8:00pm: Is It Appropriate to Watch the World Cup? Why Don’t We Find Jews Training in Self-Defense?
The topics in this week’s 427th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include:
- Chassidus Applied to Yud Kislev
- What is the significance of this day?
- Why was the Mitteler Rebbe arrested after the Alter Rebbe’s spreading of Chassidus was vindicated?
- How is the geulah of the Rebbeim relevant to all Jews, not just Chabad?
- Why are there no portraits of the Mitteler Rebbe?
- What was the Mitteler Rebbe’s kapelye?
- Why are we told the story about the Mitteler Rebbe not hearing the cry of the child?
- Who was Reb Aharon of Strashelye and why would he challenge the succession of the Mitteler Rebbe?
- Is there a difference between the avodah of the Alter Rebbe and the Mitteler Rebbe?
- What is the goal of a farbrengen?
- Yud Dalet Kislev
- Why did the Rebbe say that this day bound me to you and you to me?
- And that we should see fruits from our work?
- In honor of Henya bas Brocha Devorah Leah for a complete and speedy refuah shleimah
- Chassidus Applied to Vayishlach
- What is the central message of the battle and reconciliation between Jacob and Esau?
- Why don’t we find Jews training in self-defense?
- Did Jacob have a literal wrestling match with Esau’s angel?
- What is the significance of Yakov’s hip being dislocated; why that specific part of the body, to the point that we are not allowed to eat that part of an animal?
- Why can Jacob and Esau not live together in peace?
- Housekeeping
- Why are some people trying to provoke you and hijack your wonderful program with their irreverent questions?
- Will there be another Chassidus Applied art contest?
- What books are your Tanya Applied classes based on?
- Is it appropriate to watch the world cup? Are there any lessons we can learn while watching it?
MyLife: Chassidus Applied is a weekly video webcast candidly answering questions from the public about all life matters and challenges, covering the entire spectrum of human experience.
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