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3rd shiur - R' Avraham Gislason Likutei Moharan 23/24 Tinyana.
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2nd shiur - R' Avraham Gislason Likutei Moharan 23/24 Tinyana.
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R' Avraham Gislason - 1st shiur - Torah 23/24 Tinyana.
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1st shiur - R' Avraham Gislason Likutei Moharan 23/24 Tinyana.
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R' Gislason Torah Beis Tinyana Shiur 5
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R' Gislason Torah Beis Tinyana Shiur 4
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00:00 Introduction
01:53 The Concept of Gratitude and Elevation
04:07 Understanding Da'as: Awareness of Hashem
06:29 The Aspect of Halacha
08:56 The Importance of Halacha in Daily Life
16:36 Four Types of Experiences Requiring Public Gratitude
22:00 Connecting Personal Challenges to Gratitude
29:28 Understanding Gratitude in Challenging Times
30:22 The Wisdom of Recognizing Hashem's Kindness
34:18 Personal Anecdote: A Lesson in Gratitude
36:31 The Connection Between Halacha and Chesed
44:28 The Heart's Role in Experiencing and Overcoming Tribulations
54:03 Living with Gratitude and Halacha
R' Gislason Torah Beis Tinyana Shiur 1
Exploring the Depths of Chanukah: Lessons from Likutei Moharan
In this video, the speaker begins a new series on the second lesson from the second section of Likutei Moharan, titled 'Yimei Chanukah,' with a focus on the deeper spiritual aspects of Chanukah. Sponsored by the Schiffman family, the lesson aims for the merit and healing of certain individuals. The speaker emphasizes the profound teachings of Rabbi Nachman and clarifies that interpretations shared are his own understanding. The lesson explores themes of gratitude, praise, and the concept of 'Sha'a Shua,' or delight of the world to come. It discusses how Chanukah, viewed as Jewish Thanksgiving, offers an opportunity to draw the light of future redemption into the present. The class also touches on Jewish mysticism, the transformative power of gratitude, and being constantly aware of and connected to Hashem. Practical advice is given on how to integrate these teachings into everyday life to experience a deeper spiritual connection, particularly during Chanukah.
00:00 Introduction
00:49 Beginning the Torah Lesson
03:35 Understanding Chanukah and Thanksgiving
05:04 Exploring the Concept of Shashua
11:30 The Delight of Olam Haba
20:42 Levels of Gratitude and Awareness
30:03 A Serendipitous Encounter at the Bakery
30:45 Recognizing Divine Guidance
31:51 Living with Awareness of Hashem
32:49 The Loop of Gratitude and Praise
35:10 Drawing Olam Haba into This World
38:46 The Symbolism of Chanukah
43:46 The Oneness of Hashem
50:50 Applying the Teachings in Daily Life
55:21 Conclusion and Call to Action
R' Gislason - Torah 25 Tinyana
The Transformative Power of Turning Torah into Tefillah
In this session, the speaker initiates a discussion on the significant concept of transforming Torah study into heartfelt prayer (Tefillah). The session begins with a focus on the book club's usual subject, 'The Story of the Chacham and the Tam,' but shifts to an in-depth exploration of the teachings found in Likutey Moharan and Likutey Halakhot by Reb Nachman. Key themes discussed include the practice of regular Tehillim recitation, the spiritual dialogue known as Hisboididus, and the practical aspect of making one’s learning personal through prayer. The speaker delves into Kabbalistic aspects, showing how Torah and Tefillah are connected through the mystical structures of the ten Sefirot and the concept of integrating profound spiritual truths into daily practice. The importance of these practices is emphasized through their application to the High Holidays of Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot, ultimately advocating for daily engagement with deep Torah learning and personal prayer. The session concludes with a Q&A addressing practical concerns about Jewish prayer practices.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:24 Overview of Today's Topic
02:39 The Power of Tehillim and Hisbodedus
05:55 Turning Torah into Tefillah
07:09 Practical Benefits
12:35 Kabbalistic Insights into Torah and Tefillah
23:31 The Significance of the Number 13
31:18 Connecting Torah and Tefillah to Jewish Holidays
41:50 Understanding the Halakha of a Sukkah
42:52 The Nature of Tefillah
44:17 Three Types of Tefillah
48:46 Connecting Tefillah and Torah
51:43 The Role of Set Prayers in Judaism
58:12 The Importance of Personal Prayer
01:11:36 Historical Context of Personal Prayer
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