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Weekly Global Class
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How to Build a Marriage That Defies the Odds
How many of today’s marriages are healthy and successful? What even defines success in marriage? Is it simply two people getting along, or is there more to it? While failed marriages can be difficult to measure, current statistics show up to a 50% divorce rate. And that does not take into account dysfunctional marriages and emotionally divorced couples who remain only technically married.
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How One Inspiring Moment Can Change Your Life
Discover a new way to look at what you — and every person — can accomplish in a split second. How to see a world in a gain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower, hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour.
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Ordinary People Becoming Extraordinary
Discover how to look beyond the glitz and glitter — beyond the modern forces which, deliberately or inadvertently, blind us — and see the extraordinary within the ordinary, the unusual within the usual, the miraculous within the natural.
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.
Soul Vitamins: 3-Minute Videos
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Giving Unconditional Love
Rabbi Simon Jacobson gives a three-minute talk on the spiritual nature of unconditional love, and what it takes to give it.
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Should You Retire?
With a touch of humor, this short talk by best-selling author and counselor-to-thousands Rabbi Simon Jacobson, cuts to the core of why retirement might look attractive, but isn’t always the healthiest choice. You never retire from life. Your whole life is valuable — from birth to old age.
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Why You Should Never Say, “Why Me?”
“Why me?” lands people in a downward spiral of negativity. Learn productive alternatives that allow you to turn your bad experiences and pain into powerful, life-transforming changes.
MyLife: Chassidus Applied Weekly Broadcast
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Ep. 225: Is the Rebbe’s Position on Zionism Different Than That of the Rebbe Rashab and Rebbe Rayatz?
Also in this episode: Chassidus Applied to the 2nd day of Rosh Chodesh Elul, Parshas Shoftim and the 4th Week of the Shiva D’Nechemta; If Adam and Eve are the ancestors of all mankind, how do we explain all the diversity of their descendants’ physical appearance? How to deal with loss? What is the difference between the Kabbalah of the Rama”k and of the Arizal? Part III
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Ep. 224: How to Turn the Experience of Being Bullied into a Positive?
Also in this episode: Chassidus Applied to Rosh Chodesh Elul and the 3rd Week of the Shiva D’Nechemta; Which psychological streams are aligned with Judaism? What is the Rebbe’s opinion on buying life insurance? What is the difference between the Kabbalah of the Rama”k and the Kabbalah of the Arizal? Part II; Follow-up: Off the derech; Can we establish policy based on a chassidishe hergesh? Writing pidyon to other Rebbes
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Ep. 223: Is a School Considered Lubavitch if it Is Behaving Counter to the Rebbe’s Directives?
Also in this episode: Chassidus Applied to Chof Av, the 2nd Week of the Shiva D’Nechemta, Parshas Eikev and Shabbos Mevorchim Elul; Can I write a pidyon to other Rebbes, or only to my own Rebbe? If my soul is Jewish (born to a Jewish mother), does that automatically make my body Jewish, even if my father is not Jewish? What is the difference between the Kabbalah of the Rama”k and the Kabbalah of the Arizal?
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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