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Souls on Fire


By Moshe New


About the Speaker

Moshe New
Rabbi Moshe New heads the Montreal Torah Center. He is sought out lecturer on Kabbalah and its relevance in our lives today.

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Latest Comments:
Posted: Oct 8, 2011
fascinating
what a beautiful speech
Posted By Anonymous, shoreline, wa
via chabadofseattle.org

Posted: Sep 10, 2010
thank you Rabbi, your talk has revealed a whole new fresh dimension to my understanding of Yom Kippur.
Posted By Kevin, London

Posted: Sep 27, 2009
willpower
I have an activity that my intellect can not decide if it is in moderation or not and flops back and forth with my emotions concerning it. I could not find harmonly until I heard your words. I'm not trying to quit anything now. I'm working on my souls willpower which is lacking in that area and my emotions and intellect are in harmony with that and it makes me feel like I'm doing something good rather than quiting something that may or may not be bad. Thank you for your words.
Posted By Anonymous, crestview, fl

Posted: Sep 24, 2009
Souls on Fire
That was powerful and enlightening
Posted By Emily Timmons, Jacksonville, FL

Posted: Jan 29, 2009
Souls afire
Beautifully expressed!
Posted By Kenneth Kahn, New Orlean, LA/USA



 

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