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Sacred Time in A Modern World | Rabbi Moshe E. Scheiner
Most people experience time as something that works against them. But what if time wasn't meant to constrain us, but to enhance us? On the first episode of חַי GROUND, Callie Haroche sits down with Rabbi Moshe E. Scheiner to explore a core Jewish idea: that time is not simply something we measure, but a tool for freedom.
This conversation examines the Jewish calendar as a framework for growth, both personal and collective. Drawing on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe alongside Viktor Frankl and Marshall McLuhan, they discuss how conscious engagement with time becomes a leadership advantage in a digital world that often operates without rhythm. When we start treating time as a tool and not a threat, we can shift from survival to self-actualization.
About Rabbi Moshe E. Scheiner
Rabbi Moshe E. Scheiner is the founding Rabbi of Palm Beach Synagogue, which he and his wife, Rebbetzin Dinie Scheiner, established in 1994 and has grown into a thriving community in South Florida. He is known in Palm Beach and beyond for his warm and inclusive approach and is deeply committed to strengthening bonds within the Jewish community and beyond, grounded in mutual values and respect.
His daily videos and reflections reach a global audience, from the United States to Australia. For more information about Rabbi Scheiner, please contact Palm Beach Synagogue.
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By The Haroche InstituteMost people experience time as something that works against them. But what if time wasn't meant to constrain us, but to enhance us? On the first episode of חַי GROUND, Callie Haroche sits down with Rabbi Moshe E. Scheiner to explore a core Jewish idea: that time is not simply something we measure, but a tool for freedom.
This conversation examines the Jewish calendar as a framework for growth, both personal and collective. Drawing on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe alongside Viktor Frankl and Marshall McLuhan, they discuss how conscious engagement with time becomes a leadership advantage in a digital world that often operates without rhythm. When we start treating time as a tool and not a threat, we can shift from survival to self-actualization.
About Rabbi Moshe E. Scheiner
Rabbi Moshe E. Scheiner is the founding Rabbi of Palm Beach Synagogue, which he and his wife, Rebbetzin Dinie Scheiner, established in 1994 and has grown into a thriving community in South Florida. He is known in Palm Beach and beyond for his warm and inclusive approach and is deeply committed to strengthening bonds within the Jewish community and beyond, grounded in mutual values and respect.
His daily videos and reflections reach a global audience, from the United States to Australia. For more information about Rabbi Scheiner, please contact Palm Beach Synagogue.