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Thank you, thank you Rabbi,
Most of all thank G-d, for i got to hear this lecture, when i was so down, and yes, my children lifted muy spirits, but this lecture gave me that final strength to wipe the cobwebs from my mind and eyes.
G-d bless you.
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Rabbi, your are a very good speaker and I enjoy listen to you and your messages. Thank G-d
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I really liked this speech. It clarified many personal questions I have been pondering for a while now. I really appreciate this speech. Thank you for making it :-)
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WOW. Thank your Rabbi. What a talk. I have heard some great talks in my life, by Rabbis & world renound speakers. I have even done some speaking of my own (even on change :) ). And yet, all I can feel right now is WOW I am so overwhelmed...this has touched my heart so much. I think all my learning this year, has been to bring me to this point. Where I could actually get as much out of this talk as I have now. Knowing this year has been bringing me to change, to be more of who I am supposed to be, taking a few risks & feeeling myself drawn more and more into my Judaism, I feel able to take even more steps now. What a blessing G-d has given me through your talk. I am truly grateful. Thank you.
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Thank you for clarifying spiritual unrest is a sign for needing change. I will share your video with friends.
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Toda Rabbi
I value your teachings
they encourage me to continue to be a light to everyone
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I was totally glued to every word you spoke. Your words of wisdom will help me to become a more observant Jew and a better person.
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Thank G_d, and thank you, Rabbi Moshe Bryski for your particular sense of humor and words of wisdom.
At the suggestion of my Rabbi B. Labkowski, I have resolved to start now to try to practice to light the candles for Shabbos, and to be more observant.
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As always, I thoroughly enjoyed your lecture Rabbi Bryski. Thank you so very much. I am trying to internalize all this wisdom....please G-d help me to do it !
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The Courage to Change
A Jewish Perspective on the Serenity Prayer |
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“G-d, please grant me the serenity to accept that which cannot be changed; the courage to change that which can be changed; and the wisdom to know the difference.” | |
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