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Tóra, Talmud, muszár, halacha - mindenféle tanítások zsidó témakörökben.

Szántó-Várnagy Binjomin

Eruvin Shas
        Illuminated

Аудиоверсия цикла видеоуроков рава Реувена Пятигорского по 6-й главе талмудического трактата Бава Меция. В этой главе разбираются законы отношений между хозяином и работником, между арендатором и арендодателем, а также вопросы одалживания и проката предметов. Как расплатиться с работником, выполнившим лишь часть работы? Кто распоряжается полем, если деньги за него продавец не получил сполна? Подходит ли дерево в качестве залога? Какая польза от свидетелей? И многие другие подробности закона – в этом цикле уроков. А видеоверсию можно посмотреть здесь: &lt;a href=&quot;https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_366.html&quot;&gt; Бава Меция &lt;/a&gt;

Аудиоверсия цикла видеоуроков рава Реувена Пятигорского по 6-й главе талмудического трактата Бава Меция. В этой главе разбираются законы отношений между хозяином и работником, между арендатором и арендодателем, а также вопросы одалживания и проката предметов. Как расплатиться с работником, выполнившим лишь часть работы? Кто распоряжается полем, если деньги за него продавец не получил сполна? Подходит ли дерево в качестве залога? Какая польза от свидетелей? И многие другие подробности закона – в этом цикле уроков. А видеоверсию можно посмотреть здесь: <a href="https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_366.html"> Бава Меция </a>

Аудиоверсия цикла видеоуроков рава Реувена Пятигорского по 6-й главе талмудического трактата Бава Меция. В этой главе разбираются законы отношений между хозяином и работником, между арендатором и арендодателем, а также вопросы одалживания и проката предметов. Как расплатиться с работником, выполнившим лишь часть работы? Кто распоряжается полем, если деньги за него продавец не получил сполна? Подходит ли дерево в качестве залога? Какая польза от свидетелей? И многие другие подробности закона – в этом цикле уроков. А видеоверсию можно посмотреть здесь: &lt;a href="https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_366.html"&gt; Бава Меция &lt;/a&gt;

Рав Реувен Пятигорский  — Учим Талмуд. Трактат Бава Меция

Аудиоверсия цикла видеоуроков рава Реувена Пятигорского по 2-й главе талмудического трактата Кидушин (в переводе с арамейского – «посвящение»). Называется глава «Аиш мекадеш» (Мужчина посвящает). Трактат Кидушин говорит о законах посвящения женщины в жёны. Можно ли жениться через посредника? Можно ли выйти замуж, не посмотрев на жениха? Какая связь между «кидушин» и принесением жертв в Храме? Можно ли мысленно развестись? Рав Пятигорский разбирает текст Гмары, подробно объясняя и комментируя его. Видеоверсию этих лекций можно посмотреть здесь: &lt;a href=&quot;https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_590.html&quot;&gt; Кидушин &lt;/a&gt;

Аудиоверсия цикла видеоуроков рава Реувена Пятигорского по 2-й главе талмудического трактата Кидушин (в переводе с арамейского – «посвящение»). Называется глава «Аиш мекадеш» (Мужчина посвящает). Трактат Кидушин говорит о законах посвящения женщины в жёны. Можно ли жениться через посредника? Можно ли выйти замуж, не посмотрев на жениха? Какая связь между «кидушин» и принесением жертв в Храме? Можно ли мысленно развестись? Рав Пятигорский разбирает текст Гмары, подробно объясняя и комментируя его. Видеоверсию этих лекций можно посмотреть здесь: <a href="https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_590.html"> Кидушин </a>

Аудиоверсия цикла видеоуроков рава Реувена Пятигорского по 2-й главе талмудического трактата Кидушин (в переводе с арамейского – «посвящение»). Называется глава «Аиш мекадеш» (Мужчина посвящает). Трактат Кидушин говорит о законах посвящения женщины в жёны. Можно ли жениться через посредника? Можно ли выйти замуж, не посмотрев на жениха? Какая связь между «кидушин» и принесением жертв в Храме? Можно ли мысленно развестись? Рав Пятигорский разбирает текст Гмары, подробно объясняя и комментируя его. Видеоверсию этих лекций можно посмотреть здесь: &lt;a href="https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_590.html"&gt; Кидушин &lt;/a&gt;

