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HaShem's 7 Commandments for all Mankind Rabbi Zvi Aviner takes you step by step, up the ladder of Noah's Seven Commandments, which is the moral fabric of civilization.  The classes are on IDOLATRY, ADULTERY, BLOODSHED, THEFT, INJUSTICE, BLASPEHMY and MERCY (the Prohibition to eat BLOOD and more.

The stories and concepts are drawn from thousands-years old Jewish literature, like the Midrash, Talmud, commentators and Kabbalah. More importantly, the material is anchored in Jewish customs, prayers and liturgy; some dated to the Holy Temple of Jerusalem.

Here you'll discover the origin of ideas that have shaped our world, like the coming Reign of Mercy, the Heavenly Kingdom and the Eternal Sabbath. Whether you're a Christian, a Muslim or a Jew, you'll find these classes illuminating and inspiring.
Noah is the father of all Mankind. Hence his teaching is the roots of all faiths. Noah, by the very meaning of his Hebrew name, is a pleasant and accommodative teacher. His wife's name, Naama, means the same. Learn about both of them, about their falling in love, and about their fascinating families and treacherous times. You'll find that nothing is new under the Sun, and that we are still facing a similar moral discourse.

HaShem's 7 Commandments for all Mankind Rabbi Zvi Aviner takes you step by step, up the ladder of Noah's Seven Commandments, which is the moral fabric of civilization. The classes are on IDOLATRY, ADULTERY, BLOODSHED, THEFT, INJUSTICE, BLASPEHMY and MERCY (the Prohibition to eat BLOOD and more. The stories and concepts are drawn from thousands-years old Jewish literature, like the Midrash, Talmud, commentators and Kabbalah. More importantly, the material is anchored in Jewish customs, prayers and liturgy; some dated to the Holy Temple of Jerusalem. Here you'll discover the origin of ideas that have shaped our world, like the coming Reign of Mercy, the Heavenly Kingdom and the Eternal Sabbath. Whether you're a Christian, a Muslim or a Jew, you'll find these classes illuminating and inspiring. Noah is the father of all Mankind. Hence his teaching is the roots of all faiths. Noah, by the very meaning of his Hebrew name, is a pleasant and accommodative teacher. His wife's name, Naama, means the same. Learn about both of them, about their falling in love, and about their fascinating families and treacherous times. You'll find that nothing is new under the Sun, and that we are still facing a similar moral discourse.

HaShem's 7 Commandments for all Mankind

My mother's story of the Shoah - told in Yiddish

The Bleeding Sky-Recollections of the Shoah

The Mishneh Torah was the Rambam's (Rabbi Moses ben Maimon) magnum opus, a work spanning hundreds of chapters and describing all of the laws mentioned in the Torah. To this day it is the only work that details all of Jewish observance, including those laws which are only applicable when the Holy Temple is in place. Participating in one of the annual study cycles of these laws (3 chapters/day, 1 chapter/day, or Sefer Hamitzvot) is a way we can play a small but essential part in rebuilding the final Temple.

Rambam - 3 Chapters a Day

Rab. Abraham Cohen

Learning how we grafted into Yahushua! Learning to become Israel. Keeping the feast, keeping Shabbat, and following Torah.  Getting rid of the Levan of mans teachings!

Learning how we grafted into Yahushua! Learning to become Israel. Keeping the feast, keeping Shabbat, and following Torah. Getting rid of the Levan of mans teachings!

Sabbathlounge

YUTORAH: Dr. Shnayer Leiman -- Recent Shiurim

Migdal Dialogues is a forum to discuss important questions about life, philosophy, science, and Judaism. We will think through critical questions, focusing on the process of how we think as much as the conclusions we reach. In this way, we will extend our community beyond the confines of the Migdal HaTorah Beit Midrash. Get ready to expand your mind, nourish your intellect, and discover ideas at the cutting edge of Torah Judaism.

Migdal Dialogues is a forum to discuss important questions about life, philosophy, science, and Judaism. We will think through critical questions, focusing on the process of how we think as much as the conclusions we reach. In this way, we will extend our community beyond the confines of the Migdal HaTorah Beit Midrash. Get ready to expand your mind, nourish your intellect, and discover ideas at the cutting edge of Torah Judaism.

Migdal Dialogues

Join Bill Cloud in this special series, Returning To Our Roots.

