Sometimes, it's easier to be kind and forgiving to others than it is to ourselves. But, it's no less important. Rabbi Rabbi Lisa Goldstein explores a teaching from Rabbi Nahman of Bratslav, with Rabbi Jason Rosenberg.  You can learn more about Rabbi Goldstein at www.RabbiLisaGoldstein.com

Sometimes, it's easier to be kind and forgiving to others than it is to ourselves. But, it's no less important. Rabbi Rabbi Lisa Goldstein explores a teaching from Rabbi Nahman of Bratslav, with Rabbi Jason Rosenberg. You can learn more about Rabbi Goldstein at www.RabbiLisaGoldstein.com

Sometimes, it's easier to be kind and forgiving to others than it is to ourselves. But, it's no less important. Rabbi Rabbi Lisa Goldstein explores a teaching from Rabbi Nahman of Bratslav, with Rabbi Jason Rosenberg.&nbsp; You can learn more about Rabbi Goldstein at www.RabbiLisaGoldstein.com

Rabbi Lisa Goldstein: Forgiving Ourselves

"HaYom" means "today," or "THE day." 

Over the course of the Yamim Noraim, the ten days between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur,  Rabbis Chuck Briskin, Fred Greene and Jason Rosenberg and a variety of guests will bring each of you something special: a favorite teaching, in the hopes that your day will become a little more holy.

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"HaYom" means "today," or "THE day." Over the course of the Yamim Noraim, the ten days between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, Rabbis Chuck Briskin, Fred Greene and Jason Rosenberg and a variety of guests will bring each of you something special: a favorite teaching, in the hopes that your day will become a little more holy.

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