Shavuot: “Call Me Mara”
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This was excellent. I have listened to it at least 5 times already. I learned so much from you. And these insights are exactly what i needed to viscerally connect. Thank you. Reply
Thank you so much--really glad it resonated with you! Reply
Heavenly orchestrated!
This was great!
Naomi, Ruth, and Boaz of righteous memory, all merited the grand soul, King David of righteous memory.
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Wow! What an exquisite lesson! Kol HaKavod! Reply
Good read. Reply
Good Evening, Baila
There are so many hurting people in the world who are experiencing challenging times, and may feel that GD has abandoned them. Thank you for sharing this meaningful and encouraging story of hope, comfort, and restoration. The redemptive story of Ruth reveals that GD has a history of turning what looks barren into something worthy of honor and praise. We must endeavor to have faith, trust GD, and the process to receive the blessing. A commendable presentation!
Best wishes,
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Thank you for taking the time to write! Your feedback is warmly appreciated! Reply
Beautiful and so real!
Thank you!
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I think it is time we change the title to Torah in Freedom and remove the 7 minute constraint. I need all the wisdom to come without the constraints of time every week. This was so good Reply
I listened again. I have even more quiet empathy and respect for Niomi Mara. With the kind of loss she bore, surely the song of her heart and soul had changed would be inevitable. What courage she had instructing Ruth as she did. No she never lost faith Perhaps her voice will lead with the New Song is sung in the future.