Returning to Our Roots

Latest shiurim from Boca Raton Synagogue

Authentic Jewish teachings, insights and advice from the Bible, Talmud and Kabbalah.

Jewish Wisdom

TribeTalking podcast series provides valuable information, including the myriad of Jewish organizations that exist on campus and insight from college students, all to help students build a meaningful Jewish life on campus.

TribeTalking

Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel wrote, “What we need more than anything else is not textbooks but textpeople. It is the personality of the teacher which is the text that the pupils read; the text that they will never forget.” The “My Teacher” Podcast is a quest for “textpeople.” The podcast will be a forum for leaders in different sectors to reflect on the teachers who shaped and influenced them—who, in the words of Fred Rogers, “loved them into being.”

My Teacher Podcast

TYH for Podcasts! Here you will find a collection of Torah thoughts, inspiration, and musings from our roster of TYH speakers and influencers. Thank You Hashem!

Thank You Hashem

We will be discussing the most pertinent and important issues regarding the in-gathering of the exiles and bringing the Jewish people back to their homeland via Jewish Aliyah to Israel. <a href="https://geulamovement.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">geulamovement.substack.com</a>

We will be discussing the most pertinent and important issues regarding the in-gathering of the exiles and bringing the Jewish people back to their homeland via Jewish Aliyah to Israel. geulamovement.substack.com

We will be discussing the most pertinent and important issues regarding the in-gathering of the exiles and bringing the Jewish people back to their homeland via Jewish Aliyah to Israel. <a href="https://geulamovement.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">geulamovement.substack.com</a>

Bring Them Home - Israel Jewish Aliyah

There are two pathways up the mountain of life: the path of focused strength, and the path of resilience. The former is the path of Yosef and the latter is the path of Yehuda and his descendant King David.
Yosef was a tzadik; the paradigm of moral strength, he always managed to turn dust to gold. As a young slave, recently torn from his family, he does well enough to become head of household for an important court official.
Handsome, uber successful, and lonesome at the age of seventeen, he had the inner strength and focus to resist the daily advances of his master’s wife. 
Yosef teaches us to set our moral compass early in life, and never waver. He knew where he wanted to go, and nothing could distract him.
Yosef was a dreamer, he had ambitions, and he set out to conquer them. Calm and composed, he had an intuitive sense of who he was, and the faith to know that he would eventually arrive. Failure was simply not in Yosef’s lexicon. 
Yehuda and David, on the other hand, were all about resiliency. While Yosef taught us how to avoid failure, Yehuda and David taught us how to succeed despite and indeed because of failure. 
Yehuda was seduced by Tamar. Compounding the problem was the very difficult choice he faced: admit to it, or see an innocent woman killed. He admits to his lapse, and from this embarrassing union Mashiach is born.
Resiliency isn't about recovery but about transformation. Yehuda uses a powerful formula of humility, faith and hope to bounce back from failure stronger than ever.
Yosef and Yehuda, resilience and excellence, aren’t mutually exclusive. With Yosef as our guide, we discover our strengths and learn to focus our efforts where they matter most. But what happens when we fall - and if we travel the road to greatness, we will falter. It is inevitable. But - does that spell the end?  Do we stop dreaming, stop trying? Yehuda and David teach us to dust ourselves off, get up, and get back to work.  

A project of Denverkollel.org 
I would love to hear from you!
Rsh@denverkollel.org

There are two pathways up the mountain of life: the path of focused strength, and the path of resilience. The former is the path of Yosef and the latter is the path of Yehuda and his descendant King David. Yosef was a tzadik; the paradigm of moral strength, he always managed to turn dust to gold. As a young slave, recently torn from his family, he does well enough to become head of household for an important court official. Handsome, uber successful, and lonesome at the age of seventeen, he had the inner strength and focus to resist the daily advances of his master’s wife. Yosef teaches us to set our moral compass early in life, and never waver. He knew where he wanted to go, and nothing could distract him. Yosef was a dreamer, he had ambitions, and he set out to conquer them. Calm and composed, he had an intuitive sense of who he was, and the faith to know that he would eventually arrive. Failure was simply not in Yosef’s lexicon. Yehuda and David, on the other hand, were all about resiliency. While Yosef taught us how to avoid failure, Yehuda and David taught us how to succeed despite and indeed because of failure. Yehuda was seduced by Tamar. Compounding the problem was the very difficult choice he faced: admit to it, or see an innocent woman killed. He admits to his lapse, and from this embarrassing union Mashiach is born. Resiliency isn't about recovery but about transformation. Yehuda uses a powerful formula of humility, faith and hope to bounce back from failure stronger than ever. Yosef and Yehuda, resilience and excellence, aren’t mutually exclusive. With Yosef as our guide, we discover our strengths and learn to focus our efforts where they matter most. But what happens when we fall - and if we travel the road to greatness, we will falter. It is inevitable. But - does that spell the end? Do we stop dreaming, stop trying? Yehuda and David teach us to dust ourselves off, get up, and get back to work. A project of Denverkollel.org I would love to hear from you! Rsh@denverkollel.org

