Sicha Discourse, Rabbi Ari Shishler

A vital lesson in leadership from Yehoshua.

The unique Teshuvah of Yom Kippur.

Every minute needs to be filled with meaning.

Irrational hatred of Jews will never hold a candle to our super rational love of Hashem.

Finding the love in Elul.

Two modes of injecting energy into Elul.

If our souls are so lofty, what do they benefit from living in our limited bodies?

Is it bad to make promises?

Which energies don't mix well (and why)?

Can you count the mitzvos? The fundamental difference between Torah law and Rabbinical law.

The greatness of Judaism is that we are invited to contribute to and innovate in Torah.

When the Torah says "unable" and it really means "forbidden".

How to elevate the world- The Beis Hamikdash v the Mishkan.

How your mezuzah changes your life.

The full meaning behind missing letters in the Torah.

Hashem experiences the pain of Golus with us, which is why He has to end it.

Three degrees of awareness of Divine oneness.

Golus is Geulah unfolding.

Nobody can harm us and nothing can stop us when we are united.

How the Kohen Gadol reinvented himself every Yom Kippur.

The unexpected power of promises.

The power of consistent commitment.

How deep does our relationship with Hashem go?

Where does our strength come from?

The massive miracle about the Rebbe's release that nobody talks about.

The secret of true forgiveness.

Daven for Moshiach whenever possible!

Do we realise how radical the Frierdicker Rebbe's sacrifice for Judaism was?

How far should you go for a Jew who has turned their back on Judaism?

Good intentions are wonderful, but action is the key.

How the meraglim took their scare tactics about the Promised Land to a whole different level.

A fresh perspective on why people were upset bout to be allowed to join the Pesach offering whole impure.

Aharon didn't just light the Menorah, he completed it.

Everything has a purpose; our responsibility is to use it to the max.

Why the blessing for the woman falsely accused of infidelity is easy childbirth.

Radical unity and radical spiritual growth, the buildup to the Giving of the Torah.

Healthy boundaries produce healthy societies.

Is there any point saying viduy if we don't intend to change?

How can we ensure our spiritual growth commitments are sustainable?

Is it kiddush Hashem is the person survives?

Speak about people in a way that unleashes their potential.

Breaking Shabbos to save a life is the ultimate way to keep Shabbos.