Chassidic Psychology
Can we be Authentically Happy? Part 2
In part 1, we discussed how natural joy is the happiness in who we are, in our very existence. It already exists within us. All we have
Can we be Authentically Happy? Part 1
Click here for Part 2 of this article Purim is right around the corner and now we are obligated to be happy. That’s an order!
Conflict and Love
Excerpted from a class that Rabbi Ginsburgh recently gave to the students of yeshivat Chomesh, which was recently destroyed by the Israeli government in response
Q&A: Chassidic Psychology for Converts...
Q: I teach in a seminary for young women who wish to convert to Judaism. We currently have an excellent group and the atmosphere is
Guarding the Covenant in the Modern World: ...
Click here for part 1 of this article. Guarding the Covenant in the Modern World – Part 2 Rectifying sexual lust is known
Q&A: Emotional Distance from Mother
Q: I would love to be closer with my mother, but try as I might, I feel a certain distance from her. The memories of
Guarding the Covenant in the Modern World &...
Click here for Part 2 of this article Longing for intimacy Maintaining sexual propriety[1]—commonly known as “guarding the covenant” (שְׁמִירַת הַבְּרִית), in Jewish sources—is difficult.
Meeting the Other as ‘You’: Part 2
Click here for Part 1 Relating to another person with the pronoun “you” directly and honestly is the foundation of our relationships with others. Major
Lectures on Chassidic Psychology • Lectur...
This is the fourth part of a transcript of Rabbi Ginsburgh's class at the Torat Hanefesh School of Jewish Psychology from 13th of Av, 5769
Feel Superfluous!
The sages say that a person who “makes himself like leftovers” merits to ascend to the loftiest heights (Rosh Hashanah 17b). There are people for