The Lion and the Ox:  Two Modes of Jewish Leadership

פארוואס בין איך א חסיד ?
מיט וואס בין איך א חסיד ?
וואס מיינט חסידות ?
וואס האט די בעש׳ט הק׳ גיוואלט ?
וואס קען חסידות מיר העלפן ? 

דא גייט מען ארויף לייגן שיעורים אי׳ה
ווי מען גייט פארלערנען א שטיקל פון הייליגן בעש׳ט הק׳ 
דורך רבי הערשי קרויס ני׳ו 
אויף א פראקטישע וועג אינעם היינטיגן מציאות 

אמתי קאתי מר לכשיפוצו מעינותיך חוצה 

ברענגען נענטער די גאולה פרטית אין די גאולה כללית 

לשם יחוד קודשא בריך הוא ושכינתיה ✨

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פארוואס בין איך א חסיד ? מיט וואס בין איך א חסיד ? וואס מיינט חסידות ? וואס האט די בעש׳ט הק׳ גיוואלט ? וואס קען חסידות מיר העלפן ? דא גייט מען ארויף לייגן שיעורים אי׳ה ווי מען גייט פארלערנען א שטיקל פון הייליגן בעש׳ט הק׳ דורך רבי הערשי קרויס ני׳ו אויף א פראקטישע וועג אינעם היינטיגן מציאות אמתי קאתי מר לכשיפוצו מעינותיך חוצה ברענגען נענטער די גאולה פרטית אין די גאולה כללית לשם יחוד קודשא בריך הוא ושכינתיה ✨ ‪+1 (845) 335‑7992‬ WhatsApp

פארוואס בין איך א חסיד ?
מיט וואס בין איך א חסיד ?
וואס מיינט חסידות ?
וואס האט די בעש׳ט הק׳ גיוואלט ?
וואס קען חסידות מיר העלפן ? 

דא גייט מען ארויף לייגן שיעורים אי׳ה
ווי מען גייט פארלערנען א שטיקל פון הייליגן בעש׳ט הק׳ 
דורך רבי הערשי קרויס ני׳ו 
אויף א פראקטישע וועג אינעם היינטיגן מציאות 

אמתי קאתי מר לכשיפוצו מעינותיך חוצה 

ברענגען נענטער די גאולה פרטית אין די גאולה כללית 

לשם יחוד קודשא בריך הוא ושכינתיה ✨

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✨ אורות הבעש׳ט ✨

Each week, join us on an adventure as we deconstruct that week’s parasha, exploring new insights and meaning in the Torah. Hosted by Simon Eder and sponsored by the Louis Jacobs Foundation, a part of Masorti Judaism, Jewish Quest aims to honour the statement of R' Jacobs z"l who said: 'The quest for Torah is itself Torah.' Welcome to that Quest.&nbsp; Find out more about our work at louisjacobs.org and masorti.org.uk

Each week, join us on an adventure as we deconstruct that week’s parasha, exploring new insights and meaning in the Torah. Hosted by Simon Eder and sponsored by the Louis Jacobs Foundation, a part of Masorti Judaism, Jewish Quest aims to honour the statement of R' Jacobs z"l who said: 'The quest for Torah is itself Torah.' Welcome to that Quest.  Find out more about our work at louisjacobs.org and masorti.org.uk

