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What G-d Wants from You

A Rosh Hashanah Message

By Chana Weisberg

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What G-d Wants from You: A Rosh Hashanah Message

We always talk about all the things we need from G-d. But is there anything that G-d wants from us?

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Gratitude; Appreciation, G-d and Man, Rosh Hashanah

By Chana Weisberg

Chana Weisberg is the editor of TheJewishWoman.org. She lectures internationally on issues relating to women, relationships, meaning, self-esteem and the Jewish soul. She is the author of six books. Her latest book, Shabbat Delights, is a two-volume series on the weekly Torah portion.

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Nebiyat Ethiopia September 27, 2019

It is a wonderful lesson, thank you Chana Reply

Tracy Jones Los Angeles June 25, 2017

Thank you for sharing. Reply

Andreja Ljubljana May 11, 2017

That is a wonderful reminder. I like your work. Thank you! Reply

Eric Boston January 17, 2017

Thank you I wasn't going to leave a comment at first but the irony of your message struck me. When i downloaded the Jewish.tv app, i was looking for a specific video and didn't expect much but so far i enjoy what I've seen such includes your videos. I asked my friend the other day, "what does G-d want from us?", he said, "Love. As imperfect as we are, he wants our love."

So, you're answer was magically timely. Reply

Emilis vilnius October 9, 2016

objectively reality Honestly, it is hard to imagine that you can always keep in day to day life this mindful thought line which is going through all your videos, and which is mixing in one whole picture. Its amazing how u can hold all these ideas in one simple thought! In my eyes, you look like superhuman who have mastered all negativity which comes from outside world. I really would like to see something similar to this videos, were u can speak at the same level for let's say an hour. I want, and i need to have a reliability that such holy life truly possible. Thank you Rebbetzin Chana Weisberg for your love! (I'm sorry if i said something bad, but i speak from my heart)
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Rachel May Hamilton New Zealand October 3, 2016

Feedback(!) from an appreciative New Zealander! I absolutely love this!

Thank you for the wonderful insight into Rosh Hashanah.

I have just finished sending 'Shana Tova'
to all the lovely Israeli travellers that we have hosted through the HIT programme .
We love them all!

Even more I love and adore our awesome, creatively loving and sovereignly powerful G_d!
May He demonstrate His special love for His chosen people in greater and even more glorious ways in 5777!

G_d bless you al with fresh intimacy and encounters with Him.

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Adonai's Anointed Pittsburgh October 2, 2016

Lovely thought. Toda. LaShana Tova. Reply

Anonymous October 1, 2016

Thank you! I never thought of how important feedback was, until your short video. Thank you. Reply

sunil subba India September 29, 2016

Thanks for your Rosh Hashanah message in which simple gestures of encouraging others through kind words is all that is needed.It seems the art of communication is essential to understand the other and to know their sense of humour,culture and way of doing things.What i have learnt is no other person thinks as you do so it is important to understand the other even though english is communicated we have to understand the others terminology.Often in my experience when i have considered the other a freind he may not be thinking in that manner.If i ask a person whether friend or foe? and if he says neither i would not know what to say. Reply

Ana Castillo Ca September 29, 2016

Awesome! Thank you! Reply

Alicia Madrid September 29, 2016

True ! Feedback is essential for learning processes, as we Psychologist say.... but sometimes is not easy to give any feedback, because the role of educator is not easily and not free risk taken, ann even the educator needs reward .... Reply

jim dallas September 29, 2016

had to watch it twice you are not an actress, you are better than that! your heart is certainly in it and honest, HaShem must really love you, i bet He watches them twice too. thanks for the sheer joy in seeing something so well done. Reply

Ety September 29, 2016

Thank you Chana, you are awesome! Reply

Lisa Rosenkoetter carlisle September 28, 2016

Thank You Chana!!!!!
What a wonderful message for all of us. Thank You for the time and thought you put into all your messages. They are beautiful, and helpful. Reply

Emanuele Brescia September 28, 2016

Marvellous message. Thank you Reply

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