Рав Реувен Пятигорский  — Учим Талмуд. Трактат Кидушин, 2 глава, фонограмма видеоуроков

Аудиоверсия цикла видеоуроков рава Давида Хазанкина «Введение в Талмуд». Цель этого цикла – познакомить  слушателей с особенностями талмудической логики и показать, каким образом мудрецы Талмуда выводили и устанавливали различные законы. В цикле идет речь о законах, связанных с гиюрами, разводными письмами, праздниками, субботами и постами, Седьмым годом, клятвами и имущественными спорами. Видеоверсию этих лекций можно посмотреть здесь: &lt;a href=&quot;https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_50.html&quot;&gt; Введение в Талмуд &lt;/a&gt;

Аудиоверсия цикла видеоуроков рава Давида Хазанкина «Введение в Талмуд». Цель этого цикла – познакомить слушателей с особенностями талмудической логики и показать, каким образом мудрецы Талмуда выводили и устанавливали различные законы. В цикле идет речь о законах, связанных с гиюрами, разводными письмами, праздниками, субботами и постами, Седьмым годом, клятвами и имущественными спорами. Видеоверсию этих лекций можно посмотреть здесь: <a href="https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_50.html"> Введение в Талмуд </a>

Аудиоверсия цикла видеоуроков рава Давида Хазанкина «Введение в Талмуд». Цель этого цикла – познакомить  слушателей с особенностями талмудической логики и показать, каким образом мудрецы Талмуда выводили и устанавливали различные законы. В цикле идет речь о законах, связанных с гиюрами, разводными письмами, праздниками, субботами и постами, Седьмым годом, клятвами и имущественными спорами. Видеоверсию этих лекций можно посмотреть здесь: &lt;a href="https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_50.html"&gt; Введение в Талмуд &lt;/a&gt;

Рав Давид Хазанкин  — Введение в Талмуд

Аудиоверсия цикла видеоуроков о законах 9 Ава и других еврейских постов. На уроках пойдет речь о том, что такое пост; какие события послужили причинами для установления постов; что происходило в период, который называется «меж теснин»; каковы законы постов 17 Тамуза и 9 Ава. Видеоверсию этих лекций можно посмотреть здесь: &lt;a href=&quot;https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_42.html&quot;&gt; Еврейские посты &lt;/a&gt;

Аудиоверсия цикла видеоуроков о законах 9 Ава и других еврейских постов. На уроках пойдет речь о том, что такое пост; какие события послужили причинами для установления постов; что происходило в период, который называется «меж теснин»; каковы законы постов 17 Тамуза и 9 Ава. Видеоверсию этих лекций можно посмотреть здесь: <a href="https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_42.html"> Еврейские посты </a>

Аудиоверсия цикла видеоуроков о законах 9 Ава и других еврейских постов. На уроках пойдет речь о том, что такое пост; какие события послужили причинами для установления постов; что происходило в период, который называется «меж теснин»; каковы законы постов 17 Тамуза и 9 Ава. Видеоверсию этих лекций можно посмотреть здесь: &lt;a href="https://toldot.com/cycles/cycles_42.html"&gt; Еврейские посты &lt;/a&gt;

Рав Элияу Левин  — Еврейские посты, фонограммы видеоуроков

נתיבות עולם חלק א - מהר"ל מפרג

נתיבות עולם חלק א

Novas aulas periodicamente, de diversos temas.
Conteúdo original, transmitindo os valores atemporais da Torá e do Judaísmo.

Novas aulas periodicamente, de diversos temas. Conteúdo original, transmitindo os valores atemporais da Torá e do Judaísmo.

