The Kabbalah of Souls and Humans (1:24:40)

Rabbi Menachem Wolf (12)

Do You Have a Foundation? (1:24:38)

Rabbi Simon Jacobson (149)

The Kabbalah of Angels and Demons (1:19:57)

Rabbi Menachem Wolf (12)

Living with Integrity, Lesson 6: Commitments (1:16:12)

Living with Integrity: Navigating Everyday Ethical Dilemmas Even with the highest ideals and best intentions, we don't always know the right thing to say or do. Living with integrity is never easy. We all try the best we can. But every one of us faces dilemmas day in and day out that challenge our sense of right and wrong

Series: Living with Integrity

Rabbi Shraga Sherman (137)

Why We Learn Spiritual Concepts (1:09:33)

Does the value of something come from its physical properties and dimensions, or from to the idea it stands for and represents? What’s the difference between “Thing based thinking” and “Idea based thinking”? This podcast was provided by “Mission Driven: Long Short Way”.

Matisyahu Goren (1)

Is Shabbat the New Superfood? (1:08:50)

What is the science to keeping Shabbat in a way that enhances relationships, lowers stress and betters life in the 21st century? Shabbat seems so dogmatic and non spiritual, what is the inner meaning of Shabbat? Rabbi Menachem Wolf of the Spiritgrow Josef Kryss Centre analyses the wellness benefits as well as the Spiritual nature of the seventh day of the week based on contemporary wellness teachings and Kabalistic interpretation of shabbat

Rabbi Menachem Wolf (12)

Medical Crossfire! (2014) (1:03:49)

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 session was featured at the 9th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Series: Crossfire!

Rabbi Dr. Edward Reichman (51)

Ensuring the Jewish Future (1:03:14)

Rabbi YY Jacobson (103)

”Untouchable”: May One Use Data from Nazi Experimentation? (1:02:53)

How do our inner desires affect the outcome of decisions? Rabbi Berel Bell discusses the opinions of secular and Torah authorities on the use of data acquired with torture. He presents sources in the Talmud and commentaries that deal with similar issues in order to reach a decision about the use of Nazi data. Rabbi Bell makes his topic interesting and relevant.

Rabbi Berel Bell (151)

Modesty, Gender Equality, and the Wedding Blessings (1:01:31)

Professor Don Seeman (4)

The Economics of Creative Destruction (1:01:06)

What is the age of the world? 1 minute. Rabbi Asher Crispe reviews the changes in technology and agriculture over the last century. 97% of the work force has been freed up from agricultural work and now manufacturing is being done with robots. As bad as the economy seems this is the best time in the history of the world

Rabbi Asher Crispe (45)

Can a Jew be for Jesus? - Part 2 (1:00:25)

In part 2 of Rabbi Dr. Immanuel Schochet’s lecture, he dissects passages from the Bible often quoted by Christian missionaries and exposes the fallacy of their interpretations. He tells the story of the Jewish victims of missionary groups and sharply condemns the immorality of missionaries preying on ignorant Jews

Series: Can a Jew be for Jesus?

Rabbi Dr. J. Immanuel Schochet (34)

Jewish Philosophy at a Glance (59:51)

Dr. Shmuel Klatzkin (7)

Foundations of a Meaningful Life (59:43)

This lecture was delivered at the 7th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Rabbi Abba Perelmuter (63)

Ancient Role Models for Modern Times (58:46)

How can jewelry provide a path to effective child rearing? The Torah is replete with current messages from our ancestresses to improve our lives. Mrs. Esther Kosofsky begins with a fascinating visualization of the different jewelry brought as gifts for building the Tabernacle

Mrs. Esther Kosofsky (1)

Warning: Religion May Be Harmful to Your Health (58:46)

Throughout history so much violence and bloodshed has been perpetrated in the name of religion. From forced conversions to killing those considered infidels, it is vital that we examine the role of religion in today s society and understand how something that should create more moral and peaceful people has, unfortunately, all too often led to the exact opposite

Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)

Staying in Touch with Your Teenager (57:57)

This lecture was delivered at the 6th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Mrs. Bronya Shaffer (2)

Whose Life Is It, Anyway? (57:49)

In 1979, conjoined twins were born to a Jewish family in the United States. The drama that followed shocked doctors, challenged the leading halachic minds of the time and ultimately involved the Supreme Court. This talk will give a fascinating insight into Judaism’s approach to some of the hot topics of modern-day moral dilemmas

Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet (186)

Does a Fetus Have Rights? (56:28)

If you aren’t Pro Life are you pro death? If you aren’t Pro Choice are you for no choice? What makes us a person and when do we become one? The National Jewish Retreat this past summer featured Rabbi Berel Bell delving into these questions. He is a Judge on the Montreal Beis Din as well as extremely knowledgeable about secular and medical ethics

Rabbi Berel Bell (151)

Tales of The Bible (Genesis) (56:27)

The Bible first hit the shelves some 3,300 years ago and hasn’t been revised since. How, then, does it remain relevant today? Do the stories of slaves and deserts and Canaanite tribes really matter anymore? An analytical look at the tales of the Torah reveals a wealth of contemporary meaning for our modern lives.

Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet (186)

Being a Jew in the World (55:52)

The foundations of the civilized world are Cain and Seth, and one of them murdered his brother. Rabbi Sholom Lipskar describes the lineage of the Jews and some of the evil people who are very distant relatives, descendents of Abraham, and Isaac. The Jews have the sacred mission to imbue civilization with holiness, and to recognize and accept everyone else for their own mission in the world

Rabbi Sholom Lipskar (14)

Why Bad Things Happen to Good People? (55:47)

Rabbi Pinchas Taylor (67)

Is Chasidism Relevant? (55:22)

Travel back in time to 17th century Europe to learn how Chasidism was born and grew. Where did it spring from? What are its beliefs? And does it have any relevance to today’s society? Get a fresh perspective on this misunderstood movement and find out how we can still be mystics in a modern world. This lecture took place at the 9th annual National Jewish Retreat

Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet (186)

Do's and Dont's: Which is Greater? (54:33)

Join two Chassidic masters for a debate of great value. Judaism is full of do's and don'ts but what is more important? Does G-d want the action or the inaction of our daily lives more? This session was featured at the 13th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)

The Evolution of Moshiach (53:45)

Series: Chassidus and Coffee: The Simple Servant

Rabbi Ruvi New (101)

Healthy Living: Mind, Body, and Soul (53:44)

Our body is a precious commodity, but we pay more attention to our cars. Mrs. Tzivia Jacobson explains the dichotomy of the body and the soul. A soul without a body can't accomplish its mission; a body needs the soul to direct its health. Mrs. Jacobson gives clear explanations of the roles of the body and soul and what our part is in this world.

Mrs. Tzivia Jacobson (1)

Six Jewish Ideas for Coping with Anxiety (53:01)

Stress and worry are impediments to our well-being. How can we rise above our worries and anxieties, whether they are about the present or future, and retain our joie du vivre? In this session, we will grapple with six ideas from across Jewish literature, each providing one dimension of insight

Rabbi Mordechai Dinerman (18)

Smashing the Myths about Judaism and Feminism (52:42)

The feminist revolution in the 1970s aimed to create a better world by making men more like women, and women more like men. Jewish philosophy, however, focuses on the unique and different roles of men and women. Is this a contradiction? Does Judaism believe in gender equality? Join the author of bestseller To Be a Jewish Woman for a deeper look at this contentious issue

Dr. Lisa Aiken (16)

A Universal God (52:17)

This captivating talk by Rabbi Mendel Kaplan, Spiritual Leader at Chabad Flamingo and Chaplain of the York Region Police Department to a group of non-Jewish High School students, offers a rudimentary yet fascinating introduction to God, religion, and religious laws that apply to every human being

