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Lectures on Chassidic Psychology • Lectur...
This is part one of a transcript of Rabbi Ginsburgh's class at the Torat Hanefesh School of Jewish Psychology from 13th of Av, 5769 To
Lectures on Chassidic Psychology Part 4: Th...
Improvements and Anxiety Let us say something more about the possible origins of anxiety. Har Shefer can also be translated as “A mounting of improvements.”
Lectures on Chassidic Psychology Part 3: He...
The 42 Journeys of the Psyche Parashat Massei (the parashah of the week) begins with a list of the 42 journeys the Israelites made from
Lectures on Chassidic Psychology Part 2: Wo...
Click here to read part 1 The foundation of therapy—hard work and joy Let’s say something more about the root of “advice” (עֵצָה) in the
Lectures on Chassidic Psychology Part 1: Th...
The direction of our training – “wondrous advisor” By Divine Providence today is the 27th of Tammuz. There is a tradition that today is the
5782: Numbers and Meanings for the New Year
5782: Numbers and Meanings for the New Year Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh Elul 5, 5781 • Kfar Chabad As per the Alter Rebbe’s metaphor capturing the
Rectifying the “You”: Pirkei Avot 3:1
Akavya the son of Mahalalel would say: Reflect upon three things and you will not come to sin. Know where you came from, where you
The Chozeh of Lublin: Don’t Rush the End ...
Rabbi Yaakov Yitzchak Halevi Horovitz, known as the Choizeh, or the Seer of Lublin, was born in Poland in 5505 (1745). He was the disciple
The Daughters of Tzlofchad and the Future
The Daughters of Tzlofchad and the Future “This is the thing that God commanded to the daughters of Tzlofchad, saying, to whomever they see fit,
The Arizal: Revealing the Yechidah in the S...
The Arizal: Revealing the Yechidah in the Soul The holy Rabbi Yitzchak Luria (the Arizal) was born in Jerusalem in 5294 (1533). When he