Hearing God Now [Birkat HaTorah 2]
God is always speaking to us through us. Learn how to listen now.
To Find God You Must Realize He Doesn’t Exist
To Find God You Must Realize He Doesn’t Exist The general way people understand God is that there’s existence, and then there’s God in existence. Within that existence God has created little you and me. And so here we are in existence, standing alongside Almighty God. With that picture before …
Sparks – by Rabbi David Aaron
You Get Back What You Put In The Joys of a Commandment-Driven Life The Zohar, which is a Jewish mystical classic, written two thousand years ago, states that there will come a time when people will be performing tradition and rituals like cows eating grass. Essentially, the cow chews its …
The Owner’s Manual to Life (Birkat Hatorah 1) [17 mins]
Are we stranded on a deserted planet without a guide to a meaningful and great life?
How to Make Your Life Go Live
The secret to feeling totally alive today. # parsha Get More. Subscribe Now. www.RabbiDavidAaron.com July 31, 2015 at 07:20AM Watch video on YouTube: How to Make Your Life Go Live
Sparks – by Rabbi David Aaron
(print) What Do We Know? Humble Words to Console When we try to understand G-d, we face an inherent obstacle with the very process of knowing. When I attempt to know anything, I am the subject and the thing that I seek to know is the object. In addition, there …
6 Know Thyself. Elokei Neshama
Discover your secret soul identity and the surprising truth about the internal eternal you.
Discovering the Joy in Sadness
#inspiration #happiness July 23, 2015 at 05:13PM Watch video on YouTube: Discovering the Joy in Sadness
Tisha B’Av: Holy Bitterness
From a piece in the chassidic masterpiece ‘Tanya’, Rabbi Aaron explores the difference between bitterness and depression, and explains why the goal on Tisha B’Av is to reach the level of ‘holy bitterness’. This class was recorded live at Isralight’s yearly Tisha B’Av event in the Old City. Listen Now …
Sparks for Tisha b’Av – by Rabbi David Aaron
(print) Tisha B’Av: Does G-d Cry? On Tisha B’Av, the ninth day of the Hebrew month of Av (which this year begins at nightfall August 2), Jews mourn over the loss of the Holy Temple, Beis HaMikdash in Hebrew, that stood in Jerusalem. On this day, the Babylonians destroyed the First Temple …
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