Rabbi Mendel Kaplan (31)

How the Rebbe Empowered Our Generation (51:30)

Rabbi Dov Greenberg (57)

Leading by Example: The Lubavitcher Rebbe in Action (51:06)

Examine seven inspiring stories from the Rebbe’s life to not only learn, but experience, the Rebbe’s way of life. This lecture was delivered at the 13th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Rabbi Shlomo Yaffe (68)

King David: Ruler, Warrior, Poet and Scholar (50:41)

Relive the trials and triumphs of one of the most colorful personalities in Jewish history. Learn of David’s ferocious battles against the Philistines, hear the song of his harp, and follow the mighty king’s transformation into the sweet singer of Israel

Rabbi Chaim Block (35)

The Jew's Guide to the Galaxy (50:03)

What was G-d thinking? Despite the efforts of Socrates, Spinoza and Schopenhauer, are we any closer to the answer? In this lecture, we cut straight to the chase and explore in plain English some of history’s enduring mysteries

Rabbi Shais Taub (115)

Are Torah and Psychology Compatible? (49:58)

Discover the history of renown psychologist Viktor Frankl, how he developed his school of psychology, and the fateful message delivered to him by the Lubavitcher Rebbe that saved all of his work. Learn how Frankl’s work differs and is superior to the Freudian and Adlerian psychology. For more information, please visit: www.torahpsychology.org.

Series: Torah Psychology Conference #1

Rabbi Simon Jacobson (149)

Kabbalah for Beginners Part 2 (48:42)

Chabad is an acronym for wisdom, knowledge and understanding. Rabbi Abba Perelmuter begins with an overview of chapter 1 of Tanya. Join the class to find out what the whole Chabad movement is based on.

Series: Kabbalah for Beginners

Rabbi Abba Perelmuter (63)

Unleashing Your Power for Abundance (48:17)

We live in a world of make-believe because the world, as we experience it, is actually made of what we believe about ourselves and God. Some say that seeing is believing, but Kabbalah teaches us that believing is seeing. “Bold and Blessed” is about having the courage to reclaim and activate your power to open the floodgates of abundance

Rabbi David Aaron (119)

Sensitivity: the Hallmark of the Tzaddik (46:20)

Rabbi Chay Amar (6)

Truth Be Told: Simple Truths Not to Be Missed (46:17)

This video is part of a series of live streams by the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute (JLI) to provide quality lectures during the worldwide COVID-19 lockdowns. Click here to see more.

Series: Live Social Media Streams

Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)

Illuminating the World (45:02)

Mrs. Esther Sternberg (1)

What is Our Obligation to Our President and Country? (44:57)

The Puritans seeking refuge from religious persecution likened themselves to the Jews fleeing Egypt. Rabbi Pinchas Taylor, with his familiarity with American history, traces the influence of Judaism on the actions and attitudes of our founding fathers. In addition he clarifies our obligations to our host countries and its leaders.

Rabbi Pinchas Taylor (67)

The Art of Marriage: To Love and Laugh (44:18)

Is the secret to fulfilling relationships and powerful intimacy found in a 4,000 year-old tradition? Join an unforgettable lecture on how to remain sane and spirited through the roller-coaster of married life. This lecture will explore the exposed and concealed sides of every relationship, provide tools to deal with your spouses flaws and keep the fires burning through it all

Rabbi YY Jacobson (103)

G-d, Money, and Power (44:11)

Why did G-d design the world so that we spend most of our time and energy with money, making it, or worrying about it? Rabbi Saul Djanogly has meshed his 2 worlds to become the Wealth Rabbi. He explains the faith system behind our finances; a $20 bill has no intrinsic value, other than the faith we have in it; credit comes from the Latin word for belief

Rabbi Saul Djanogly (2)

The Woman's Role in the Jewish Future (43:18)

