Latkes, jelly donuts, dreidel and lighting Chanukiot are fun and often become the central focus during the holiday of Chanukah, but don’t forget to Light up YOU!
We hope you enjoy this enLIGHTening and humorous Chanukah audio from Rabbi David Aaron which includes: The war between nature and Kedusha (holiness). Demonstrating the victory of the Jews over the Greeks then and even in today’s society. Belonging to SUPERnature. Lighting Chanukah candles to become inspired with awe and …
Love is in the Air Shabbat is known as a day of rest. Six days G-d created the world and on the 7th day He rested. How are we to understand G-d resting? Does G-d get tired? Shabbat actually means that G-d abstained from creating. G-d stopped on the 7th …
“Six days shall work be done, but on the seventh day there shall be to you a holy, a day of solemn rest to the L-rd.” — Exodus 35:2 During the forty years that the Israelites wandered in the desert they carried with them a portable temple referred to …
An excerpt from Living a Joyous Life by Rabbi David Aaron Most people know what you don’t do on Sabbath: You don’t drive, you don’t write, you don’t turn on lights, you don’t shop, etc. But they don’t know why, and they don’t know what it is you, in fact, …
Rabbi David Aaron, shares from the ancients the 4 simple secrets to achieving a life filled with the joyous love and romance you want.
Rabbi David Aaron, acclaimed author speaker and teacher shares the wisdom of the ancients on secrets to love, spiritual growth and personal power.
Deep within us we hear a calling to become our true and significant self; to make a difference and live our mission. Rabbi David Aaron shares how to listen to our inner self, hear the call and get the guidance we need.
How does spending practically all day confessing sins enhance one’s cosmic relationship with Hashem? The secret is that Yom Kippur is a day that is like Purim, a very special day that transforms a person, and gives us an opportunity to see life from G-d’s perspective. Through the five afflictions, …
Walk into Yom Kippur with a new attitude. Rabbi Aaron looks at the Day of Atonement through the eyes of Purim, the World to Come, Hashem’s love, and the shofar. He helps us to see that getting the forgiveness we want is very much in our hands.
