Dealing With Loss: A Chassidic Perspective

In the wake of a recent loss within the Lubavitcher community, Rabbi Yossi Paltiel offers insights into grief and healing from a Torah and Chassidus perspective. The two part talk delves into the Chassidic approach to mourning, providing solace and guidance to those navigating the complexities of bereavement.

Among the points discussed is the transformative power of faith, community, and spiritual practice in the healing process. Rabbi Paltiel explains how Chassidus encourages individuals to confront pain with honesty and to seek meaning amidst suffering. He underscores the significance of Minhagim/Halachos such as Shiva and Kaddish, not merely as formalities, but as vital components that facilitate emotional expression and communal support.

Mourning in the Jewish Mesorah is not about suppressing grief but about channeling it through structured periods of reflection and remembrance. 

The talk highlights the balance between acknowledging human vulnerability and embracing the enduring hope embedded in Jewish faith.

The talk is available below and on every major podcasting platform including Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

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