The secret of remembering what you hear and why women have more of the necessary attribute. Rabbi Simon Jacobson defines bitul as modesty, humility and suspension of self. Everything in life goes through a state of bitul; a seed rots in the soil to grow a beautiful tree; a mother carries a baby within her before birth

Rabbi Simon Jacobson (149)

Doesn't Anyone Blush Anymore? (42:45)

Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)

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)

The Multidimensional Experience of the Passover Seder (42:06)

Make sense of the Passover Seder and its mysterious mix of four cups of wine, bitter herb sandwiches and hidden matzot. Through a detailed study of the fascinating Talmudic discussion of the laws of reclining, we will uncover new meaning in the Seder while bolstering our understanding of Talmudic logic. This lecture was delivered at the 8th annual National Jewish Retreat

Rabbi Boruch Kaplan (17)

Benefits of Kosher (40:54)

I do it because I love you. Mrs. Miriam Lipskier discusses the romance of Judaism as expressed by keeping kosher. We connect to the divine by doing what G-d wants even though we don’t understand why. This class was delivered at Chabad Lubavitch of Georgia.

Mrs. Miriam Lipskier (9)

Celebrating the Service Driven Life (40:08)

Discover how Torah’s spiritual technology enables us to live with purpose, passion, and power, and to fill our days with greater goodness and ultimate joy. This lecture was delivered at the 13th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Rabbi David Aaron (119)

The Lunar Woman: Rosh Chodesh in Jewish Literature (38:47)

Mrs. Chanie Baron (2)

Bringing Out Your Child's Unique Potential (38:42)

Plant a grapevine, watch it grow and learn how to raise your children. In this outstanding presentation, Rabbi Lawrence Keleman lays out the 3 steps necessary to raise great kids. With stories and humor he describes the method involving Planting, Building and Prayer. Produced by Sinai Indaba.

Rabbi Lawrence Kelemen (4)

Is "The Chosen People" Racist? (37:19)

This video is part of a series of live streams by the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute (JLI) to provide quality lectures during the worldwide COVID-19 lockdowns. Click here to see more.

Series: Live Social Media Streams

Mrs. Goldie Plotkin (6)

Whole Psychiatry: Healthy Mind, Healthy Body (37:16)

Dr. Robert Hedaya’s concept of Whole Psychiatry looks at both traditional psychiatry and functional medicine to get a complete view of a patient’s psychological and physical health. This armchair discussion with Dr. Hedaya and Rabbi Shais Taub, a leading authority on Jewish mysticism, will compare and contrast the medical and mystical viewpoints

Dr. Robert Hedaya (1)

A Mother in the Rebbe's Army (36:23)

Series: Soul Encounters

Mrs. Chaya Teldon (28)

Apollo 613 (36:23)

The Torah focuses on humanity’s role in this world. Does it say anything about life on other planets? Does Judaism believe in extraterrestrial life? And what is the overall Jewish approach to science? These questions are not merely theoretical; the answers provide crucial insight into an area often unexplored—our personal inner space

Rabbi Shlomo Yaffe (68)

The Chassidic View of Inner Contentment (34:39)

What do you do when your dashboard lights go on? Fix the problem or ignore them? Rabbi Chaim Miller would ignore the lights. We despise any physical or emotional pain; inner contentment should always be a priority. Chassidus is a powerful tool for coping with painful emotions. Remember that G-d loves us, cares about our lives and has a plan.

