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In this soul-o episode, I share something very real. I was in the middle of a conflict and needed something to hold onto, so I went back to my favorite lines from the Tanya, a foundational text from Chabad on the inner life, the mind, and the soul.
What I found wasn’t abstract. It was immediate.
I gathered quotes that speak directly to sadness, joy, and the power of our thoughts, and tried to actually apply them in real time. Not as an idea, but as a way to move through something difficult.
This is a conversation about what it looks like when these teachings stop being theoretical and start becoming usable. About the tension between how we feel and how we want to think and about whether we can actually shift our inner world when it matters most.
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By Esther MalkaIn this soul-o episode, I share something very real. I was in the middle of a conflict and needed something to hold onto, so I went back to my favorite lines from the Tanya, a foundational text from Chabad on the inner life, the mind, and the soul.
What I found wasn’t abstract. It was immediate.
I gathered quotes that speak directly to sadness, joy, and the power of our thoughts, and tried to actually apply them in real time. Not as an idea, but as a way to move through something difficult.
This is a conversation about what it looks like when these teachings stop being theoretical and start becoming usable. About the tension between how we feel and how we want to think and about whether we can actually shift our inner world when it matters most.
Support the show
Follow us on Instagram, Youtube and tiktok for more.
https://linktr.ee/asoulgrowsinisraelpodcast