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No prayers on Shabbat Welcome to our daily Bitachon special Erev Shabbat discussion on Shabbat . Today's question is why on Shabbat we have a shorter Amidah than during the weekdays. During the weekdays we have a full nineteen Brachot and on Shabbat we have seven Brachot made up of the first three that we always say the last three that we always say and there's only one Bracha in the middle Mekadesh Hashabbat . So there's basically two answers. One is that you can't make your own request on Shabbat hence we have a shorter Amidah . The second reason given is that praying in Amidah takes a lot of effort. It takes a lot of energy. Chassidim HaRishonim would pray an hour before prayer an hour after prayer and it takes a lot of Kochot and Shabbat we want to make life a little easier for you and therefore we have a shorter Amidah . That's one of the reasons given. But let's go back to the first reason. You can't make requests for your own needs on Shabbat and the question is why not? Why shouldn't you make requests for yourself on Shabbat ? One reason is because by making your own requests you realize what you don't need and what you don't have and that's going to make you sad so therefore we don't pray. So one of the answers is that on Shabbat Melachtcha is like it's finished. What is there to request? That you don't have any problems. Everything's done as it says ke'ilu melachtcha asuya like Hashem worked six days and rested on the seventh we too work six days and rest on the seventh. Now how can you possibly do that? Melachtcha asuya that's it finished done there's nothing to think about? How can we reach that level there's nothing to think about? And the answer is that on Shabbat we're supposed to reach the understanding that Hashem is controlling and running the world totally. When a person is in a car and someone else is driving them they don't say you know you have to make a right you have to make a left well maybe he doesn't know where he's going he has Waze he knows where he's going you sit in the back and you're going on an hour ride what do you do you put your chair back and you rest you fall asleep there's nothing to take care of. So although you might have a million things on your mind but you know someone else is taking care of you and therefore you just relax and that's what goes on in Shabbat when you have to do this and that and all the other things that's true but on Shabbat you're supposed to imagine that someone else is taking care. You need a dress you need a suit what if I told you you have your own personal shopper? They fly to Paris for you they get you a dress they measure it they tailor it so you're making a wedding in a week you don't have a dress don't worry about it you have someone that's going to buy it for you and they'll fit you and everything will work that is the feeling of Shabbat everything is done so I don't have to ask for anything I don't have to pray for anything I have everything. Now the one question is so hold on but there is one request where we go through קדשנו במצותיך תן חלקנו בתורתך טהר לבנו לעבדך we're asking Hashem for all kind of requests. Purify my heart make me holy through mitzvot I thought everything's done why do I have to ask for anything? And the answer is everything is done in the physical world everything's done there's nothing else to do Hashem will take care of everything. But when it comes to ruchniyut when it comes to spirituality there we say הכל בידי שמים חוץ מיראת שמים everything in the hands of God but the fear of God that God doesn't take care of that that's our job. Of course you can pray for Hashem to help you that's okay but that job is not finished that job is just beginning on Shabbat when it's a day that's a more spiritual day. Now there is a further concept of why we I'm sorry that in these requests we're really asking for in a way gashmiyut as well because if we're having a headache on Shabbat how can I pray how can I learn? So when we ask for our requests on Shabbat we really are asking in a way for our own needs. We say רצה והחליצנו שלא תהא צרה ויגון ביום מנוחתנו we shouldn't have any problems any heartache on the day of our resting. Hold on I thought you're not allowed to ask anything? I'm not asking for anything I'm asking that I should have peace of mind. If I have a headache if I have worry I can't have peace of mind. So on Shabbat our requests are only regarding spirituality. We want to be able to spend time connecting with Hashem all of our work is done. We just like I asked to use the Mashal person should imagine he sold his business on Friday. Friday for a hundred million dollars. Nothing to think about, I sold it already. And then Sunday morning, I buy it back. That's the feeling of Shabbat , and therefore there is nothing to pray for. Everything's fine, we don't have to pray for. And the only thing I do pray for is to get.

