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Is guilt the sign of a healthy conscience or the inability to move forward? In this lesson, we differentiate between different forms of guilt, both constructive and destructive. We will learn how to recognize when judging ourselves is just a cynical ploy ...
New psychology on the human condition
Where psychology has failed, and what is in store for the future. Addressing the challenge of human weakness and guilt, Rabbi Manis Friedman offers a fresh perspective based on the teachings of Tanya (chapter 27).
Saying 'No' to Impulsive Thoughts
What to do when our own unholy, negative or selfish thoughts distract us from staying focussed on spiritual pursuits.
A Journey Through Tanya, Lesson 6
In this lesson we search for an easier strategy to achieve inner change. Then we examine how to avoid depression, guilt and shame, and remain joyful in serving G-d. (covering chapters 18-34)
Get past the guilt and start flying
Continuing in the Kabbalistic eXtreme Sports series, Rabbi Infinity demonstrates the deeper meaning behind running up walls and jumping off cliffs. The mantra: Turn downward impact into forward motion.
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