Podcasts about rabbi sherre hirsch

Rabbi Sherre Hirsch has always been eager to push boundaries. As a woman, getting the gig as Rabbi at one of Los Angeles' biggest Conservative synagogues was not guaranteed. When she got there, the podium she was meant to stand behind was not built for her… figuratively and literally. At 5'2, she had to stand on a box to see over top.She was never going to acquiesce to what a Rabbi “should” look like. She likes yoga, surfing, the outdoors. She shuns pantyhose.And most importantly, she believes in all people finding their own connection with religion and spirituality.Many parts of today's episode may surprise you – Including the Rabbi's admission that even her faith is shakable – and what we all can do to stay aligned with our highest sense of spirit and walk through life a little bit lighter.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

I love that old song by Player: “Baby Come Back” — especially when the singer says: “I was wrong…” It is not that easy to say. But, we do. Because we must. In late July, the Sunday New York Times devoted an entire section to that topic – “I Was Wrong.” The editors of the New York Times invited a cadre of their op-ed writers – among them, as pictured above, Farhad Manjoo, Paul Krugman, Bret Stephens, and Gail Collins – to describe how they had been wrong about what they had once thought, and about what they had once written. It was dazzling — an evocation of one of the themes of the High Holy Day season. “I was wrong.” I asked several of my friends and colleagues — all of them, veteran thought leaders in the American Jewish community — to describe those moments in their careers when they were wrong, didn't get it, or didn't see something coming. My guests: Rabbi Dan Freelander, one of the senior leaders of the Reform movement – who has held many positions within the Reform Jewish world, and is retired from his position as president of the World Union for Progressive Judaism, and is a popular singer of Jewish music, with Kol B'Seder.  Rabbi Laura Geller, one of the first woman rabbis in North America; former Hillel director, director of Los Angeles office of the American Jewish Congress, and rabbi emerita of Temple Emanuel in Beverly Hills. She, along with her late husband Richard Siegel, is the author of Getting Good at Getting Older.  Rabbi Sherre Hirsch, a rabbi and author who currently serves as the Chief Innovation Officer for American Jewish University. Rabbi Karyn Kedar, rabbi emerita of Congregation B'nai Joshua Beth Elohim in Deerfield, Illinois, and author

This week I'm speaking with Rabbi Sherre Hirsch. From Sunday mornings spent preaching to the shoes in her closet as a child, to becoming the first female rabbi of the largest conservative synagogue in Los Angeles, Sherre has dedicated her life to sharing Jewish wisdom with the world.A best selling author two times over, her practical and human approach to spirituality and religion has made her a frequent guest of The Today Show and garnered her admirers around the world. A strong advocate of having faith in oneself, her words and council have helped shepherd countless people through life's transitions, ranging from the everyday to the end of life.With opinions and views that can at times seem contradictory to someone in her position, she is bold, she is brave, and she is above all else, honest. Sherre's accessible and common sense approach to living has made her a trusted advisor to people from all walks of life and religious backgrounds, and I think through the course of our conversation you'll come to understand why.Please enjoy Rabbi Sherre Hirsch on The Days Between..

This week I'm speaking with Rabbi Sherre Hirsch. From Sunday mornings spent preaching to the shoes in her closet as a child, to becoming the first female rabbi of the largest conservative synagogue in Los Angeles, Sherre has dedicated her life to sharing Jewish wisdom with the world.A best selling author two times over, her practical and human approach to spirituality and religion has made her a frequent guest of The Today Show and garnered her admirers around the world. A strong advocate of having faith in oneself, her words and council have helped shepherd countless people through life's transitions, ranging from the everyday to the end of life.With opinions and views that can at times seem contradictory to someone in her position, she is bold, she is brave, and she is above all else, honest. Sherre's accessible and common sense approach to living has made her a trusted advisor to people from all walks of life and religious backgrounds, and I think through the course of our conversation you'll come to understand why.Please enjoy Rabbi Sherre Hirsch on The Days Between..

