How to do the Impossible
They say that if you have achieved all that you planned for yourself, you have not planned enough. Judaism is all about going beyond the ordinary.
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david
durban, rsa
August 5, 2008
my comment Great - Enjoyed it in durban! (dirty durban) sorry I had to add that. Really I think its great. Enjoyed your insights. Reply
Itzhak pearlman story Hi Rabbi
Loved your lecture...but you should know that the pearlman story is simply an urban legend. Actually Rabbi Bryski makes reference to this story in one of his lectures (i believe it was on "Courage...which was a fantastic lecture by the way) and he actually states at the commencement of the story that he does not know if it is a true story BUT that the story illustrates courage...(he says it better than i can). In any case thought you'd be interested in going to snopes...it's on there. I tried to put the url link in this email but this system does not allow html/url's to be included...(just go to SNOPES.com)
Again, loved your lecture. Thank you very much. Arie