On this week's episode of Full Circle, we welcomed representatives from two powerful programs operating under the same mission-driven organization: Saving Sarah's Daughters and the Youth Violence Conflict Resolution Seminars (YVCRS).During the first hour, guests Mashal and Natania shared the vision behind Saving Sarah's Daughters, a program dedicated to empowering young women and girls through mentorship, life skills education, emotional wellness support, and positive identity development based on biblical principals. They discussed the challenges facing young women today and the importance of creating safe spaces where girls can build confidence, develop healthy relationships, strengthen decision-making skills, and discover their value and purpose.In the second hour, Yameen joined the conversation to discuss the impact of Youth Violence Conflict Resolution Seminars, an initiative focused on equipping young people with practical tools for conflict resolution, leadership development, communication, emotional intelligence, and violence prevention. Through workshops, seminars, and community engagement, this biblically based program helps youth become problem-solvers, peacemakers, and leaders in their schools and neighborhoods.Together, these programs are addressing some of the most pressing issues affecting today's youth, including:Peer pressureBullying and conflictEmotional wellnessCommunication challengesSelf-esteem and identityFamily dynamicsLeadership developmentViolence preventionHealthy decision-makingCommunity engagementPersonal responsibilityThis conversation highlighted a critical truth: when young people are given the right tools, guidance, and support systems, they are far more likely to thrive academically, socially, emotionally, and professionally.Today's young people face unprecedented pressures. Social media influences, community violence, mental health challenges, academic stress, and uncertainty about the future can leave many youth feeling disconnected and unsupported.Programs like Saving Sarah's Daughters and Youth Violence Conflict Resolution Seminars provide practical solutions. The result is stronger youth, stronger families, and stronger communities.Whether you are a school administrator, youth program coordinator, nonprofit leader, faith-based organization, community group, or event planner, these programs offer engaging and impactful presentations designed to meet the needs of today's youth.The team is available for:School assemblies, Student leadership conferences, Youth summits, Parent engagement events, Community forums, Nonprofit and organizational workshops, Professional development sessions, Mentorship programs, Resource fairs, Conferences and special events.In addition to speaking engagements and workshops, they are also available to host informational booths and resource tables at community events, providing valuable information, resources, and opportunities for youth and families to connect with supportive services.Their presentations are interactive, relevant, and designed to create meaningful conversations that inspire positive change long after the event ends.To learn more about these programs, schedule a workshop, invite them to speak, or request a booth at your next event, connect with the organization directly and discover how they can support the young people in your community.Guests:Mashal – Saving Sarah's DaughtersNatania – Saving Sarah's DaughtersYameen – Youth Violence Conflict Resolution Seminars

This episode provides a deep dive into the journey of Mashal Waqar, CMO of Octant, exploring her unique perspective on building sustainable growth in Web3 and empowering women in the space. It's an essential listen for anyone interested in the intersection of blockchain innovation, community support, and leadership.

The Rebbe thanks the author for sending his books and reflects on the deeper meaning of parables in Torah. He explains that a true mashal is intrinsically connected to its nimshal because both share the same spiritual root. The Rebbe also illustrates the Chabad approach to revealing divine truth through examples drawn from the human soul and experi https://www.torahrecordings.com/rebbe/igroskodesh/016/006/6124

00:00 Introduction to Boys Club Live 00:44 The viral Vogue clip 03:46 Market Talk 07:13 Shoutout to Octant  11:29 AI Etiquette and Social Contracts 15:19 Gigi Claudid: Training our AI agent 20:49 Norwegian Athlete's Emotional Confession 23:34 Unpacking Relationship Drama 24:44 Messy Olympics: Scandals in Sports 25:32 Partner Shoutout: Anchorage Digital 27:27 Podcast Recommendation: The Rest is History 29:40 Interview with Tatum Hunter: Internet Culture Insights 30:06 Deepfakes and AI Ethics 38:43 Personal Surveillance and Trust Issues 48:52 TikTok's Mental Health Rabbit Hole 52:16 Shill Minute: Best Cookie in Crown Heights 53:08 Introduction to Octant: Innovating Funding Models 54:52 Funding Ethereum: Grants and Sustainability 56:50 Octant V2: Revolutionizing Community Funding 58:43 Sustainable Growth and the Future of Ethereum 01:05:56 The Intersection of Venture Capital and Sustainable Funding 01:11:25 Guest Nick Devor of Barrons on Prediction Markets 01:12:50 Gambling and Insider Trading in Prediction Markets 01:23:01 CFTC Challenges and the Future of Regulation 01:26:11 Free Groceries: A Marketing Strategy 01:29:50 Conclusion and Final Thoughts  