Rabbi Sherre Hirsch, Chief Innovation Officer at American Jewish University in LA, joins Mark to discuss what is Jewish spirituality, the experience of a 2000 person, non-Zoom Shivah, and the power of silence in the darkest moments. Here is the link to the verse on Sefaria.com: https://www.sefaria.org/Leviticus.10.2-7

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Rabbi Sherre Hirsch (www.sherrehirsch.com/) presents her experiential lecture "Becoming a Mindful Soul in a Mindbending World" before an audience at Temple Kol Ami(www.templekolami.org/) in Scottsdale, AZ. DONATE: bit.ly/1NmpbsP LEARNING MATERIALS: http://bit.ly/2ziiNMT For more info, please visit: www.facebook.com/valleybeitmidrash/ twitter.com/VBMTorah www.facebook.com/rabbisherrehirsch/ twitter.com/sherrehirsch www.facebook.com/RabbiShmulyYanklowitz/

Rabbi Sherre Hirsch speaks about concepts from her book, "Thresholds," sharing perspectives how people can navigate changes in their lives with confidence. Complete episode show notes available at www.TheIntrovertEntrepreneur.com/2017/05/18/ep151-Sherre-Hirsch-Thresholds

Air Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 During this week’s radio show you will learn about: Incorporating wellness into all aspects of life Connecting with purpose Using sweetness, structure and space for life makeover Garnering joy in doing for others

Air Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2017 During this week’s radio show you will learn about: Incorporating wellness into all aspects of life Connecting with purpose Using sweetness, structure and space for life makeover Garnering joy in doing for others

Rabbi Sherre Hirsch (http://www.sherrehirsch.com/) presents her lecture "How to Thrive Through Life’s Transitions to Live Fearlessly & Regret-Free" before an audience at Valley Beit Midrash (www.ValleyBeitMidrash.org) in Scottsdale, AZ. DONATE: http://bit.ly/1NmpbsP For more info, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/valleybeitmidrash/ https://twitter.com/VBMTorah https://www.facebook.com/rabbisherrehirsch/ https://twitter.com/sherrehirsch https://www.facebook.com/RabbiShmulyYanklowitz/

LEARN HOW TO THRIVE THROUGH LIFE'S TRANSITIONS! If you've ever wanted to face a challenge or transition in life a different way, to learn how to truly embrace them, to surf the waves of change and come out smiling on the other side, then do we have the guest for you! Her name is Sherre Hirsch, she's a Rabbi, inspirational speaker and author of the best-seller's We Plan, God Laughs, and Thresholds: How to Thrive through Life's transitions to live fearlessly and regret free. And that's exactly what we'll be talking about today, about embracing life's challenges, to live fearlessly through them, and without regrets. Of course, we'll also talk about Moses, letting go, and the biggest F word of them all, but I'm getting ahead of myself. Questions for Today's Interview Include: What do we do when life's plans go completely awry What is a threshold moment? How do we know we're in a threshold moment, and what does it meant to us? How do we deal with the biggest F word of them all, fear? How do we learn to trust ourselves? How do we begin practicing trusting in ourselves to make better decisions How do we learn to have faith in ourselves and trust our intuition? How do we live life regret free? Living life regret free What's a “Wait Box”? Why should we strive to be a B+ rather than an A? Words of wisdom for parents. Why luck is the residue of design And why putting yourself in the game, doesn't make you lucky, it makes you blessed! This interview will help you overcome the tough spots in life, and see them for what they really are, hallways to something better. How we get through the hallways effects how we get through everything in life. Sherre Hirsch shares words of wisdom from a lifelong career as a Rabbi, counselor and mother of 4 on getting through lifes transitions in order to truly thrive!