Jewish Quest

Yoga, Ahimsa &amp; The Tragedy Of WarThe Yoga of War Podcast with Shana Meyerson features conversations and insights on the moral implications of the Israel-Gaza War from a wide variety of pro-Israel voices and perspectives.Ahimsa is nonviolence and a cornerstone of yogic living. War is something to be avoided whenever possible, but also (per the Bhagavad Gita) a moral imperative when it comes to defending yourself and your community.After the massacre and unthinkable atrocities of October 7, 2023, Israel had no choice but to go to war and finally defeat its enemies on seven fronts, starting with Hamas in Gaza.The IDF takes extraordinary measures literally unheard of in the history of warfare to mitigate civilian casualties, but tragically, every war results in civilian deaths. That is an inevitable reality.To support Israel in this war isn’t to support war nor is it to ignore the horrors occurring in Gaza. It is to support the right of a nation to defend itself and its people in hopes of peace on both sides of the border.Please consider supporting the show 🙏GoFundMe: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://gofund.me/9d5262f8">https://gofund.me/9d5262f8</a>Venmo: @miniyogisZelle: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:shana@yogathletica.com">shana@yogathletica.com</a>And thank you! 🙏BE SURE TO CHECK OUT "A PARATROOPER AND A YOGI WALK INTO A BAR..." PODCAST, CO-HOSTED BY SHANA MEYERSON AND ANDREW FOX! <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.youtube.com/@ParatrooperAndYogi">https://www.youtube.com/@ParatrooperAndYogi</a>#YogaOfWar#israelpodcast #jewishpodcast #israel #israelhamaswar #israelgazawar #istandwithisrael #istandwithisraelforever #amyisraelchai #bringthemhomenow#newpodcastalert #femalepodcasters #podcastlaunch #podcastinterviews

Yoga, Ahimsa & The Tragedy Of War The Yoga of War Podcast with Shana Meyerson features conversations and insights on the moral implications of the Israel-Gaza War from a wide variety of pro-Israel voices and perspectives. Ahimsa is nonviolence and a cornerstone of yogic living. War is something to be avoided whenever possible, but also (per the Bhagavad Gita) a moral imperative when it comes to defending yourself and your community. After the massacre and unthinkable atrocities of October 7, 2023, Israel had no choice but to go to war and finally defeat its enemies on seven fronts, starting with Hamas in Gaza. The IDF takes extraordinary measures literally unheard of in the history of warfare to mitigate civilian casualties, but tragically, every war results in civilian deaths. That is an inevitable reality. To support Israel in this war isn’t to support war nor is it to ignore the horrors occurring in Gaza. It is to support the right of a nation to defend itself and its people in hopes of peace on both sides of the border. Please consider supporting the show 🙏 GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/9d5262f8 Venmo: @miniyogis Zelle: shana@yogathletica.com And thank you! 🙏 BE SURE TO CHECK OUT "A PARATROOPER AND A YOGI WALK INTO A BAR..." PODCAST, CO-HOSTED BY SHANA MEYERSON AND ANDREW FOX! https://www.youtube.com/@ParatrooperAndYogi #YogaOfWar #israelpodcast #jewishpodcast #israel #israelhamaswar #israelgazawar #istandwithisrael #istandwithisraelforever #amyisraelchai #bringthemhomenow #newpodcastalert #femalepodcasters #podcastlaunch #podcastinterviews

Yoga, Ahimsa &amp; The Tragedy Of WarThe Yoga of War Podcast with Shana Meyerson features conversations and insights on the moral implications of the Israel-Gaza War from a wide variety of pro-Israel voices and perspectives.Ahimsa is nonviolence and a cornerstone of yogic living. War is something to be avoided whenever possible, but also (per the Bhagavad Gita) a moral imperative when it comes to defending yourself and your community.After the massacre and unthinkable atrocities of October 7, 2023, Israel had no choice but to go to war and finally defeat its enemies on seven fronts, starting with Hamas in Gaza.The IDF takes extraordinary measures literally unheard of in the history of warfare to mitigate civilian casualties, but tragically, every war results in civilian deaths. That is an inevitable reality.To support Israel in this war isn’t to support war nor is it to ignore the horrors occurring in Gaza. It is to support the right of a nation to defend itself and its people in hopes of peace on both sides of the border.Please consider supporting the show 🙏GoFundMe: <a href="https://gofund.me/9d5262f8" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://gofund.me/9d5262f8</a>Venmo: @miniyogisZelle: <a href="mailto:shana@yogathletica.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">shana@yogathletica.com</a>And thank you! 🙏BE SURE TO CHECK OUT "A PARATROOPER AND A YOGI WALK INTO A BAR..." PODCAST, CO-HOSTED BY SHANA MEYERSON AND ANDREW FOX! <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@ParatrooperAndYogi" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.youtube.com/@ParatrooperAndYogi</a>#YogaOfWar#israelpodcast #jewishpodcast #israel #israelhamaswar #israelgazawar #istandwithisrael #istandwithisraelforever #amyisraelchai #bringthemhomenow#newpodcastalert #femalepodcasters #podcastlaunch #podcastinterviews