In Episode 49 of Chain Reactions, we sit down with Mashal Waqar, Head of Marketing at Octant, and get a surprise drop-in from Griff Green, Founder of Giveth, to dig into how public goods funding actually works on Ethereum and why it matters more now than ever.We cover:– How Octant's model works: lock GLM, earn ETH, and choose to fund public goods or keep the yield– The surprisingly heated debate over what counts as a "public good" (yes, Pizza DAO came up)– Why blockchain unlocks speed, transparency, and community-driven capital allocation that traditional grants can't match– Griff's wild story of The DAO hack, how edge case funds turned into $200M+, and the launch of the new DAO Security Fund– The case for an Ethereum security coalition and why L2s need to fund shared infrastructureMashal shares her journey from running a media company with tens of millions of readers to burning out, discovering crypto through NFTs and Gitcoin, and co-authoring the first State of Web3 Grants report.We also get into real-world impact stories, from funding water filters in Gaza to helping doctors in Syria get paid through crypto, and why sustainable funding through DeFi yield beats depleting treasuries. Plus, a great riff on AI in public goods, the Zakat use case for crypto, and why execution beats everything.Timestamps00:00 – Intro and what's on everyone's timeline right now02:08 – Welcome to Chain Reactions and introducing Mashal from Octant03:54 – Mashal's journey from media founder to crypto marketer06:28 – How NFTs and Crypto Covens pulled her back into Web308:53 – Co-authoring the first State of Web3 Grants report and discovering Octant10:25 – What Octant is and how the GLM staking model works13:15 – What actually counts as a public good (and the Pizza DAO debate)16:49 – The $1M Ethereum creator round and lessons from vetting 1,000+ applications18:30 – DeFi vaults, sustainable funding, and the new StreamVote experiment23:30 – Why blockchain unlocks faster, more transparent funding than traditional grants26:34 – Remittances, financial access, and the personal case for crypto in emerging markets33:24 – Griff joins: founding Giveth, The DAO hack, and rescuing $200M+ in edge case funds39:21 – The multiplier effect and why matching makes it hard not to donate44:18 – Launching the DAO Security Fund inspired by Octant's model48:45 – AI experiments at Octant, building with AI, and the case for AI in public goods56:29 – Vitalik's L2 tax tweet, Ethereum sustainability, and the need for a security coalition1:00:00 – Rapid fire: execution beats everything and don't count your chickensShow Notes & Mentions

Rabbi Kaufman Chanukah - Mashal of a “Ner” by Mayanot

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17 - 8-6-2025 - Gate 7: Shaar HaTeshuva - Ch 10 - Chovos HaLevavos - the Final Mashal

"Sicha #174: *Parshas Matos-Maasei,* Chelek Chof Gimmul page 214. My body's experience and ability is the deepest expression of Hashem's power. Menachem Av - We bring our father comfort.This week's learning sponsored by 3 individuals!*Chaya Musha bas Devorah Leah* & *Henna Shomer*both in honor of their Yom Huledes - May this learning be a zchus for a shnas bracha, ad bli dai!!* Thank you for choosing these sichos as your birthday gift!Learning sponsored also by *Susan Shapiro* in honor of the yahrtzeit of her mother (my Safta!) *Basya bas Nessa*. May her neshama have an aliyah and endless nachas!_Want to get in on sponsoring? PM me!__*Sicha Summary Notes*_Ever had a moment where you were really *stuck* in your own challenge?In this month of Menachem Av, we comfort Hashem for the pain He is in.There are 2 dimensions of Hashem's pain of being in golus1. *Shchina is with the yidden in Golus.* When we experience our Geulah it is Hashem's Geulah. Our neshamos are always Godly, no choice there, but our bodies - that dont reflect godliness, those Hashem chose! When we are physically (body) in golus, so is Hashem.2. Like a king who said to his servants, if you are looking for me, *I am going to be next to my son.*What is deeper about this that is being added?Differentiation! Jewish Mothers - *we get it!* Where my kid is, that's where Ill be.*2 different situations*The father feels obvious cherishing of the child, bringing nachas! Warm fuzzy feeling, my delicious child, i'm with them! - neshama part of the yid, *nachas producer* , neshama is never affected by the golusRebbe adding! This is also true when it comes to the body. The body does NOT show Hashem. It looks just as coarse as other bodies. Mashal - if you are looking for me, I am going to be with my son. Ya this is my kid, i go with him everywhere he is at. *Hashem is with us in our tumah* . *Essential connection*Only in the Jewish Body (vs soul) do you see the connection of Hashems essence. I'm with my kid. Period.Hashem is ALWAYS with us. Menachem Av - Hashem is here as the father to his child.Level 1 nachas connection - *neshama experience*Level 2 essential connection - *body experience*Taking this even deeper...We also suffer loss, How can we comfort Hashem?The greatness of what the child can do > parentsLike a blue eyed child born from brown eyed parents, the child _reveals a recessive gene his parents have, but did not display._You have incredible power! Show up with all the emunah, all the positivity - WOW! This was always there in Hashem but not expressed until a Yid does this.We have the ability through our physical struggles, we are bringing out a koiach always there in Hashem - that had not yet been brought out.*All of us showing up in Mitzvos, Torah, we are bringing out Hashems “recessive DNA”. there is no such thing as a ME struggle - don't ever feel alone, you are Hashems essence being expressed*. Feel empowered! We can define the golus, tap into incredible koiach, Hashems essence pumping through us. Shift to new approach: Moshiach!"