Hi Everyone, Michael Sandler here, your host on inspire nation. Today we have a very special meditation to give you inspiration and help quiet your mind. It's from Rabbi Sherre Hirsch, our guest on the show today, talking about Thriving through life's transitions. If you like this meditation, please do us a huge favor. Please rate and review the show. Your ratings help so much in helping others find the show, so they can enjoy it as well. Help us, to help others. Thank you! To hear more meditations from me, and from our guests, subscribe to our Inspire Nation Show, or visit inspirenationshow.com. I send love. I send light. And many many blessings your way. Namaste Woo Hoo! BONUS GUIDED MIND-QUIETING MEDITATION (5 MIN) | Sherre Hirsch | Peace | Inspiration | Happiness | Spirituality | Self-Help | Spiritual | Religion | Judaism | Buddhism | Inner Peace | Zen | Mindfulness

Author, Rabbi Sherre Hirsch talks about growing up as a latchkey kid, her life as a rabbi, and about her new book "Thresholds," which helps people live fearlessly and regret free. Here’s a few links to help you get the most out of Story Worthy- if you’re listening on an iPhone, all you need to do is tap the cover art while the show is playing, and you’ll see the episode notes, including the links. There is one to subscribe, http://bit.ly/2eSlJZw please do! There’s one to our Facebook page and to our email address. We’d love to hear from you, either there, or on our survey at wondery.com/survey. You’ll also find some special deals courtesy of our sponsors like Hello Fresh (promo code STORY30) Casper Mattress, and Audible (promo code STORYWORTHY). It’s good karma guys!

We all have major life transitions, which come in many different forms. But these difficult times can be thresholds to a new adventure. How do we take the challenge to turn what appears to be a block or even a death, into a threshold? Rabbi Sherre Hirsch has come today to talk to us about her 2nd book, Thresholds: How to Thrive Through Life's Transitions. Rabbi Hirsch is the first female Rabbi, who served for 8 years as the Rabbi of Sinai Temple in Los Angeles. She has since left the more traditional pulpit to serve a larger, more diverse “congregation.” She is now a nationally recognized personality who speaks across the country and frequently appears in the national media. She also serves as Spiritual Consultant to Canyon Ranch properties. Rabbi Sherre blends ancient tradition and modern day application to empower individuals to be their own spiritual guides. You are not going to want to miss this show.

"Innovation to me is... seeing beyond possibility." Rabbi Sherre Hirsch is far from from your average Rabbi. She has broken through several glass ceilings in her career (she even heeds the warning of looking out for the broken glass in doing so) and has carved out very non-traditional paths both on- and off the pulpit. As a counselor of individuals, teams, and corporations, Sherre teaches people how to get to and operate from the core of their values and beliefs. Always a few steps ahead, she also helps her clients get out of their own way and push beyond their visions of possibility - into that place where innovation truly happens. Her latest book, Thresholds, is a well-crafted examination of the transitional phase between our old operating methods and entering into a new way of doing things. On Innovation Crush, the Rabbi discusses everything from her love of video games to pushing through her own depression, to authoring books, and how innovation internally leads to innovation externally. www.sherrehirsch.com/

We Plan, God Laughs: 10 Steps to Finding Your Divine Path When Life Is Not Turning Out Like You Wanted. That's the title of Rabbi Sherre Hirsch's book and the topic of our discussion with her today. Rabbi Hirsch was the first woman rabbi at Sinai Temple in Los Angeles, the largest Conservative synagogue in the western U.S., where she served for eight years. A student of eastern philosophy as well as Jewish Theology, she has spent her time after her tenure at Sinai sharing her unique blend of the spiritual and the everyday with a larger audience, by appearing “The Today Show,” “ABC News”, “Inside Edition”, “Faith Matters Now” and others. Her book, “We Plan, God Laughs” reflects both a theme in her own life as well as guidance for the reader through a spiritual and introspective journey toward fulfilling divine potential. Life not turning out like you want? Tune in and find out how do find your divine path now.

The Book of Life's 2008 High Holidays Special! We speak to Jacqueline Jules, author of the picture book Sarah Laughs, and to Rabbi Sherre Hirsch, author of the self-help book We Plan, God Laughs: 10 Steps to Finding Your Divine Path When Life Is Not Turning Out Like You Wanted. Then we ask graphologist Arlyn Imberman to analyze the handwriting of these two authors as well as Book of Life Host, Heidi Estrin, to help us get into a self-reflective mode for the Jewish New Year. www.bookoflifepodcast.com bookoflifepodcast@gmail.com