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Laws Relating to One who Discovers Feces while Reciting Shema, Part 9
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Laws Relating to One who Cannot Control Flatulence, Part 1
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Laws Relating to One who Cannot Control Flatulence, Part 2
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Video | 5:50
Laws Relating to Feces of a Young Child, Part 1
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Video | 4:16
Laws Relating to Feces of a Young Child, Part 2
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Video | 5:11
Laws Relating to Feces of a Young Child, Part 3
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Laws Relating to a Lavatory with Regard to Recitation of Shema, Part 1
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Laws Relating to a Lavatory with Regard to Recitation of Shema, Part 2
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Laws Relating to a Lavatory with Regard to Recitation of Shema, Part 3
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Laws Relating to a Lavatory with Regard to Recitation of Shema, Part 4
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Video | 5:03
Possibility of Reciting [Shema] in a Bathhouse, Part 1
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Video | 5:46
Possibility of Reciting [Shema] in a Bathhouse, Part 2
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Places in which it is Forbidden to Recite Shema, Part 1
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Places in which it is Forbidden to Recite Shema, Part 2
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Places in which it is Forbidden to Recite Shema, Part 3
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Places in which it is Forbidden to Recite Shema, Part 4
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Obligation to Distance Oneself from Squalid Water.
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Extent to which One must Distance Himself from a Chamber Pot when Reciting Shema, Part 1
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Extent to which One must Distance Himself from a Chamber Pot when Reciting Shema, Part 2
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Video | 5:32
Extent to which One must Distance Himself from a Chamber Pot when Reciting Shema, Part 3
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Extent to which One must Distance Himself from a Chamber Pot when Reciting Shema, Part 4
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Video | 5:18
A Person who had a Seminal Emission is Permitted to Recite Shema, Part 1
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Video | 4:10
A Person who had a Seminal Emission is Permitted to Recite Shema, Part 2
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Video | 6:28
A Person who had a Seminal Emission is Permitted to Recite Shema, Part 3
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Video | 4:35
A Person who had a Seminal Emission is Permitted to Recite Shema, Part 4
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Video | 4:59
A Person who had a Seminal Emission is Permitted to Recite Shema, Part 5
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Video | 23:58
You will learn what really happened at Sinai when G‑d came down on a mountaintop. What was the reality of our ancestors at that time? In what way is it different from what we experience today? What does G‑d need us for anyway? See how all this is packed into the single word of echad.
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Video | 23:20
You will examine the notion of "constant recreation," whereby G‑d creates the universe from nothing every moment. To understand this, you will learn the key difference between human creation and divine creation.
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Video | 23:09
Based on what you've learned, you will now answer the question of how anything can exist in the face of an infinite G‑d.
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Video | 4:17
The Torah commands us: You shall love the L-rd your G-d with all your heart. How can we be expected to feel a love for Him if the feeling is not embedded in our heart?
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Video | 2:17
When Jacob embraced his estranged son, Joseph, for the first time in years, he recited the Shema. What was the special significance of saying this prayer? Presenter: Rabbi Breitowitz
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Video | 1:18
Watch Tomer Hemed score a goal and see how he celebrates!
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Video | 1:30
If you really love G-d, how should you show it? By retreating to a mountain top?
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Video | 31:14
Three layers of meaning in “G-d is one”
A deeper look at the meaning of Judaism's ultimate declaration of faith “Hear O’ Israel…G-d is one”. Chassidus unlocks three levels and layers of meaning in the phrase ‘G-d is one’, which evokes the four-letter name of G-d ‘HaVaYaH’ (Tetragrammaton) (Based on an excerpt of the maamor Havayeh Li B’ozri 5717)
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Video | 44:29
The paradox of the mezuzah’s protection
Understanding the power, protection and blessing of the Mezuzah.
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Video | 45:51
How Reuven, Shimon, Levi and Yehudah represent four different phases we experience as we go through the order of the morning prayers: 1) Reuven—the first paragraph of Shema, 2) Shimon—the second paragraph of Shema, 3) Levi—the blessings after Shema, and 4) Yehudah—the Amidah prayer. (Based on the discourse "Yehuda Achecha Yoducha 5738.")
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Video | 1:01:36
Parsha Emor - Sefirat HaOmer
The commandment to count the Omer comes from the verse: "You shall count for yourselves, from the morrow of the Sabbath from the day you bring the Omer as a wave offering seven weeks; they shall be complete" (Leviticus 23:15). The term "Sabbath" in this context refers to the first day of the holiday of Passover and not the weekly Sabbath. However, in some years, when Passover begins on Sabbath, the weeks of the Omer do coincide with the seven-day week. Is there an aspect of extra "completeness" that occurs in such years? (Based on Likkutei Sichos vol. 12 p. 16 and vol. 22 p. 143)
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Video | 1:13:42
The Twelve Steps: Lesson 8, "Veshinantam"
The eighth step is based the verse “And you shall teach the Torah...and you should speak…when you are at home and when you travel, before you lie down…and when you wake up.” Discover, how we are not only instructed to study Torah, but rather to view every moment of life as a teachable opportunity; potentially impactful on a global scale. See how every casual encounter or situation may become transformative. Learn how you can elevate our world, accelerating universal redemption. Regardless of circumstances, we are each empowered to transcend the challenges and bring about a world of difference!
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Video | 2:54
Join us as we begin new classes on the section of Shema and its blessings in this series on prayer, and explore the inner meaning of these foundational prayers.
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