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Weekly Global Class
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Can You Change a Narcissist?
Join Rabbi Jacobson in this important lecture, as he dissects the deeper roots of narcissism and offers a surprising new approach to treating this condition based on seeing the human psyche in a new light.
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How to Deal With People You Don’t Trust
Can a relationship be mended after it has been fractured? What things can we do to engender and build trust in our lives?
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How to Host Your First Passover Seder (or Your First Great One)
Discover in this program methods and tips to creating an unforgettable experience, which will empower all with sustainable tools to free themselves emotionally, psychologically and spiritually.
Soulbytes
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Passing Away: Where Does The Soul Go When You Die?
Where does the soul go to when you die? Unbiased, grounded spiritual information about where the soul goes when you die.
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Do You Believe in Magic?
Open your eyes to miracles; See the extraordinary in the ordinary and the supernatural within the natural. Discover the magic in every moment.
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Find Your Soul Mate
Attraction, on a spiritual level, is sensing that another person has something that leads you together, to a greater place.
Meaningful Mondays
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If I Am Only for Myself, What Am I?
Rabbi Simon Jacobson discusses the famous quote, “If I am not for myself, who will be for me? If I am only for myself, what am I?” In this short video, you can discover the fundamental ideas behind true empathy while looking after your own needs.
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How to Stay Young
A short talk on your natural, ingrained source of youthful energy. Everyone has it — you just have to access it!
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The Spiritual Difference Between Bread and Matzah Told in Three Minutes
Bread and matzah (the unleavened bread eaten by Jews on the holiday of Passover) are both made from flour and water — so why are they so different?
MyLife: Chassidus Applied Weekly Broadcast
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Ep. 209: Does Negating Secular Education Mean That We Have to Be Ignorant?
Also in this episode: Chassidus Applied to Iyar and Beis Iyar; Lessons from Parshas Tazria-Metzora; Why don’t we see Chassidim being scrupulous about making blessings on trees? How can I connect emotionally and not just intellectually? What is the Jewish perspective on chakras and the third eye? Reviewing MyLife 2018 Essays
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Ep. 208: How Do We Correct Wrongs If We Can’t Speak Loshen Hora?
Also in this episode: Chassidus Applied to Isru Chag; Lessons from Parshas Shemini; What lesson can I derive from a negative Seder experience? Aren’t we all shluchim? What is the correct definition of the word bittul used in Chassidus? Reviewing My Life 2018 winning essays
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Ep. 207: Announcing the Winners of This Year’s MyLife: Chassidus Applied Essay Contest!
Also in this episode: Chassidus Applied to 11 Nissan; 13 Gimmel Nissan and Pesach; What is the connection between the Rebbe as the leader of the seventh generation and malchus? What does the Rebbe want and expect of us? Is shlichus the only option? What is the history of the Rebbe’s view on bochurim getting semicha? Why doesn’t Chabad sing or say the piyutim like Chad Gadya and Echad Mi Yodea?
Meaningful Life Center Live
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Do You Have a Personal Mission Statement? Learning How to Develop Your Calling in Life
Rabbi Simon Jacobson, April 2018, Washington, DC
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Chassidic Melodies And Their Deeper Meaning
Rabbi Simon Jacobson, April 2018, Washington, DC
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Religious Stereotypes: The G d You Don’t Believe In I Too Don’t Believe In
Religious Stereotypes and Distortions Rabbi Simon Jacobson, April 2018, Washington, DC
Vice Advice Series
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Vice Advice – Part Eight: Melancholy and Depression
What is the root and anatomy of melancholy and depression? How can we channel its power to positive ends? Is there a difference between sadness and depression; between healthy sadness and unhealthy melancholy?
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Vice Advice Series Part Seven: Laziness
Discover a refreshing and surprising way to look directly at laziness.
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Vice Advice Series Part Six: Frivolity
Learn new tools to help you redirect and harness this hollow vacuousness for a greater benefit.
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