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For episode 174, we have a special episode in store. On September 25th, Tereza and Drew from Crypto Altruism co-hosted a Twitter Space where they dove into the key themes from their three-part article series, Exploring the Octant Ecosystem, and had the opportunity to chat with Mashal and Wayne from Octant about some of the exciting things they have in the works. We also announced the winners of our Public Greats GLM giveaway, and heard the incredible stories of 4 Web3 public goods builders from Treegens, KFMEDIA℠, Earth Coin, and ReFi Tulum.As this was a live, unedited Twitter Space, the audio quality isn't quite up to our usual standard since most of the speakers were using their phones. But the conversation was packed with insights, and we had a great time engaging with the community and exploring what makes Octant so impactful in the world of public goods funding.--Full shownotes with links available at--https://www.cryptoaltruism.org/blog/crypto-altruism-podcast-episode-174-special-live-episode-exploring-the-octant-ecosystem

The King's Treasures are OPEN & You are Busy Feeding Your Dog? The Baal Shem's Mashal. Rosh Hashanah --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ravpinsonpodcast/support

How does emunah come into play when it comes to the idea of loving our fellow Jew? First and foremost, someone who has emunah wants to do the will of Hashem to the best of his ability. There are numerous mitzvot in the Torah regarding not hating others, but rather loving them. If someone fully believes in Hashem, he'll overcome his inclinations towards hatred and channel them towards what Hashem wants. Unfortunately, sometimes it's religion itself that is the cause of the hatred. We know that it is wrong for a non-religious person to dislike someone because they're religious. But sometimes people who are religious may think that disliking someone non-religious is justified. When Hashem told Moshe to tell Pharaoh that the Jewish people were considered like His precious firstborn child, what level of religion were they on? The midrash says their hairstyles were done in the style of idol worshippers. They did not have a brit milah. They wore shatnez . Most of them were born into families that had already been influenced by Egyptian culture. They were following what they knew. But Hashem still loved them like his own children. There are many people who refuse to be in the same room as someone else who differs in his philosophies in religion. Rabbi Menashe Reizman made a beautiful point, using emunah to bridge these gaps. Hashem, in His infinite wisdom, decides where each neshama needs to be in this world to do its unique job. Some people He places into families with no religion. Some people He places into families that have X type of philosophy, and some into families with Y type of philosophy. In most cases, the reason a person thinks the way he does is because of the environment that Hashem put him in. When we want to dislike someone else because of his philosophy, we should also think about the fact that if Hashem would have put us in that person's environment, we would think exactly like he does. So how could we dislike someone because of the environment that Hashem put him in? A person might say, "But how could it be? Does Hashem want someone not to be religious or to have the wrong philosophy? How could He put him in an environment that is not conducive for the proper spiritual growth?" To that we say, we are not capable of fathoming the ways of Hashem in this world. Consider as a Mashal a writer of suspense novels. If he's a good writer, the reader will not be able to put everything together until the very last paragraph of the book. A good writer can keep his reader in suspense until the very end. On that last page, everything comes together and it all makes sense. If the writer is not so good, his readers can begin figuring him out, or figuring out the end of the book as they come upon the last few chapters. The greater the writer, the longer he can keep his reader in suspense. Hashem, kavayachol , is the greatest writer of all. Nobody has been able to figure Him out, and nobody will be able to figure Him out until He reveals Himself on that final day. On that day, we will understand exactly why there needed to be different philosophies and different types of Jews, all serving Hashem the way they were taught. We will also understand why there had to be Jews who didn't even know they were Jews. For now, Hashem wants us to love even the people that we disagree with. If we can learn to love, in honor of Hashem, that will hasten the Geulah . And then, Hashem will let us understand everything that ever happened throughout history.