ToraCast

Kriah by R' Mottel Shusterman, Michoel Slavin and YY Geisinsky

Krias HaTorah

Derech HaShem with Rabbi Mendel Kessin

essentielle est une association fondée par Mariacha Drai, qui a pour mission de donner une voix à l’étude de la Torah au féminin et répondre aux questions de la vie d’une femme. 
Retrouvez tous les articles de nos expertes pour progresser au quotidien et vous reconnecter avec les valeurs essentielles du judaïsme sur le site : essentielle.app

essentielle est une association fondée par Mariacha Drai, qui a pour mission de donner une voix à l’étude de la Torah au féminin et répondre aux questions de la vie d’une femme. Retrouvez tous les articles de nos expertes pour progresser au quotidien et vous reconnecter avec les valeurs essentielles du judaïsme sur le site : essentielle.app

Mariacha Drai - essentielle

Wie lecker ist koscher? Wie gemütlich ist der Schabbat? In sechs Folgen gibt der neue Podcast „Jüdisch in Hamburg – Inspirationen und Insights“ Einblicke in interessante Aspekte jüdischer Kultur in der Hansestadt. Im Interview: Menschen, die etwas bewegen wollen.

Der Podcast ist ein Beitrag der Bildungsstätte Israelitische Töchterschule (Hamburger Volkshochschule) zum Jubiläumsjahr "1700 Jahre jüdisches Leben in Deutschland".

Wie lecker ist koscher? Wie gemütlich ist der Schabbat? In sechs Folgen gibt der neue Podcast „Jüdisch in Hamburg – Inspirationen und Insights“ Einblicke in interessante Aspekte jüdischer Kultur in der Hansestadt. Im Interview: Menschen, die etwas bewegen wollen. Der Podcast ist ein Beitrag der Bildungsstätte Israelitische Töchterschule (Hamburger Volkshochschule) zum Jubiläumsjahr "1700 Jahre jüdisches Leben in Deutschland".

Jüdisch in Hamburg

I believe that the world we live in is understood through words. I believe the more words we have the more we can be in this world. I feel lucky to have inherited a 3,000-year old Jewish tradition of expressing the world in words, and try to be a bridge between the old texts and where people are at today.​​I don't have so many answers to the fundamental questions of existence. I don't try to convince people about anything. But I like learning, I like to facilitate Jewish discussions, I like to help people explore how to be a Jewish human.

58th Century Judaisms

פודקאסט סיכום השבוע מבית מקור ראשון על כל מה שקורה ומעניין.

פודקאסט סיכום השבוע מבית מקור ראשון על כל מה שקורה ומעניין.

פודקאסט סיכום השבוע מבית מקור ראשון על כל מה שקורה ומעניין.

נאמנים למקור

Nishmas - The song of our Soul
With Rebbetzin Aviva Zakutinsky

Nishmas - The song of our Soul With Rebbetzin Aviva Zakutinsky

Nishmas - The song of our Soul

Der Messias – bibletunes.de

Transform your Shabbos from routine observance to divine encounter. Rabbi Ari Klapper explores mystical and philosophical teachings about Shabbos as the weekly manifestation of Hashem's kingship. Deep dive into Gemora analysis, Kabbalistic concepts, and practical spirituality. Learn what Shabbos is supposed to be and how to truly feel the Shechina. Graduate-level spiritual development for serious practitioners seeking authentic connection.
Appreciate and Enjoy Shabbos.

Transform your Shabbos from routine observance to divine encounter. Rabbi Ari Klapper explores mystical and philosophical teachings about Shabbos as the weekly manifestation of Hashem's kingship. Deep dive into Gemora analysis, Kabbalistic concepts, and practical spirituality. Learn what Shabbos is supposed to be and how to truly feel the Shechina. Graduate-level spiritual development for serious practitioners seeking authentic connection. Appreciate and Enjoy Shabbos.