The Yoga of War Podcast: Fighting for Israel & The Jewish People

Your Jewish Neighborhood is a weekly podcast from Temple Isaiah in Lafayette, California. Each week, your host, Michele Holtz, will introduce you to clergy, educators, and other leaders from Temple Isaiah who will explore issues and topics of general interest to affiliated and unaffiliated Jews and anyone interested in the Reform Jewish movement. We hope you'll feel welcome here!

Your Jewish Neighborhood

Universal Torah Network

Rabbi Patrick Beaulier brings you spirituality, politics, pop culture, and a healthy dose of snark. <a href="https://darshanyeshiva.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">darshanyeshiva.substack.com</a>

Rabbi Patrick Beaulier brings you spirituality, politics, pop culture, and a healthy dose of snark. darshanyeshiva.substack.com

Rabbi Patrick Beaulier brings you spirituality, politics, pop culture, and a healthy dose of snark. <a href="https://darshanyeshiva.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">darshanyeshiva.substack.com</a>

Rabbi Patrick Podcast

This unique podcast features unedited news from Israel, a topic interview, Jewish Music of all genre, insights culled from the Torah Portion of the week and Jewish Calendar and a Chasidic Story. For more information about Rabbi Herschel Finman, visit http://rabbifinman.com

The Jewish Hour

Проповеди Александра Огиенко, старейшины общины &#34;Beit Shalom&#34; г.Рига. 
Разбор недельной главы Торы с параллельными местами из Пророков и Нового Завета (Брит Хадаша).
Проповеди Наума Гельфанда, старейшины общины &#34;Beit Shalom&#34;.
Свидетельства членов общины и гостей из разных стран.
Записи служений на праздники Господни.
Больше материалов для изучения вы можете найти на сайте: https://www.beitshalom.lv/

Проповеди Александра Огиенко, старейшины общины "Beit Shalom" г.Рига. Разбор недельной главы Торы с параллельными местами из Пророков и Нового Завета (Брит Хадаша). Проповеди Наума Гельфанда, старейшины общины "Beit Shalom". Свидетельства членов общины и гостей из разных стран. Записи служений на праздники Господни. Больше материалов для изучения вы можете найти на сайте: https://www.beitshalom.lv/

Проповеди Александра Огиенко, старейшины общины "Beit Shalom" г.Рига. 
Разбор недельной главы Торы с параллельными местами из Пророков и Нового Завета (Брит Хадаша).
Проповеди Наума Гельфанда, старейшины общины "Beit Shalom".
Свидетельства членов общины и гостей из разных стран.
Записи служений на праздники Господни.
Больше материалов для изучения вы можете найти на сайте: https://www.beitshalom.lv/

Beit Shalom | Бейт Шалом

Join Rabbi Michael Knopf, the Rabbi of Temple Beth-El in Richmond, VA, for sermons given from his Shtender.

Shtender

Todays Learning Archives - Dirshu

Цикл популярных аудиоуроков одного из духовных руководителей и основателей организации Толдот рава Ашера Кушнира на тему, которая каждого из нас интересует больше всего: что есть «я», что есть человек. Разум и Воображение – кто побеждает? Откуда у нас свойства характера и что с этим делать? Желание властвовать, склонность к бахвальству – откуда это всё в нас? Как на наши решения влияет дурное и доброе начало? При чем здесь огонь, ветер, вода и земля? Что есть человек – и кем должен быть человек?

Рав Ашер Кушнир  — Анатомия человеческой души

Shaking the Nations with the End time Prophecies of God.

