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How to Give and Receive Blessings
A blessing is a tool, which opens up doors. Learn how to tap into this energy and bring blessings into your life.
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Redeeming Negativity
For most of us, negative feelings and experiences are something we are taught to repress or to react to. A revolutionary idea is to, instead, use negativity for positive ends.
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What Is Kabbalah All About?
According to Kabbalah, the spectrum of human experience is divided into seven emotions and qualities (known as the Sefirah). The sefirah (represented by the tree of life) not only outlines the different parts of your emotional life, but is the very spiritual DNA of the entire universe. By studying it, you’ll unlock the fundamental building blocks of existence.
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Meet Your Seven Emotions
According to Kabbalah, your seven emotions are: Love, Restraint, Compassion, Endurance, Humility, Bonding, and Dignity.
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We All Come From One Place
The antidote to divisiveness and to cognitive dissonance is to acknowledge that we all come from one place. We all share one soul. This is practical Kabbalah.
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Taking One Action Changes Everything
Discover the surprising forces that lie within the quiet deed, the enormous punch yielded by a simple act.
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The Kabbalah of Psychology: Joy and Depression
Uncover a rare glimpse into the forces that define our ups and downs, our joys and depressions, and the other factors that shape our daily lives.
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Bad Mood Remedy: Commitment to a Cause
Join Rabbi Jacobson for this short, inspiring video discussing the importance of commitment, and how it can help you to transcend your perceived personal limitations.
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Remembering the Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson
Rabbi Simon Jacobson and Ari L. Goldman of The New York Times remember Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, days after his passing in an exclusive interview with Charlie Rose.
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The Problem With Being a Good Person
Join Rabbi Jacobson for this short, inspiring video discussing the importance of both being and doing when it comes to being a good person.
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