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Rabbi Mordechai Becher’s VLog – No Guilt About Being Happy – Parshat Ki Tavo 5780
The Torah tells us to be happy. Rabbi Becher tells us what to do when unhappy things are surrounding us. View this video directly on VIMEO
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I just returned from taking my car for an oil change and safety inspection. We do not only regularly inspect our cars, but, as someone who frequently flies, I happen to know (and am very happy that) the FAA inspects every plane on a regular basis. We do inspections all the time; cars, airplanes, fire detectors and computers. All our transportation methods and many other complex technologies get inspected regularly. One ...
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Rabbi Mordechai Becher’s VLog – The Didgeridoo and the Shofar – Parshat Ki Tavo 5779
The Australian Didgeridoo is a native Aboriginal instrument, and while Rabbi Mordechai Becher hails from Australia, he reminds us that now is the time for the ram's horn - a Shofar - and not for a Didgeridoo! View this video directly on Vimeo.
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What is the meaning of happiness? How do we achieve it? It appears from this week’s Torah portion, Ki Tavoh, that happiness is a major value and indeed is looked at as a duty as well. The Torah tells us that one of the reasons for G-d punishing the Jewish people was that they did not serve Him with the appropriate amount of joy, Simcha. How do we understand Simcha? There ...
Read MoreRabbi Mordechai Becher examines Happiness: Is it a decision or something that just happens? View this video directly on Vimeo.
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“For this mitzvah is not far from you; it is not in heaven that you shall say ‘Who will ascend for us to the heavens...’” (Deuteronomy 30:11) Nachmanides states in his commentary that this verse refers to the positive commandment of repentance. He cites two verses as sources for this mitzvah: Deuteronomy 4:30 “...you shall return to the L-rd your G-d...”, and Deuteronomy 30:1, “And you shall return to your ...
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