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Why did Hashem destroy the earth with the flood? Wasting the mind and wasting sexual energy through immorality had to be corrected. God gave us the ability to “build an ark” in this generation.

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Banter, babble or blab—today, talk is cheap.

We text, we post, we blog, but do we really understand the incredible power of our words?

Using Rebbe Nachman’s Advice (Likutey Eitzot) as our guide, we’ll discuss the potential pitfalls and the tremendous spiritual opportunities we have every time we open our mouths to speak.

Did you know that hitbodedut, Jewish meditation, has been practiced for thousands of years and has its roots in the Torah? Abraham, Moses, and King David all practiced hitbodedut.

Time: Tuesday, 12:00 PM EST, 7:00 PM Israel Time Date: January 13 – March 3 (8 weeks)

Level: Beginner through advanced.

Text: none

Did you know that hitbodedut, Jewish meditation, has been practiced for thousands of years and has its roots in the Torah? Abraham, Moses, and King David all practiced hitbodedut. This course is for those who want to begin or improve their practice of hitbodedut. There will be plenty of time for Q and A. If you don’t know what hitbodedut is or are new to Breslov, you need to take this course.

Women have a particular connection to speech—the Talmud tells us that “Ten measures of speech descended to the world, and women took nine of them.” But, aside from a knowing smile, what does this mean to us personally?

Level: Beginner through advanced
Text: Various, optional

Note: This class is for women only. Textual skills are not necessary; Yehudis’ forte her ability to take more complex Chassidic concepts and break them down so that both relative beginners and more advanced students can absorb them. Those who have textual skills will be provided with source material to prepare or use as references for classes.

Women have a particular connection to speech—the Talmud tells us that “Ten measures of speech descended to the world, and women took nine of them.” But, aside from a knowing smile, what does this mean to us personally?