Connexe
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Recordings of the weekly Friday morning Torah study class at Kehillat Israel in Pacific Palisades, California as well as other events at K.I. including sermons, classes and public events.
Kehillat Israel is an inclusive Jewish synagogue community, which honors diverse religious and spiritual backgrounds. Grounded in Jewish cultural and religious tradition, and guided by the core Reconstructionist principle to value both the wisdom of the past and the need for evolving belief and practice, KI seeks through prayer, learning and Tikkun Olam to create a sacred space in which its members of all ages may find meaning, purpose and joy. -
Consciously is a project of The Light Revealed, an organization and media publishing platform focusing on Jewish spirituality and recovery from addiction and other life challenges.
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Israel Mosaic explores a kaleidoscope of topics including current events, Biblical history, social commentary, personal accounts of people living in the land and issues that impact Jewish, Gentile and Christian lives in the Diaspora.This podcast seeks to give its listeners an authentic perspective on life in Israel and issues pertaining to the rest of the world. Come join me on this journey.
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Bringing Jewish life to life
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Coach Ratner was a world-class rare coin dealer & real estate developer in America. He has now transitioned himself into an influential educator for many organizations who seek inspiration. His focus is on fostering meaningful relationships, building self-esteem, and providing spiritual motivation. Coach Ratner helps people to gain clarity in all aspects of life. His unique style, energy and passion makes him a favorite wherever and whenever he speaks.
His weekly podcast, "Living in Clarity" boasts over 50,000 followers. It's available on Youtube, Apple, Spotify and all other major podcast outlets. You can also find him at www.coachratner.com.
Books on Amazon:The 10 Secrets to Find the Love of Your Life, free to download @ CoachRatner.com
The 10 Secrets to a Passionate Marriage, free to download @ CoachRatner.com
Find Your Awesome
Score: Mastering Wisdom, Wealth, and Happiness
Infinite Marriage; The 4 Phases of a Loving Relationship
Coming Fall 2024: Unloved; The 12 Strategies to Cure Low Self-Esteem
Sample of Classes:The 4 Phases of Love
Infinite Marriage
Body, Soul, or Poke Bowl
The Lamb & Lamborghini
3 Secrets to Success
Ignite Your Greatness
The Art of Persuasion; How to Get What You Want in Life
3 Steps to Powerful Speaking
Self-Esteem to Reach Your Dreams!
Unleash the Real You
Your Journey is Your Endgame
Be a Joy Jew, Not an Oy Jew
The Emotional Vampire (New)
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Activate Your Superpowers, so WE can change the world!
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Tradition: A Journal of Orthodox Jewish Thought is a quarterly Orthodox Jewish peer-reviewed academic journal published by the Rabbinical Council of America. It covers a range of topics including philosophy and theology, history, law, and ethics.
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Contact Chai is Mishkan Chicago’s podcast feed, where you can hear our Shabbat sermons, Morning Minyans, interviews with Jewish thought leaders, and more.
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Rabbi Elchanan Tauber starts the week off on a positive note charged with hope and joy based on the teachings of the Chassidic master Rabbi Nachman of Breslev, the great- grandson of the Baal Shem Tov.
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The Morning Scroll is your weekly, bite-sized parsha study with Rabbi Deena Cowans. Every week, R'Deena will offer a thorough summary of the week's Torah portion, and a bit of reflection to follow. If you’ve been meaning to brush up on your Jewish literacy, or you’re looking for some inspiration to head into the weekend, then you’ve come to the right place. Brought to you by Mishkan Chicago.
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Shiurim, Lessons, Stories, and Torah Teachings of Harav Shimshon Dovid Pincus Z"TL
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Start your day with in-depth studies of Chasidic thought as a preparation for davening. Classes are recorded live at Maayon Yisroel each day at 6:30am, before Shachris (morning prayers).
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Shiurim from Rabbi Elysha Sandler
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Join Paul and Aaron for a discussion of the Torah portion, exploring themes and personal reflections on the weekly parsha.
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People talking about stuff
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Each time Jewish thinkers pushed beyond the bounds of ideas from the past, they were labeled heretics or apostates. But the word, "heretic" comes from the Latin meaning, "to choose," and is "an opinion which disagrees with or conflicts with those who generally accept something as being authoritative, proper, or correct." In other words, a Heretic is a person who has applied their own intellect and experience of the world to emerge with a Truth that explains the Universe. This is a long-winded way of stating that, at Heretics Unite!, we explore that space which may diverge from the teachings of your childhood Sunday School teacher about the God, traditions, myths and purpose of Judaism. Join us each episode and listen with an open mind to see what feels right and what is still not quite there for you. Better yet, reach out to Rabbi Jay TelRav to join him on an upcoming episode to discuss the ideas together.
Cover art by Dr. Julie TelRav
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We know way more about our differences than our similarities. That needs to change.
The God Squad podcast is the latest from famed Rabbi Marc Gellman, who along with the late Father Tom Hartman made up "The God Squad." First, it a weekly newspaper column. Then it was a national cable TV show. Then it was regular appearances on ABC's Good Morning America.
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The Rosh Kollel, Rabbi Meir Riber, teaches classes to the Somerton Philadelphia community on a variety of topics.
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Quick Halachic overviews from Rabbi Shlomo Gantzfried's Kitzur Shulchan Aruch. Learn Halacha basics in 5 minutes!
Your one-stop shop for the Jewish life guide of law and ethics.
קיצור בקיצור
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Videos of these shiurim are available at https://vimeo.com/torahweb . This podcast consists of recordings of our in-person events (yemei iyun), which pay special attention to contemporary religious and social issues. Our speakers include Rabbi Hershel Schachter, Rabbi Mayer Twersky, Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz, Rabbi Ahron Lopiansky, Rabbi Mordechai Willig, and Rabbi Michael Rosensweig.
