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Gutman Locks – also affectionately known as "Guru Gil" – has been a fixture in the Old City of Jerusalem for two decades. He is the author of several books and musical tapes.
The spiritual elevation that results from lighting Shabbos candles can be revealed by studying the nature of light.
The spiritual elevation that results from lighting Shabbos candles can be revealed by studying the nature of light.
I was walking on Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles, California, when a Chabad rabbinical student asked me to put on tefillin. I blew up. I yelled at him, "You rotten Jew! You just embarrassed me in public." And I stormed away angrily.
Wisdom at the Western Wall
Filmed during Sukkot at the Western Wall, visitors to Judaism's most holy site show what it looks like to perform the mitzvah of being happy.
Wisdom at the Western Wall
A musical meditation on what the world will be like in the times of Moshiach when everyday will be a day of Sabbath-like rest.
Wisdom at the Western Wall
Gutman Locks asks tourists to pray for their loved ones at the holiest spot on earth.
Wisdom at the Western Wall
Gutman Locks speaks to young, single Jewish men at the Western Wall about the importance of finding a Jewish wife.
Gutman Locks Interacts with Visitors at the Kotel
Join one of the Old City of Jerusalem's most beloved personalities, Gutman Locks, as he connects with people and dispenses wisdom at the Western Wall.
Wisdom at the Western Wall
A touching video about fathers blessing their children. Shot on location at the Western Wall with Gutman Locks.
“When was the last time you put on tefillin?” I asked. He smiled and proudly said, “72 years ago!” He held out his arm to show me the fading tattooed numbers. “1938. It was the day of Kristallnacht. Do you know what Kristallnacht is?”
You can light thousands of candles from one flame without losing the slightest amount of its light; but put thousands of candles in a room, and there will still be a single light...
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