My body's experience and ability is the deepest expression of Hashem's power. Menachem Av - We bring our father comfort.This week's learning sponsored by 3 individuals!Chaya Musha bas Devorah Leah & Henna Shomerboth in honor of their Yom Huledes - May this learning be a zchus for a shnas bracha, ad bli dai!!* Thank you for choosing these sichos as your birthday gift!Learning sponsored also by Susan Shapiro in honor of the yahrtzeit of her mother (my Safta!) Basya bas Nessa. May her neshama have an aliyah and endless nachas!Want to get in on sponsoring? PM me!Sicha Summary NotesEver had a moment where you were really stuck in your own challenge?In this month of Menachem Av, we comfort Hashem for the pain He is in.There are 2 dimensions of Hashem's pain of being in golus1. Shchina is with the yidden in Golus. When we experience our Geulah it is Hashem's Geulah. Our neshamos are always Godly, no choice there, but our bodies - that dont reflect godliness, those Hashem chose! When we are physically (body) in golus, so is Hashem.2. Like a king who said to his servants, if you are looking for me, I am going to be next to my son.What is deeper about this that is being added?Differentiation! Jewish Mothers - we get it! Where my kid is, that's where Ill be.2 different situationsThe father feels obvious cherishing of the child, bringing nachas! Warm fuzzy feeling, my delicious child, i'm with them! - neshama part of the yid, nachas producer, neshama is never affected by the golusRebbe adding! This is also true when it comes to the body. The body does NOT show Hashem. It looks just as coarse as other bodies. Mashal - if you are looking for me, I am going to be with my son. Ya this is my kid, i go with him everywhere he is at. Hashem is with us in our tumah. Essential connectionOnly in the Jewish Body (vs soul) do you see the connection of Hashems essence. I'm with my kid. Period.Hashem is ALWAYS with us. Menachem Av - Hashem is here as the father to his child.Level 1 nachas connection - neshama experienceLevel 2 essential connection - body experience Taking this even deeper...We also suffer loss, How can we comfort Hashem?The greatness of what the child can do > parentsLike a blue eyed child born from brown eyed parents, the child reveals a recessive gene his parents have, but did not display.You have incredible power! Show up with all the emunah, all the positivity - WOW! This was always there in Hashem but not expressed until a Yid does this.We have the ability through our physical struggles, we are bringing out a koiach always there in Hashem - that had not yet been brought out.All of us showing up in Mitzvos, Torah, we are bringing out Hashems “recessive DNA”. there is no such thing as a ME struggle - don't ever feel alone, you are Hashems essence being expressed. Feel empowered! We can define the golus, tap into incredible koiach, Hashems essence pumping through us. Shift to new approach: Moshiach!(Chelek chof Gimmul page 214)

The deepest of mediations and soulful understanding is the Mashal of the Ner Hashem Nishmat Adam... The Sefer Tanya discusses... United Souls - Extracts from New Book Section 2 - by Eli Goldsmith - Part 43 - The Israel War Real Flow, Spiritual Investment & Soulful Living! https://eligoldsmith.substack.com/p/united-souls-extracts-from-new-book-e1a?r=oyu71 #unitedsouls #israelwar #soulfulliving #realflow... Cover Pic - The Chabad Rebbe's Soul and Child's Waving... --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eligoldsmith/support

in this episode Ninja Kamui and solo leveling has brought  the hype!!!! and the live Action Netflix Avatar the last air bender was absolute perfection. Mashal season 2, and delicious in a dungeon are some sleepers. All this and more . (previously recorded on 3/3/24)