Rabbi Chaim Miller (49)

The Warmth of Shabbat (32:53)

Shabbat makes up one-seventh of our life. It’s clearly important, but why? Is it simply “a day of rest,” a chance to disconnect? Or is it something more, a taste of the World to Come, a chance to truly reconnect? Join us in this special pre-Shabbat talk to find out. This lecture was delivered at the 14th annual National Jewish Retreat

Rabbi Shmuel Reichman (71)

Finders, Keepers: The Jewish Laws of Lost Property (31:37)

Are you obligated to return found money? How hard must you search for its owner? Experience the thrill of authentic Talmudic study with this guided analysis of Tractate Baba Metziah and the laws of disputed ownership. This lecture was delivered at the 8th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Rabbi Boruch Kaplan (17)

Middle Eastern Games (31:13)

Global warming could lead to cooler weather in Europe; raising taxes leads to less revenue;disarming leads to war. Professor Yisroel Aumann relates contradictions that prove his game-theory that led to his winning a Nobel Prize. Professor Aumann relates the example of the Arabs versus the Crusaders and how Arab patience can overcome the impatience of the Jews for peace.

Professor Yisrael (Robert) Aumann (1)

Can a Jew be for Jesus? - Q&A (30:35)

Rabbi Dr. Schochet addresses questions from the audience with his usual candor and wit.

Series: Can a Jew be for Jesus?

Rabbi Dr. J. Immanuel Schochet (34)

Is Everything Predetermined? (30:03)

Series: Sinai Scholars Academic Symposium 2015

Rabbi Shlomo Yaffe (68)

Finding Your Inner Eshet Chayil: A Talk on Personal Bravery (29:13)

Mrs. Sara Esther Crispe (25)

Revealing the Feminine Millennium (28:30)

What moved G-d to create the world? This is a trick question, if there was a reason that motivated G-d then he is not the primary force. With Rabbi Manis Friedman we learn that G-d created the world only because He desired it. In this world that G-d created, people can do what they want

Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)

Why Can't We see G-d (28:10)

Series: Chassidus and Coffee: Full Devotion

Rabbi Ruvi New (101)

The Kabbalah behind Washing Your Hands (28:06)

 What is the significance of the Jewish ritual of washing our hands every morning? Rabbi Chay Amar explains the mystical meaning behind this seemingly simple act. He explores the reasons given for this ritual and how it can become a profound exercise that will infuse your day with spiritual focus.

Rabbi Chay Amar (6)

Who Does G-d Think I Am? (27:38)

This video is part of a series of live streams by the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute (JLI) to provide quality lectures during the worldwide COVID-19 lockdowns. Click here to see more.

Series: Live Social Media Streams

Rabbi Boruch Kaplan (17)

Discovering Israel (27:36)

Series: Israel Mission 2014

Rabbi Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz (157)

Situational Leadership (27:24)

What are the key characteristics of a leader? Is it intelligence, charisma, grace, eloquence, or is it something altogether elusive? Dr. Simcha Leibovich uses the biblical description of Moses to explore the components of an effective leader. He presents four styles of leadership based on characters from the Bible and explains the meaning of situational leadership

Dr. Simcha Leibovich (5)

Choosing the Good Among the Goods (27:12)

Benjamin Miller  Born in Thornhill, Ontario, now studies political science and philosophy at the University of Ottawa. In his studies in political theory, he often brings Jewish perspectives to secular issues to bring new and deeper insights

Series: Sinai Scholars Academic Symposium 2013

Jewish People: Mark Twain's Question (26:34)

The greatest empires have been wiped off the map of history. How have the Jews survived? Mark Twain ponders this question in Concerning the Jews. Rabbi Yosef Y. Jacobson answers by finding the one common denominator that has existed for over 3300 years of Jewish history.

Rabbi YY Jacobson (103)

16. Meditation: Awe of God (26:34)

Click Here to order Rabbi Gurkow's book; Reaching for G-d: The Jewish Book on Self Help.

Series: Living With Purpose

Rabbi Lazer Gurkow (23)

15. The Power of Meditation (25:20)

 If you are interested in purchasing Rabbi Gurkow's book click the following link Reaching for G-d: The Jewish Book on Self Help.