Shabbos Malkesa - Appreciate and Enjoy Shabbos

Little Lamplighters is a podcast for curious kids that explores Jewish history, holidays, and traditions. Each episode illuminates different aspects of Jewish life, making the past and present come alive in a fun and engaging way.

Little Lamplighters

Faith in Progress explores people, organizations, issues, and events in Northern Colorado from a multi-faith perspective. Your host, Hillel Katzir, is a retired rabbi and former lawyer who has returned to radio after a 45-year absence, who hosts and produces Faith in Progress on KRFC 88.9 FM Radio Fort Collins. He is passionate about bringing people together across religious and other lines, to work together toward a better world for all.

Faith in Progress explores people, organizations, issues, and events in Northern Colorado from a multi-faith perspective. Your host, Hillel Katzir, is a retired rabbi and former lawyer who has returned to radio after a 45-year absence, who hosts and produces Faith in Progress on KRFC 88.9 FM Radio Fort Collins. He is passionate about bringing people together across religious and other lines, to work together toward a better world for all.

Faith in Progress explores people, organizations, issues, and events in Northern Colorado from a multi-faith perspective.&nbsp;Your host, Hillel Katzir, is a retired rabbi and former lawyer who has returned to radio after a 45-year absence, who hosts and produces Faith in Progress on KRFC 88.9 FM Radio Fort Collins. He is passionate about bringing people together across religious and other lines, to work together toward a better world for all.

KRFC Faith in Progress

חצי שעה של תורה - כל יום

קש"ת

Un(e) responsable de l’AIU nous présente son activité au sein du secteur qu’il représente à l’Alliance Israélite Universelle, un mercredi sur deux à 10h20 au micro de Lise Gutmann sur RadioJ.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> pour plus d'informations.

Un(e) responsable de l’AIU nous présente son activité au sein du secteur qu’il représente à l’Alliance Israélite Universelle, un mercredi sur deux à 10h20 au micro de Lise Gutmann sur RadioJ. Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Un(e) responsable de l’AIU nous présente son activité au sein du secteur qu’il représente à l’Alliance Israélite Universelle, un mercredi sur deux à 10h20 au micro de Lise Gutmann sur RadioJ.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez <a href="https://www.audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite" rel="noopener noreferrer">audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite</a> pour plus d'informations.

Cette semaine à l’Alliance

Bob Mendelsohn will take us on a journey, 18 minutes of time together, learning and laughing and feeling what's going on in the world around us. It's really a podcast about people and for people. Topics might include sports, books, religion, and words themselves-- people though are our #1 concern. Broadcast most every TUESDAY from his home in Sydney, Australia. Photos of the guests are here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/bobmendo/albums/72177720296857670. You are invited to share your thoughts via Instagram or FB, even via audio if you'd like. Often we get into topics about health and wellness, and we find those fascinating.&nbsp;

Bob Mendelsohn will take us on a journey, 18 minutes of time together, learning and laughing and feeling what's going on in the world around us. It's really a podcast about people and for people. Topics might include sports, books, religion, and words themselves-- people though are our #1 concern. Broadcast most every TUESDAY from his home in Sydney, Australia. Photos of the guests are here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/bobmendo/albums/72177720296857670. You are invited to share your thoughts via Instagram or FB, even via audio if you'd like. Often we get into topics about health and wellness, and we find those fascinating. 

Bobs Your Uncle Podcast

Conversations among Jewish people, wrestling with complexity. <a href="https://www.inthediaspora.com?utm_medium=podcast">www.inthediaspora.com</a>

Conversations among Jewish people, wrestling with complexity. www.inthediaspora.com

Conversations among Jewish people, wrestling with complexity. <a href="https://www.inthediaspora.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.inthediaspora.com</a>

Diaspora Dialogues

Rivkah Lubitch and Susan Weiss take you behind the closed doors of Israeli Rabbinic Courts to reveal the real stories of women seeking justice under religious law in Israel.

Justice Unbound is made possible by the generous support of the Gimprich Family Foundation.