The kids want Auntie PJ and Elijah to finally tell all about their legendary treasure hunt, but the grownups try to skirt the subject with “A Story For Another Time.” This one delves into lovable Zev's first holiday in Mashal.   Episode Credits: Beyond the Bookcase is a production of PJ Library.   Production: Executive Producer, Alli Thresher; Associate Producer, Elizabeth Korelitz Story Editor: Petey Gibson Writers: Jan Schwaid, Petey Gibson Audio editing, mixing, mastering, and score: Peter Moore, Palace of Purpose Studios in Malden, MA Opening Theme Song: Written by Peter Moore and Alli Thresher. Arranged by Peter Moore. Performed by Mister G (vocals) and Peter Moore (instruments).   Cast: Elijah - Nate DuFort Evie - Samantha Philyaw Auntie PJ - Laura Rondinella Miri - Arianna Fox Jacob - Caro Cabal Coniglio Blue - Maya Aoki Tuttle Micah - Maxwell Glick Golem - Pat Bordenave Pig 1 - James Gracik Pig 2 - James Gracik Pig 3 - James Gracik Zev - Walter Alice Sickert Joha - Ryan Abedi

January 26th, 2024 (Coming Home - Qowl - Desire the Towrah (yadayah.com) page 18 – 29) Mizmowr / Lyrics to Sing / Psalm 1:6; Mashal / Word Pictures / Proverb 14:3; Mizmowr / Lyrics to Sing / Psalm 2:1. Join Yahowah's family as we explore the Towrah of God. We will expose religious corruption while most importantly espousing Yah's Towrah truth.  Hosted by the author of the Yada Yahowah series, An Introduction to God, Observations, Coming Home, Babel, Questioning Paul, God Damn Religion, and Tea with Terrorists. 

Passover in Mashal is as enchanting as you'd expect. But who hosts the best seder, Cinderella or Snow White? Follow Auntie PJ and Elijah as they seder-hop through Mashal in this “Story For Another Time.” Episode Credits: Beyond the Bookcase is a production of PJ Library. Production: Executive Producer, Alli Thresher; Associate Producer, Elizabeth Korelitz Story Editor: Petey Gibson Writers: Jan Schwaid, Petey Gibson Audio editing, mixing, mastering, and score: Peter Moore, Palace of Purpose Studios in Malden, MA Opening Theme Song: Written by Peter Moore and Alli Thresher. Arranged by Peter Moore. Performed by Mister G (vocals) and Peter Moore (instruments). Cast: Miri - Arianna Fox Evie - Samantha Philyaw Blue - Maya Aoki Tuttle Jacob - Caro Cabal Coniglio Joha - Ryan Abedi Elijah - Nate DuFort Auntie PJ - Laura Rondinella Micah - Maxwell Glick Mr. Saifair - Gregory David Barnett Marion Woman in Shoe - Tianna Tagami Chicken Little - Blair Which Snow White - Laura Schreiber Golem - Pat Bordenave Cinderella - Gwen D'Angelo Humpty Dumpty - John Henry Kurtz Dolores the Donkey - Alli Thresher

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Why did Hashem need 10 plagues—wouldn't one catastrophic plague have sufficed? What is the deeper meaning behind the 3 distinct sets of plagues we see in the Hagadah? And why does the Torah spend so much time on the details of each plague? This week's parsha raises profound questions about the nature of emunah, the path to personal growth, and Hashem's relationship with humanity. By exploring insights on the makkos, this podcast reveals timeless lessons about strengthening your emunah amidst life's plagues and passions. You'll discover how the structure of the 10 plagues contains eternal truths about the journey from impurity to purity, mind to heart to action. A great Mashal & Story is given as well to emphasize the concept. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/prismoftorah/message

Tehilim the great segulah. The Mashal. סגולת תהילים. המשל --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yisroel/support

49 - 12-06-2023 - Chapter 4 - Shaar HaBitachon - Chovos HaLevavos. This recording got cut off. We asked a kasha on the Mashal of the Land; we are told to relate to one who gives to us as land. Just as land is a conduit for Hashem's blessing, so are people. (K) what does this Mashal add?! (Tz) we said, we might have thought it's different with people, that people have their own choice, and maybe that has power as it relates to me. The Mashal says. No! True they have choice, and that's their power. But it doesn't impact you at all. HaShem is the one who brings blessings. Through them, like the sprouting of the land. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/relyonhashem/message

Kriat Shma and an Incredible Mashal about our relationship with HaShem!!!

