8:00PM: Is There a Connection Between Mrs. Lapine’s Murder 30 Years Ago This Week and the Rebbe’s Stroke Three Weeks Later?
The topics in this week’s 390th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include:
- Chassidus Applied to Adar I
- What is the significance of this year being a leap year, with two months of Adar?
- What do we learn from a leap year?
- Why is Adar the extra month?
- Did the Rebbe ever say that a leap year is a propitious time and has more opportunities for Moshiach to come?
- In this month when it’s favorable to go to a din-Torah, can we take G-d to a din-Torah to bring Moshiach?
- Lessons from Terumah
- How do we build a mishkan in our lives today?
- Why can’t we have a temporary sanctuary until the Third Temple is rebuilt?
- What was the showbread in the Mishkan? What is its substitute today?
- Does praying toward the north bring us wealth?
- Follow-up: 22 Shevat – How do we repay the Rebbe for all he did and does for us?
- Is there a connection between Mrs. Lapine’s murder 30 years ago this week and the Rebbe’s stroke three weeks later?
- Did the feminist movement kill femininity?
- How should we address the recent abuse scandal? – Follow-up
- Chassidus question: Please explain the concept of “אליו ולא מדותיו” (ailov v’lo l’midosov)
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