Rivkah Lubitch and Susan Weiss take you behind the closed doors of Israeli Rabbinic Courts to reveal the real stories of women seeking justice under religious law in Israel. Justice Unbound is made possible by the generous support of the Gimprich Family Foundation.

Justice Unbound: Women, Religion and the State of Israel

Rabbi Israel Yakobov delves into the secrets of Kabbalah, Zohar and the Torah to give you insight into yourself and life itself!

Rabbi Israel Yakobov

“We are all…the unchosen, but we are nevertheless unchosen together.” - Judith Butler
This is podcast in which Julie Carr and occasional cohosts interview artists, writers, activists, scholars, religious leaders and others, asking questions related to Jewish (and non-Jewish) themes, such as oneness and the one, time and the infinite, home and diaspora, return and renewal, knowing and unknowing, law and practice, text and textuality, the idea of justice and the idea of love.

“We are all…the unchosen, but we are nevertheless unchosen together.” - Judith Butler This is podcast in which Julie Carr and occasional cohosts interview artists, writers, activists, scholars, religious leaders and others, asking questions related to Jewish (and non-Jewish) themes, such as oneness and the one, time and the infinite, home and diaspora, return and renewal, knowing and unknowing, law and practice, text and textuality, the idea of justice and the idea of love.

Return the Key: Jewish Questions for Everyone

Rabbi Herber passed away a couple days before the Passover holiday of 2024. This podcast is a platform that currently contains recordings of eulogies (given at a hazkara in St.Louis 5/21/24) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal. The eulogies were made by students, family and friends.. This platform is where Talmidim (students) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal could give shiurim (classes) on Torah topics including inspirational stories (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal would do). Some of the recordings are from classes or stories being taught to children (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal loved to do). This platform is also available to anyone interested in giving a shiur li'ilui nishmas (to elevate the soul) Rabbi Herber Zatzal (Chaim Yosef Ben Yaakov). Regarding this it is not necessary to be a Talmid (student) of his. Chazal tell us that it is particularly beneficial to learn mishna in memory of the deceased. A hint to this could be seen from the fact that the letters to Mishna and Neshama (Hebrew word for soul) are the same. As such, this platform/podcast also contains Mishna (even if not a "shiur") which might only be a couple minutes long. More about Rabbi Herber Zatzal: The following comes from various sources. Much of this was said at the Hazkara Rabbi Herber infused Torah into every part of him and into every part of his life (including family, community etc). He was a pillar of the Agudah community. He was a ba’al tzadaka, he gave in secret. He loved teaching Torah. He loved teaching Torah to children. He was an i’sh eme’s, true to his word, fulfilled promises (such as a present for a child). Loved Emes. Searched for the eme's when hearing a dra’sha and focus his questions on that point. Although he looked like he was sleeping….he wasn't..his sudden questions made that clear. He had a tremendous memory for learning….remembering drasha’s from 25 years ago (and would ask the Rav about them as if it was yesterday). Had a clarity in learning that is rare. He loved Torah and having a kash’ya is fine, even without a teirutz, if there is a kash'ya then the emes requires  asking the question even without an answer. He was known as Chaim yosef the Masmid when he was a bachur (wow!). Rav Aaron Kutler said he was the 2nd top bachur in Lakewood (and that was from the 1950’s).  Rabbi Menachem Tendler referred to him as his Rebbe for the past 14 years. He was sharp until the very end. He was one of the original 10  founders of the Agudah. Although he did not dress yeshivish, he was drawn to the Agudah and that environment…and he helped make the environment. He was an anav, a Lamdan, a Masmid and had a leiv tov. He did a lot for the community. Genuinely cared about others. He spoke about how Hashem is the only one that truly loves us (he spoke about the tefila ahavas olam). He was mekabeil the sufferings in his life. His son Tzadok passed away late in 1996. Tzadok was lively etc, Rabbi Herber was mekabei’l this. The other example was the passing of his wife Chaya Basya and the sudden passing of his daughter Shoshana 2 years ago. He was “multifaceted” (said Rabbi Greenblatt) by community help which included teaching kids their bar mitzvah. He taught people from non-religious homes (including children). Rabbi Greenblatt said he wonders whether he would still be Rav if Rabbi Herber would have been there during the Sunday morning that Rabbi Greenblatt presented his shiur to the Agudah.  Rabbi Herber was born 1937. He grew up on the lower East side. He wanted to be a doctor. A 5th grade Rebbe got him excited about learning. He ended up learning in Lakewood. He was Moser nefesh, and gave up being a doctor in order to become a Talmud Chacham. He was very great in learning but considered himself a regular person and made a living driving an old truck selling used batteries to scrap metal (possibly owned a scrap metal company called h&amp;h) for a time. He moved to St Louis in the mid 1960s. He spent many years in chinuch for all different types of yidden and ages. He...