The Alter Rebbe teaches us that the King comes out to the field to meet with us during Elul. What is the inner depth of this Mashal? Why does the King take this stroll? In this shiur, delivered at the first guest shiur in MMY, Rav Burg explains why Teshuva feels inorganic even though it is our most natural state of being.

Listen in as we chat with our buddy, the Mayor of Mashal, Golem! What has he been up to lately? Does he have any hobbies? How old is he? All of this and more in today's bonus episode.  Who will we catch up with next? Stay tuned... 

Ilana Stein guides us through the drama of both the parable and the hoy lamentations that follow giving us the context, the drama, the noise. Text for this chapter can be found here: https://www.sefaria.org/Isaiah.5

Continuing where we left off last week, Mashal and Sana get into the harder conversations around marriage, in laws, family, siblings, etc. Listen for some really tangible ways to help you in so many scenarios from arguments with the husband to building a stronger relationship with your MIL and how to take your health seriously if you've been on the vicious cycle of dieting. Enjoy a fun lightening round at the end as we wrap up desi girl's guide to adulting!!!

On this week's episode, I get to interview Dr. Mashal Khan! Enjoy the first of a two part series with Mashal as she talks about all the curveballs she's navigated as a badass, each time turning lemons into lemonade. Whether it be personal or professional, Mashal has shown grace, strength and resilience in so many of her life experiences. She reminds us that there is power in sharing our stories and teaches us tangible ways to create our DREAM reality.  In part one, we discuss her journey into medicine and beyond as a self-made functional medicine and health coach, her pregnancy story (including a HILARIOUS public gender reveal mix-up), navigating a new career while faced with severe hesitation from family, and how she met her now husband, Nadir!

A Shuir on a Mamar from the Bal HaTanya on Purim

It's the Season 2 finale! Wild creatures are running all over the place. What WAS on Serach's farm? And what's the deal with that goat? All will be revealed in the stunning conclusion.

The Mashal musicians are in disarray and making a lot of noise, and not the cool alternative music kind of noise. It's too loud, it's cacophonous, it's downright unpleasant! Can the kids help?

The kids find someone they've been searching for. But there's no time to sit and swap travel tales – something is still not right in Mashal. Does the mysterious Serach know what's up?

معتز مشعل كاتب ومحاضر وإستراتيجي حياة وأعمال. في برنامجنا، يتحدث معتز لأول مرة عن نفسه وعن الجانب الشخصي من حياته. يشاركنا معتز ايضاً خبراته الحياتية، ومفهومه عن قانون الجذب، وتغلبه على الاكتئاب، والأساليب التي يستخدمها في تربية أطفاله، وأكثر من ذلك.

The kids discover Chelm, a very grey part of Mashal that's both confusing and confused, if that makes any sense, which it wouldn't in Chelm. And … Mr. Saifair has a brother?!?

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The kids and Mr. Saifair come up with a plan to save Mashal and rescue Golem from his destructive path. On that path, our friends find three particularly posh kittens whose unprotected paws have left them stranded in the woods. Learn all about the Jewish value of returning lost objects in the season 2 premiere episode of Beyond the Bookcase.

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In this season finale of Beyond the Bookcase, things go beyond berserk! The kids arrive at the library but it's eerily quiet and Auntie PJ is NOWHERE to be found. They discover they can now enter the land of Mashal at will. But when they arrive, it's no longer just a quest to find Auntie PJ, but a mission to save the Golem and ALL their fairytale friends too. Thanks for coming along on this season's adventure! Stay tuned for new episodes this fall. 

