us how to manifest that divine presence in our dealings with others, especially during tumultuous times
Rabbi David Aaron (119)
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50:26
From a Reform Rabbi to Chabad (50:26)
Join Rabbi Burt Aaron Siegel in his first-hand fascinating account of a leading Reform Rabbi's tumultuous spiritual journey from the pulpit of a prominent Reform temple in the heart of New York City, through the Indian hub of Eastern religions, to his ultimate destination that brought the happiest years of his life upon discovering Chabad, the Rebbe and his true self
Rabbi Burt Siegel (1)
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54:03
The G-d-Powered Life: How to Find "You-topia" (54:03)
Who am I? Who is G-d? Why would G-d be interested in my life? Feeling and expressing our connection to the divine is the most vital work we can do in our lives. It helps us become the best we can be so we can feel truly fulfilled and at peace—with ourselves and others. But to live our connection with G-d, we have to first understand who we really are, why we exist, and where we are going
Rabbi David Aaron (119)
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56:22
Secrets to Self-Mastery, Happiness, and Sacred Self-Worth (56:22)
Discover the ultimate “soul-utions” to life’s problems. Turn challenges into exciting opportunities for self-discovery and spiritual growth. Become the master of your destiny rather than the victim of your fate. This talk offers the keys to unlock new doors of awareness, clarity, and the essential tools for achieving unconditional self-worth and personal empowerment
Rabbi David Aaron (119)
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9:56
The Muscle of Impossibility (9:56)
"The Muscle of Impossibility" is a talk given by Rabbi Mendel Kalmenson as part of a fast-paced session called "Ten Talks" featuring 10 short powertalks from 10 inspiring speakers, showcasing important ideas that change attitudes, lives, and, ultimately, the world. This talk was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Series: Ten Talks
Rabbi Mendel Kalmenson (68)
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13:56
How One Person Can Change The World (13:56)
"How One Person Can Change The World" is a talk given by Mr. Randy Gold as part of a fast-paced session called "Ten Talks" featuring 10 short powertalks from 10 inspiring speakers, showcasing important ideas that change attitudes, lives, and, ultimately, the world. This talk was featured at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Series: Ten Talks
Mr. Randy Gold (1)
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1:01:07
Meet the Ashkenazim: They're Not Who You Think (1:01:07)
The overwhelming majority of American Jews are of Ashkenazic origin. Before Yiddish and Fiddler on the Roof, our Ashkenazic ancestors spoke Greek and controlled international trade. Take a close, fascinating look at these colorful forbears whose imprint on Jews today is still palpable. This lecture took place at the 11th annual National Jewish Retreat
Professor Jeffrey Woolf (5)
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53:35
Crossfire 1 (2016) (53:35)
Why don't we live in Israel? Why do all holidays revolve around food? Why can't a woman be counted in a Minyan? What is the response to Antisemitism? Will Antisemitism ever end? Should women fight in combat? Why can't one ride a bicycle on Shabbat? These are just some of the questions that are answered in this "Crossfire" session
Series: Crossfire!
Rabbi Berel Bell (151)