http://www.jerusalempulseradio.com/drupal/show/7 The taxonomy view with a depth of 0. en noThe taxonomy view with a depth of 0. http://www.jerusalempulseradio.com/drupal/node/465 <p>Just days after the saddest day on the Jewish calendar comes one of the happiest! It comes to teach that Hashem's salvations can arrive in the blink of an eye. We explore this concept and the role that the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai plays in this process as well in this week's talk.</p> 46:22 DAVID SACKS Living With G-d Wed, 20 Aug 2008 00:47:00 -0700 dweiss 465 at http://www.jerusalempulseradio.com/drupal Just days after the saddest day on the Jewish calendar comes one of the happiest! It comes to teach that Hashem's salvations can arrive in the blink of an eye. We explore this concept and the role that the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai plays in this Just days after the saddest day on the Jewish calendar comes one of the happiest! It comes to teach that Hashem's salvations can arrive in the blink of an eye. We explore this concept and the role that the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai plays in this process as well in this week's talk. Living With G-d http://www.jerusalempulseradio.com/drupal/node/411 <p>Tisha B'Av has a duel nature. On the one hand, it is the saddest day of the year. On the other hand, our Sages teach that there is light contained within it that is of the Messianic level. How are we to react to this day? And what does it tell us about living as Jews in general? G-d willing this year we will all celebrate together in the Holy City of Yerushalyim!</p> <p>David</p> 45:32 DAVID SACKS Living With G-d Thu, 7 Aug 2008 22:20:26 -0700 dweiss 411 at http://www.jerusalempulseradio.com/drupal Tisha B'Av has a duel nature. On the one hand, it is the saddest day of the year. On the other hand, our Sages teach that there is light contained within it that is of the Messianic level. How are we to react to this day? And what does it tell us about l Tisha B'Av has a duel nature. On the one hand, it is the saddest day of the year. On the other hand, our Sages teach that there is light contained within it that is of the Messianic level. How are we to react to this day? And what does it tell us about living as Jews in general? G-d willing this year we will all celebrate together in the Holy City of Yerushalyim! David Living With G-d http://www.jerusalempulseradio.com/drupal/node/370 <p>It's amazing how deep and intricate G-d's guidance of the world is. We see it in so many ways. One instances is the times the law is concealed from Moshe's eyes. The Sages explain that this happens for different reasons. Sometimes it's in order to give merit to the one who desires to know, sometimes Moshe forgets because of anger, sometimes it's to bring praise to Moshe, another time it's to fix his past deeds! In today's talk we go through each case and learn some clues on how to get our own name in the Torah!</p> 47:43 David Sacks Living With G-d Mon, 28 Jul 2008 16:42:13 -0700 dweiss 370 at http://www.jerusalempulseradio.com/drupal It's amazing how deep and intricate G-d's guidance of the world is. We see it in so many ways. One instances is the times the law is concealed from Moshe's eyes. The Sages explain that this happens for different reasons. Sometimes it's in order to give m It's amazing how deep and intricate G-d's guidance of the world is. We see it in so many ways. One instances is the times the law is concealed from Moshe's eyes. The Sages explain that this happens for different reasons. Sometimes it's in order to give merit to the one who desires to know, sometimes Moshe forgets because of anger, sometimes it's to bring praise to Moshe, another time it's to fix his past deeds! In today's talk we go through each case and learn some clues on how to get our own name in the Torah! Living With G-d http://www.jerusalempulseradio.com/drupal/node/342 <p>What is the difference between men and women in Torah? How are we to understand the separation of men and women during prayer? Is it fair that men have more mitzvahs than women? Tzelafchad's daughters are heroes in the Torah. Starting with a detailed discussion of what they accomplished and how it applies to us today, we turn to a more general discussion of the different genders in light of the equality of the sexes we see in today's society.</p> 48:11 DAVID SACKS Living With G-d Mon, 21 Jul 2008 14:48:06 -0700 dweiss 342 at http://www.jerusalempulseradio.com/drupal What is the difference between men and women in Torah? How are we to understand the separation of men and women during prayer? Is it fair that men have more mitzvahs than women? Tzelafchad's daughters are heroes in the Torah. Starting with a detailed dis What is the difference between men and women in Torah? How are we to understand the separation of men and women during prayer? Is it fair that men have more mitzvahs than women? Tzelafchad's daughters are heroes in the Torah. Starting with a detailed discussion of what they accomplished and how it applies to us today, we turn to a more general discussion of the different genders in light of the equality of the sexes we see in today's society. Living With G-d http://www.jerusalempulseradio.com/drupal/node/315 <p>As many of us begin our adventure learning Torah we experience a mix of emotions. On the one hand, we are overwhelmed with the depth, beauty and vastness of it all. On the other hand, taking on the practical observances are often downright scary. Whether we are able to articulate it or not, many of us feel an existential sense that if I go down this path I will disappear! First and foremost -- don't be afraid! What awaits you is the fullest blossoming of your truest self. In this talk we explore this dynamic and how it works.</p> 33:30 David Sacks Living With G-d Mon, 14 Jul 2008 10:27:00 -0700 dweiss 315 at http://www.jerusalempulseradio.com/drupal As many of us begin our adventure learning Torah we experience a mix of emotions. On the one hand, we are overwhelmed with the depth, beauty and vastness of it all. On the other hand, taking on the practical observances are often downright scary. Whether As many of us begin our adventure learning Torah we experience a mix of emotions. On the one hand, we are overwhelmed with the depth, beauty and vastness of it all. On the other hand, taking on the practical observances are often downright scary. Whether we are able to articulate it or not, many of us feel an existential sense that if I go down this path I will disappear! First and foremost -- don't be afraid! What awaits you is the fullest blossoming of your truest self. In this talk we explore this dynamic and how it works. Living With G-d nonadult