We all experience situations that we wish we didn't have to go through. Our natural reaction during those times is to think, "Why is Hashem doing this to me?" or "Why did this have to happen?" When Rebbe Shimon bar Yochai came out of hiding after thirteen years, the Gemara says his body was filled with cracks and sores from being under the sand for so long. His father-in-law, Rebbe Pinchas ben Yair, saw this and cried, "Woe unto me that I have to see you like this." Rebbe Shimon replied, "אשריך שראיתני בכך"-Fortunate are you to see me like this; without this, I never would have become the person that I am now. Rabbi Lugassi explained that this is a statement we should always have on our minds and apply to our own lives. We are so fortunate to be in the position that we are in right now; no matter what we are going through, we would not be the people we are supposed to be without it. Hashem gives everyone the exact lives that they need to have to be successful in this world. He measures how much intellect a person should have, how much pride, how much of an inclination towards anger, how much money he should have, and the list goes on. Every aspect of our lives is carefully planned out for our benefit. If we have to experience a hard time, it is because that is the only way we will accomplish what we need to accomplish here. So "אשריך שראיתני בכך"-fortunate are we every second of the day that Hashem is guiding us and giving us exactly what we need. The tests that we encounter all day long are also from Hashem to bring us to where we need to be. Rabbi Lugassi gave a Mashal of a school teacher who had thirty students in his class. He would give written tests once a month to make sure they were grasping the material. One day, the principal came in and said, "You really have two different tracks of students here. I want you to make two sets of tests from now on, one for the honor students and one for the regular students." Then the principal came back and said, "On second thought, there are really three tracks of students, I want you to make three different sets of tests." This would obviously be much more work for the teacher, and he would not be to happy about it. But what if the principal said, "After further investigation, I decided that every single student is on a different level, and they need to be tested accordingly. I want you to make thirty different tests each time." The teacher might quit after hearing that. And that's just for making tests once a month. What if he would be asked to make tests every week, or even every day? Hashem, in His infinite wisdom, gives tests not to just thirty people, and not just on a daily basis, but He gives millions and millions of different tests every minute of the day, to the entire world. Every single person is tested; each one is carefully planned and tailor made for each individual to achieve the growth that he needs to achieve. When giving each test, Hashem takes into account how much Torah each person knows, how much of an inclination towards anger he has, or towards pride. All of his capabilities are factored in before a test is given. And this is done to the entire world every second. "לתבונתו אין מספר"-we will never be able to fathom the great wisdom of Hashem. But we should be delighted to know that every second of our lives is being planned out by the One who loves us and knows what we need better than we do. How beneficial it would be for us to realize in advance that we're being tested all the time. If someone came over to us and said, "In two minutes from now, a man is going to walk in and try to annoy you. He's going to say some nasty things; his goal is to get you angry. If you don't respond and you keep your cool, you'll be rewarded immensely." How easy would that test be? We'll be prepared. This is the way it is with every test. Hashem doesn't have to come and tell us each time we're being tested. Whatever he sends our way is a test for us to overcome the way the Torah tells us to overcome it. And if we do, we're a success. If we're asked how life is going, no matter what's happening, we should say, "Baruch Hashem, I am so fortunate to be living the life that I am. "אשריך שראיתני בכך"- fortunate are you to see me like this." If Hashem is putting us through it, it must be the way that we are going to achieve our true purpose.

It's Shavuot and the kids have arrived in the mystical land of Mashal to find things in chaos! It seems Zev and several of his fairytale friends have introduced the idea of a day with NO RULES. The kids already have their hands full helping to get things back in order, and then Mr. Saifair takes drastic measures, aiming to get Mashal under control ... with no children allowed ever again! Learn more about the holiday of Shavuot at pjlibrary.org/shavuot.

A tomato and dairy shortage is threatening to cancel the annual matzah pizza cookoff, and Auntie PJ is freaking out! The kids are whisked away to the land of Mashal where Humpty Dumpty is about to crack under the pressure of hosting his first seder. The kids get help from all their fairytale friends (and even Mr. Saifair) to pick up the Passover pieces and help Humpty keep it together.

It's time for the purimspiel, the annual performance telling the story of Purim. The kids are trying to decide which characters everyone will play but they can't get Jacob to settle on a role. Once again transported to the land of Mashal, they meet Bubbe and a not-so-bad wolf named Zev. He's having his own trouble finding his role in Mashal's Purim carnival. They'll all have to work together to help both Zev and Jacob pick the perfect part.

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