Sightedmoon Podcasts

YUTORAH: R' Ari Kahn -- Recent Shiurim

The Way Of The Righteous Series with Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi  As of 2011 Rabbi Mizrachi has spoke in more than 4000 lectures, participated in many weekend seminars, radio shows, and others in English and Hebrew. These events have affected the lives of thousands of Jews which became observance of Torah and Mitzvohs. In 2004 Rabbi Mizrachi started a very successful website called DivineInformation.com that contains hundreds of lectures and videos in English and Hebrew. There are literally thousands of Baaley Teshuva from all the activities, many of them learning Torah in some of the best Yeshivas in Israel and the USA.

The Way Of The Righteous Series with Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi As of 2011 Rabbi Mizrachi has spoke in more than 4000 lectures, participated in many weekend seminars, radio shows, and others in English and Hebrew. These events have affected the lives of thousands of Jews which became observance of Torah and Mitzvohs. In 2004 Rabbi Mizrachi started a very successful website called DivineInformation.com that contains hundreds of lectures and videos in English and Hebrew. There are literally thousands of Baaley Teshuva from all the activities, many of them learning Torah in some of the best Yeshivas in Israel and the USA.

The Way Of The Righteous Series With Rabbi Mizrachi

Shiurim and Torah classes by Rabbi Zev Cohen at Adas Yeshurun in Chicago.

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen

What do Van Halen, the Yankees, Judaism, Israel, Fatherhood, and Goodfellas have to do with each other? Everything. Find out how at the Amen Corner with Steven Cook and Brad Rothschild.

The Amen Corner

We are offering the best from Temple Solel in Paradise Valley Arizona as our clergy team of Rabbi John Linder, Rabbi Debbie Stiel, and Cantorial Soloist Todd Herzog share their weekly insights from our Shabbat services and beyond. Temple Solel is a vibrant and engaged Reform community grounded in relationships and deeds, and elevated by Shabbat and Torah. We welcome all who seek a connection to Jewish life regardless of religious background, race, ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic status, ability, age, sexual orientation and gender identity. www.templesolel.org

Temple Solel Paradise Valley AZ

שיעור שבועי בלקוטי שיחות בפנים השיחה

השיחה, הרב מנחם דוברוסקין

Enjoy a 5 minute presentation by Rabbi Eli Friedman extracting a unique and practical lesson from the Sicha. Suitable for sharing at the Shabbos table, on Mivtzoim, etc. This series follows the learning cycle of Project Likkutei Sichos.

Dvar Torah, Rabbi Eli Friedman

These thoughts were designed to help infuse some meaning and inspiration into our lives. 

A Little inspiration can go a long way! It all depends on our outlook.

These thoughts were designed to help infuse some meaning and inspiration into our lives. A Little inspiration can go a long way! It all depends on our outlook.

Wolf's Weekly Wisdom

I have been teaching the Daf for nearly 40 years. I get up at 3:30 am to prep and share the Shiur at 5:30.

The Shiur keeps things short and simple and you can expect to also learn more about real-life learnings from the Talmud (with some baseball knowledge as well).

If you are just starting the Daf or thinking of joining, I highly recommend you spend 2 minutes reading below.

Initiated by Rav Meir Shapiro back in 1923, the completion of each cycle has included more and more participants every cycle, so that today perhaps 100,000 or more Jews around the world have actually studied all 2,711 Dapim during this cycle.  This milestone is truly remarkable in the annals of world projects.  It is a tribute to Rav Shapiro that his initiative has continued to grow almost a century after it began.  Being involved with Daf Hayomi for over forty years myself, here are some of my observations regarding this important and life-changing project:

1. Anyone can partake, scholar or otherwise. No background education is necessary to study Torah. 

2. Don’t be reticent to start out of fear of not being able to commit to completing 7 and ½ years of Cycle 14, beginning this coming Sunday.  Even studying one day is better than not at all. Even coming late to a shiur is worthwhile; you can learn something from every line of the Talmud. 

3. There is no need to start at the beginning of a tractate.  Any day that you study, either online, in person, on the phone, or on your own with a translated Talmud, you will derive spiritual and intellectual benefit. 

4. Rav Sabato explains that the Daf Hayomi has three great qualities: completion - if you can make it through 7.5 years; regularity - you are forced to do something every day; and partnership – the great feeling of partaking in project together with tens of thousands of others.  

5. It is important to study the current day’s Daf on that day, because the Siyata Dishmaya, Heavenly aid, for multitudes is greater than for the individual, just as prayer in a quorum of ten brings the Shchina (Heavenly Countenance) to us. If you fall behind, still try to learn the scheduled day’s Daf on that day.

