TO TORAH - Rabbi Steinhauers shiurim

Chinuch is sometimes translated as education or discipline, but neither do justice to the term; however how to be a mechanech requires education and discipline - on the part of the parents! Chinuch really means inauguration - and when we are blessed with a child we are given the ability to prepare him or her for their future role as members of Klal Yisrael.Possibly the most lasting legacy one can create is forging the future link to continue the seamless chain of Klal Yisrael. This series of shiurim will explore the principles and applications of raising the next generation of Avdei Hashem  

If you ever spent a Shabbos in Ramat Eshkol, Yerushalayim, it is likely you would have made your way to Kahal Beis Tefilla to hear Rabbi Steinhauer speak.After requests to record the shiurim after Shabbos for the benefit of regular members and visitors who could not make it on Shabbos, Kahal Beis Tefilla is proud to present the recordings of the Shabbos shiurim.And when you are next in Ramat Eshkol for a Shabbos, make sure to come and join the shiur in person.  

Chinuch is sometimes translated as education or discipline, but neither do justice to the term; however how to be a mechanech requires education and discipline - on the part of the parents! Chinuch really means inauguration - and when we are blessed with a child we are given the ability to prepare him or her for their future role as members of Klal Yisrael.Possibly the most lasting legacy one can create is forging the future link to continue the seamless chain of Klal Yisrael. This series of shiurim will explore the principles and applications of raising the next generation of Avdei Hashem  

If you ever spent a Shabbos in Ramat Eshkol, Yerushalayim, it is likely you would have made your way to Kahal Beis Tefilla to hear Rabbi Steinhauer speak.After requests to record the shiurim after Shabbos for the benefit of regular members and visitors who could not make it on Shabbos, Kahal Beis Tefilla is proud to present the recordings of the Shabbos shiurim.And when you are next in Ramat Eshkol for a Shabbos, make sure to come and join the shiur in person.  

The principles of Judaism : Torah study, Mitzva observance, prayer, the spiritual neshamah and Hashem's presence are all concepts we live with daily, but only on their most superficial level. For the ben aliya looking to explore more of the tremendous depth and meaning inherent in Torah and uncover the limitless potential for growth in Yiddishkeit, no sefer explores these concepts more clearly than Rav Chaim Voloziner's classic, the Nefesh Hachayim. As the primary disciple of the Vilna Gaon, R Chayim is able to weave the Gaon's approach to machshava, nistar and mussar into a breathtaking tapestry of understanding.