Rabbi Herber passed away a couple days before the Passover holiday of 2024. This podcast is a platform that currently contains recordings of eulogies (given at a hazkara in St.Louis 5/21/24) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal. The eulogies were made by students, family and friends.. This platform is where Talmidim (students) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal could give shiurim (classes) on Torah topics including inspirational stories (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal would do). Some of the recordings are from classes or stories being taught to children (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal loved to do). This platform is also available to anyone interested in giving a shiur li'ilui nishmas (to elevate the soul) Rabbi Herber Zatzal (Chaim Yosef Ben Yaakov). Regarding this it is not necessary to be a Talmid (student) of his. Chazal tell us that it is particularly beneficial to learn mishna in memory of the deceased. A hint to this could be seen from the fact that the letters to Mishna and Neshama (Hebrew word for soul) are the same. As such, this platform/podcast also contains Mishna (even if not a "shiur") which might only be a couple minutes long. More about Rabbi Herber Zatzal: The following comes from various sources. Much of this was said at the Hazkara Rabbi Herber infused Torah into every part of him and into every part of his life (including family, community etc). He was a pillar of the Agudah community. He was a ba’al tzadaka, he gave in secret. He loved teaching Torah. He loved teaching Torah to children. He was an i’sh eme’s, true to his word, fulfilled promises (such as a present for a child). Loved Emes. Searched for the eme's when hearing a dra’sha and focus his questions on that point. Although he looked like he was sleeping….he wasn't..his sudden questions made that clear. He had a tremendous memory for learning….remembering drasha’s from 25 years ago (and would ask the Rav about them as if it was yesterday). Had a clarity in learning that is rare. He loved Torah and having a kash’ya is fine, even without a teirutz, if there is a kash'ya then the emes requires asking the question even without an answer. He was known as Chaim yosef the Masmid when he was a bachur (wow!). Rav Aaron Kutler said he was the 2nd top bachur in Lakewood (and that was from the 1950’s). Rabbi Menachem Tendler referred to him as his Rebbe for the past 14 years. He was sharp until the very end. He was one of the original 10 founders of the Agudah. Although he did not dress yeshivish, he was drawn to the Agudah and that environment…and he helped make the environment. He was an anav, a Lamdan, a Masmid and had a leiv tov. He did a lot for the community. Genuinely cared about others. He spoke about how Hashem is the only one that truly loves us (he spoke about the tefila ahavas olam). He was mekabeil the sufferings in his life. His son Tzadok passed away late in 1996. Tzadok was lively etc, Rabbi Herber was mekabei’l this. The other example was the passing of his wife Chaya Basya and the sudden passing of his daughter Shoshana 2 years ago. He was “multifaceted” (said Rabbi Greenblatt) by community help which included teaching kids their bar mitzvah. He taught people from non-religious homes (including children). Rabbi Greenblatt said he wonders whether he would still be Rav if Rabbi Herber would have been there during the Sunday morning that Rabbi Greenblatt presented his shiur to the Agudah. Rabbi Herber was born 1937. He grew up on the lower East side. He wanted to be a doctor. A 5th grade Rebbe got him excited about learning. He ended up learning in Lakewood. He was Moser nefesh, and gave up being a doctor in order to become a Talmud Chacham. He was very great in learning but considered himself a regular person and made a living driving an old truck selling used batteries to scrap metal (possibly owned a scrap metal company called h&h) for a time. He moved to St Louis in the mid 1960s. He spent many years in chinuch for all different types of yidden and ages. He...