6. Some feel that a Daf per day is too fast and superficial to absorb all intricacies of the Talmud, and they are better off studying the Talmud more slowly and in greater depth.  But will they be studying every day with the same drive that the Daf Hayomi forces upon us, with no breaks for Shabbat, fast days, weddings, Bar Mitzvah’s, and other commitments that take up our time?  

7. Someone once boasted to a rabbi that he had gone through the entire Shas. The rabbi replied, “but has Shas gone through you?” Try to apply something you learn each day into your practical daily life.

8. Don’t be discouraged if you can’t keep it up or can’t attend each day.  Do your best, and you will gain from every word you absorb.  Think of this:  if you don’t do Daf Hayomi, how will you be spending your time instead?  You will never regret studying Daf Hayomi, but you may regret not trying.  

9. Do this for yourself, not to gain approbation or appreciation from others. Then you will never be disappointed. 

10. I can be reached at ephraim.schreibman@gmail.com. Good luck and happy learning!

I have been teaching the Daf for nearly 40 years. I get up at 3:30 am to prep and share the Shiur at 5:30. The Shiur keeps things short and simple and you can expect to also learn more about real-life learnings from the Talmud (with some baseball knowledge as well). If you are just starting the Daf or thinking of joining, I highly recommend you spend 2 minutes reading below. Initiated by Rav Meir Shapiro back in 1923, the completion of each cycle has included more and more participants every cycle, so that today perhaps 100,000 or more Jews around the world have actually studied all 2,711 Dapim during this cycle. This milestone is truly remarkable in the annals of world projects. It is a tribute to Rav Shapiro that his initiative has continued to grow almost a century after it began. Being involved with Daf Hayomi for over forty years myself, here are some of my observations regarding this important and life-changing project: 1. Anyone can partake, scholar or otherwise. No background education is necessary to study Torah. 2. Don’t be reticent to start out of fear of not being able to commit to completing 7 and ½ years of Cycle 14, beginning this coming Sunday. Even studying one day is better than not at all. Even coming late to a shiur is worthwhile; you can learn something from every line of the Talmud. 3. There is no need to start at the beginning of a tractate. Any day that you study, either online, in person, on the phone, or on your own with a translated Talmud, you will derive spiritual and intellectual benefit. 4. Rav Sabato explains that the Daf Hayomi has three great qualities: completion - if you can make it through 7.5 years; regularity - you are forced to do something every day; and partnership – the great feeling of partaking in project together with tens of thousands of others. 5. It is important to study the current day’s Daf on that day, because the Siyata Dishmaya, Heavenly aid, for multitudes is greater than for the individual, just as prayer in a quorum of ten brings the Shchina (Heavenly Countenance) to us. If you fall behind, still try to learn the scheduled day’s Daf on that day. 6. Some feel that a Daf per day is too fast and superficial to absorb all intricacies of the Talmud, and they are better off studying the Talmud more slowly and in greater depth. But will they be studying every day with the same drive that the Daf Hayomi forces upon us, with no breaks for Shabbat, fast days, weddings, Bar Mitzvah’s, and other commitments that take up our time? 7. Someone once boasted to a rabbi that he had gone through the entire Shas. The rabbi replied, “but has Shas gone through you?” Try to apply something you learn each day into your practical daily life. 8. Don’t be discouraged if you can’t keep it up or can’t attend each day. Do your best, and you will gain from every word you absorb. Think of this: if you don’t do Daf Hayomi, how will you be spending your time instead? You will never regret studying Daf Hayomi, but you may regret not trying. 9. Do this for yourself, not to gain approbation or appreciation from others. Then you will never be disappointed. 10. I can be reached at ephraim.schreibman@gmail.com. Good luck and happy learning!

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Rabbi Shais Taub has delivered Torah lectures and classes to audiences on six continents. He writes a popular weekly column in Ami Magazine and is the author of the bestselling book, G-d of Our Understanding: Jewish Spirituality and Recovery from Addiction as well as several groundbreaking works on Tanya including: the Tanya Map teaching tool, the Soul Maps curriculum, and the audio series Mapping the Tanya. He currently serves as scholar-in-residence at Chabad of the Five Towns in Cedarhurst, NY. His lectures and classes may be found on SoulWords.org.

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