Series: Living With Purpose

Rabbi Lazer Gurkow (23)

You Can Be Free from All Limitations (25:19)

Mrs. Dina Hurwitz (2)

Gender Roles (24:35)

A cursory look at Jewish law and customs can shock the uninformed observer. But scratch just a little beneath the surface and you will discover a perfectly balanced system that not only protects but promotes equality. Cast aside media meddling and hackneyed thinking and see for yourself the true gender balance that lies at the heart of Judaism

Mrs. Chaya Teldon (28)

Tradition: Tevye Got it all Wrong (24:30)

This video is part of a series of live streams by the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute (JLI) to provide quality lectures during the worldwide COVID-19 lockdowns. Click here to see more.

Series: Live Social Media Streams

Rabbi Mendel Rivkin (1)

Scientific Rabbis (23:50)

The big questions of how and when the world was created are as nothing compared to why. Rabbi Sholom Lipskar compares scientific discoveries and methodology with Torah's consistency, purpose and extent of influence in the universe.

Rabbi Sholom Lipskar (14)

Serving God as an Extrovert (23:50)

Mrs Sarah Korn provides insight into the story of Dina that is told in Torah portion. By analyzing the commentary of Rashi on this story, we gain an appreciation for the powerful influence Dina inherited from her mother, Leah, and how their example can empower Jewish women at large.

Mrs. Sarah Korn (4)

The Existence of Evil and Theodicy (23:10)

Alexa August presents her paper on theodicy in Jewish thought at the Sinai Scholars symposium. She explores the works of various Jewish philosophers and how their perspectives shed light on the existence and purpose of suffering.

Series: Sinai Scholars Academic Symposium 2014

The Substantive Common Denominator Values of Civilisation (23:08)

The source of all major religions today is from the sons of Abraham. The Noahide laws model divine attributes and provide the underpinnings of society. Rabbi Shimon Cowen, an erudite speaker, maps out the path to harmony across cultures. Produced by The Institute of Public Affairs  .

Rabbi Shimon Cowen (1)

Israel's Great Mistake (21:56)

We can't allow the expulsion from Gush Katif to become a footnote in the history books. Rabbi Yosef Y. Jacobson, speaking at the dinner for the Gush Katif Museum, shares his experiences visiting the museum with groups of university students and the profound effect the museum had on them

Rabbi YY Jacobson (103)

How to Find Happiness (21:49)

With humor and insight, Rabbi Jonathan Rietti explores the meaning of true happiness, in spite of external circumstances and a Jewish approach to suffering.

Rabbi Jonathan Rietti (8)

Debate Highlights (20:18)

How far should governments go in their quest to free innocent hostages? In this session, experts debate this question in the context of the Israeli decision to free terror convicts to gain the freedom of Gilad Shalit. Would you support the motion that the Shalit deal was the right move? This session took place at the 10th annual National Jewish Retreat

Mr. Dan Arbell (2)

What Is True Happiness? (20:17)

Our culture has mistaken pleasure for happiness, and discontent for a depressant. Dr. Abraham Twerski suggests that by growing to your fullest capacity, you can experience true joy rather than a false high. He describes the unique qualities that make up the human spirit and defines discontent as a symptom of a spirituality deficiency. .

Rabbi Dr. Abraham J. Twerski (16)

The Foods: Whats, Hows & Whys (19:49)

Series: Survivor: Egypt

Rabbi Menachem Wolf (12)

3. How To Achieve (19:41)

Click Here to purchase Rabbi Gurkow's book; Reaching for G-d: The Jewish Book on Self Help.

Series: Living With Purpose

Rabbi Lazer Gurkow (23)

Peace: The Conduit for Blessings (18:37)

How do you react to conflict in a way that generates peace, rather than contention? In her series on emotional intelligence, Mrs. Frumma Gottlieb discusses our ability to take control of our responses by allowing wait time between the stimulus and the reaction. She explains scientifically why this is effective in understanding another perspective and finding solutions

Series: Emotional Intelligence

Mrs. Frumma Gottlieb (11)

The Case for a Retributive Justice System (18:35)

Professor Robert Blecker (2)

Marriage: From Economics to Sinai (18:18)

