This shiur is a corker. Lots and lots of v interesting stuff to unpick. Enjoy! == Shiur from Friday, 14th Iyar 5786 Now, Rabbi Shimon – he can cancel the din across the whole world. Whoever comes to R’ Shimon, he already can’t sin. A person sees R’ Shimon, he can’t sin. If you see […]
Trump was bad for the Jews after all…. why is that such a shock?
You have no idea, how many readers I lost when I started calling Trump out as 'bad'.
That process began in earnest in 2019, when Epstein got 'suicided' on Trump's watch - and Operation 'Warp Speed' got actioned, to shove 'safe and effective'…
The BACH story from Krakow, and ‘stop beating up the gabbaim’ – more comments from the Rav
This is a very interesting part of the Rav's recent shiur.
Mamash, it also plays into the whole idea of 'being real', and understanding that every real tzaddik is surrounded by people who aren't very nice, just as moths are attracted to a…
Questions about Charlie Kirk that even the ‘normies’ are asking
My daughter sent me this a few days ago:
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For years and…
Even the worst Jewish government is better than the Brits – Comments from the Rav
Continuing the awesome shiur.
Lots more hints here, for those can decode them, a little.
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[The Rav now starts to speak about the Kohen Hadols in the times of the Temple, and how in the Second Temple unworthy people bought the office of…
Why Breslovers dance, and the ‘disaster’ at Meron
More comments from the Rav.
You can read the first part HERE.
Enjoy!
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[The Rav starts talking about Shuvu Banim’s hakafot on Simchat Torah, and continues:]
In Breslev, the dancing [on Simchat Torah] is not ‘simcha’ (happiness)…
Standing up to bullies: two examples
It's a strange thing, but when you're really trying to be part of Shuvu, you notice there are 'themes' that happen to kinda everyone connected, all at once.
Right now, the 'theme' really seems to be standing up to bullies.
Especially, that…
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