Rabbi Herber passed away a couple days before the Passover holiday of 2024. This podcast is a platform that currently contains recordings of eulogies (given at a hazkara in St.Louis 5/21/24) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal. The eulogies were made by students, family and friends.. This platform is where Talmidim (students) of Rabbi Herber Zatzal could give shiurim (classes) on Torah topics including inspirational stories (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal would do). Some of the recordings are from classes or stories being taught to children (as Rabbi Herber Zatzal loved to do). This platform is also available to anyone interested in giving a shiur li'ilui nishmas (to elevate the soul) Rabbi Herber Zatzal (Chaim Yosef Ben Yaakov). Regarding this it is not necessary to be a Talmid (student) of his. Chazal tell us that it is particularly beneficial to learn mishna in memory of the deceased. A hint to this could be seen from the fact that the letters to Mishna and Neshama (Hebrew word for soul) are the same. As such, this platform/podcast also contains Mishna (even if not a "shiur") which might only be a couple minutes long. More about Rabbi Herber Zatzal: The following comes from various sources. Much of this was said at the Hazkara Rabbi Herber infused Torah into every part of him and into every part of his life (including family, community etc). He was a pillar of the Agudah community. He was a ba’al tzadaka, he gave in secret. He loved teaching Torah. He loved teaching Torah to children. He was an i’sh eme’s, true to his word, fulfilled promises (such as a present for a child). Loved Emes. Searched for the eme's when hearing a dra’sha and focus his questions on that point. Although he looked like he was sleeping….he wasn't..his sudden questions made that clear. He had a tremendous memory for learning….remembering drasha’s from 25 years ago (and would ask the Rav about them as if it was yesterday). Had a clarity in learning that is rare. He loved Torah and having a kash’ya is fine, even without a teirutz, if there is a kash'ya then the emes requires&nbsp; asking the question even without an answer. He was known as Chaim yosef the Masmid when he was a bachur (wow!). Rav Aaron Kutler said he was the 2nd top bachur in Lakewood (and that was from the 1950’s).&nbsp; Rabbi Menachem Tendler referred to him as his Rebbe for the past 14 years. He was sharp until the very end. He was one of the original 10&nbsp; founders of the Agudah. Although he did not dress yeshivish, he was drawn to the Agudah and that environment…and he helped make the environment. He was an anav, a Lamdan, a Masmid and had a leiv tov. He did a lot for the community. Genuinely cared about others. He spoke about how Hashem is the only one that truly loves us (he spoke about the tefila ahavas olam). He was mekabeil the sufferings in his life. His son Tzadok passed away late in 1996. Tzadok was lively etc, Rabbi Herber was mekabei’l this. The other example was the passing of his wife Chaya Basya and the sudden passing of his daughter Shoshana 2 years ago. He was “multifaceted” (said Rabbi Greenblatt) by community help which included teaching kids their bar mitzvah. He taught people from non-religious homes (including children). Rabbi Greenblatt said he wonders whether he would still be Rav if Rabbi Herber would have been there during the Sunday morning that Rabbi Greenblatt presented his shiur to the Agudah.&nbsp; Rabbi Herber was born 1937. He grew up on the lower East side. He wanted to be a doctor. A 5th grade Rebbe got him excited about learning. He ended up learning in Lakewood. He was Moser nefesh, and gave up being a doctor in order to become a Talmud Chacham. He was very great in learning but considered himself a regular person and made a living driving an old truck selling used batteries to scrap metal (possibly owned a scrap metal company called h&amp;h) for a time. He moved to St Louis in the mid 1960s. He spent many years in chinuch for all different types of yidden and ages. He...

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