Ryan Gerber was born and raised in Teaneck, New Jersey. After high school, Ryan attended The College of New Jersey, where he was a founder and president of his campus’ chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi, the international Jewish Fraternity. Majoring in philosophy, Ryan graduated in 2010 cum laude and was inducted to Phi Beta Kappa

Series: Sinai Scholars Academic Symposium 2013

Mystic Unity & Economic Growth (17:58)

Andrew Aidman is a recent graduate of the University of Miami. During his undergraduate studies, Andrew majored in entrepreneurship with minors in religion and motion pictures. In the past two years, Andrew has spent time in Israel studying at both the David Shapell and Ohr Somayach yeshivas

The Jewish Approach to the Environment (17:21)

Does Orthodox Judaism have a stance on the environment? Jews have been accused of overpopulating the earth, using disposables, and generally not caring about the environment. Rabbi Shlomo Yaffe outlines the sources in the Torah and writings that deal with environmental issues, from the Garden of Eden to acid rain to endangered species

Rabbi Shlomo Yaffe (68)

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)

Chabad and Partnerships (16:51)

Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky (16)

The Spiritual Message: Personal Liberation (16:34)

Have you wondered how the Jews become slaves in Egypt? Pharaoh instituted a national stimulus campaign involving everyone, even he lifted a shovel. Rabbi Menachem Wolf explains the ensnarement of the Jews through building monuments. This video explains how the Jews allowed themselves to be slaves, how low they fell spiritually and the rectification that we continue today.

Series: Survivor: Egypt

Rabbi Menachem Wolf (12)

Anti-Semitism on American College Campuses (16:03)

What can I do to combat Anti-Semitism? In this question and answer format, Professor Ruth Wisse lays out the history, the language, and the culture of anti-Semitism. The response should be a good offense, showing the dysfunctions that have resulted from anti-Semitism in Muslim societies.

Professor Ruth Wisse (4)

Q & A on All Kinds of Meshugas (16:03)

Series: Sinai Scholars Academic Symposium 2014

14. Live as I Would (15:18)

Click Here to purchase Rabbi Gurkow's book; Reaching for G-d: The Jewish Book on Self Help.

Series: Living With Purpose

Rabbi Lazer Gurkow (23)

The Ripple Effect: The Rebbe's Legacy (15:14)

Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet (186)

10. The Block Party (14:46)

Do we really know the effect of our good deeds? What happens in the Heavenly Worlds when a Jew does a mitzvah? Rabbi Lazer Gurkow uses a fabulous mashal, parable, of a block party with a twist, to explain how our good deeds matter to G-d, and what they can accomplish. to purchase Rabbi Gurkow's book click here Reaching for G-d: The Jewish Book on Self Help.

Series: Living With Purpose

Rabbi Lazer Gurkow (23)

Why Christians Support Israel (14:39)

Those who bless Israel will be blessed. Governor Mike Huckabee, speaking at the Gush Katif Museum dinner, refers to his 40 years of visits to Israel. He exhorts Americans to give the message to the President that until the Palestinians recognize the G-d given right of Israel to exist, there should be no discussion about peace.

Governor Mike Huckabee (1)

What is a Rebbe? (13:43)

In Chassidism, a relationship with a Rebbe is described as a relationship of souls.  Is this connection attainable? And can I recognize the value of this bond? Rabbi Sholom Lipskar shares insights into the depth of a relationship with a Rebbe, and the impact it will have on your life.

Series: Soul Encounters

Rabbi Sholom Lipskar (14)

The Infinity of the Finite (13:31)

Oren Lefkowitz presents his discovery of the correlation between Spinoza's Ethics and Jewish mysticism at the Sinai Scholars symposium. He explores Spinoza's view on the paradox of an infinite G-d and a finite world and how the concepts explained in the Tanya can shed light on this dilemma.   .

Series: Sinai Scholars Academic Symposium 2014

All Kinds of Meshugas (13:15)

David Chernoblysky presents his paper on the temporary insanity defense through the lens of Jewish thought. He analyzes the story of Steven Steinberg's wife’s murder and discusses how Jewish law would approach the case.

Series: Sinai Scholars Academic Symposium 2014

5. The Relationship: God and Us (13:13)

Click this link Reaching for G-d: The Jewish Book on Self Help to purchase Rabbi Gurkow's book.

Series: Living With Purpose

Rabbi Lazer Gurkow (23)

The Real American Idol (12:34)

Did idol worship go out with the Stone Age? Rabbi Manis Friedman lists examples of 3 modern idols that have replaced the ancient idols of stone and wood. We put our trust in these false gods, thinking they are the solution to everything, sacrifycing our time, money and lives to them. The first idol on his list is Love. Rabbi Friedman describes how to love without falling into idol worship

Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)

Does the Animal Soul Really Want Us to Sin? (12:34)

Series: Chassidic Philosophy with Rabbi Naftali Silberberg

Rabbi Naftali Silberberg (460)

Jewish Leadership: To Be Learned, or To Be Good? (12:19)

Rabbi Dr. Shlomo Riskin (40)

Genders and Responsibilities (12:14)

Mrs. Rivkah Slonim (76)

Raising Kids with Character: What is Our Greatest Challenge? Q & A (11:10)

Dr. Michael Ben-Avie (2)

Bringing Light into our Lives (11:05)

Series: Israel Mission 2014

Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau (26)

Level Two: Let it Go for Now (10:45)

This segment of Dr. Abramson’s series on the Kabbalah of forgiveness builds on the concept of G-d overlooking our sins as a model for our own forgiveness. He introduces the idea that our sins generate a destructive energy in the world that demands our rectification

Series: The Kabbalah of Forgiveness

Dr. Henry Abramson (90)

Bringing Moshiach Is Your Job! (10:28)

Learn about the historical day of 28 Nissan 5751, on which the Rebbe announed that he has done whatever he can to hasten the coming of Moshiach and the redemption, and the rest of the job he is giving to us to complete.

Series: Chassidic Philosophy with Rabbi Naftali Silberberg

Rabbi Naftali Silberberg (460)

Ch. 1 Mishna 9: Questioning a Witness With Caution (10:07)

Series: Chapter One

Rabbi Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz (157)

Parshat Bo (10:04)

G-d told Moshe to take the energy of Pharaoh and bring it into our new life. Rabbi Dovber Pinson explains the Zohar's interpretation on the week's Torah portion. The horse and rider that were drowned in the Sea of Reeds referred to two approaches in life: living freely like a wild horse; and the responsible, mature life mirroring the rider that controls the horse

Rabbi DovBer Pinson (42)

There's Nothing to Fear (9:46)

How does one find the courage to overcome and conquer their fear of failure or rejection, which results in not even trying? Courage can be bought in small packages, incrementally. Find out how in Rabbi Abba Perelmuter’s talk “There’s Nothing to Fear”.

Rabbi Abba Perelmuter (63)

The Divine Presence Is up to You (9:42)

Who decides whether the Divine Presence should come down in our lives?.

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky (22)

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)

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)

Like Father, Like Son (Vayechi) (8:35)

In this fascinating take on a famous biblical story, Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet points to apuzzling element in the sale of Josephas a slave and his subsequent long separation from his father:  Why didn’t Joseph try to communicate with Jacob and let him know that he is alive?The answer to this question as well as other aspects of this unique father and son relationship provides a universal life-lesson about passing quick judgment and misinterpreting others’actions

Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet (186)

Rosh Hashanah: How Do I Become Close to God? Part I (8:32)

Rabbi David Fohrman (6)

The True Person is Revealed in Drink (8:26)

Rabbi Dr. Shlomo Riskin (40)

The Challenge of Adversity (Chayei Sarah) (8:25)

Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet (186)