Parshat Shemini | Kosher – You Are What You Eat | EP113 | Relatable Judaism Podcast
Relatable Judaism Podcast | EP113
Tag: parsha
Parshat Mishpatim | Interpersonal Relationships | EP101 | Relatable Judaism Podcast
Relatable Judaism Podcast | EP101
Parshat Yitro | See the Whole Picture | EP100 | Relatable Judaism Podcast
Relatable Judaism Podcast | EP100
Parshat Beshalach | Moving Forward | EP99 | Relatable Judaism Podcast
Relatable Judaism Podcast | EP99
Parshat Bo | How to Defeat Stubbornness | EP96 | Relatable Judaism Podcast
Relatable Judaism Podcast | EP96
Parshat Shemot | A Time for Change | EP93 | Relatable Judaism Podcast
Relatable Judaism Podcast | EP93
Parshat Vayechi | A Blessing that Lasts | EP92 | Relatable Judaism Podcast
Relatable Judaism Podcast | EP92
Parshat Vayigash | Connecting the Dots | EP91 | Relatable Judaism Podcast
Relatable Judaism Podcast | EP91
Parshat Vayetzei | Leaving An Impression | EP86 | Relatable Judaism Podcast
Relatable Judaism Podcast | EP86
Lech Lecha Go to Yourself | Facing Life Challenges| EP82 | Relatable Judaism Podcast
Relatable Judaism Podcast | EP82
This World Can Never Give Us Absolute Joy – Parshat Shemini
Key Notes: THIS WORLD CAN NEVER GIVE US ABSOLUTE JOY! An inspiring message on the sorrow of sergeant Alex Sasaki Z”l whilst experiencing the joy of our newborn nephew, and the connection to this weeks Torah portion Shemini. Shabbat Shalom, AishLIT
Should We Be Afraid of What People Think – Parshat Pikudei
Key Notes: A beautiful insight to Parshat Pikudei by Rabbi Jack and Shira Melul. The Torah goes out of its way to repeat the description of the tabernacle all in order to describe how the money was used. Moses was appointed to the money. This teaches a great lesson. Even if you are trustworthy like Read more about Should We Be Afraid of What People Think – Parshat Pikudei[…]
Life Is About Making The Ordinary Extraordinary – Parshat Tezaveh
Key Notes: A beautiful insight to Parshat Tezaveh by Rabbi Jack and Shira Melul Learn from the clothes of the kohanim that ordinary things are extraordinary! Shabbat Shalom, AishLIT
Don’t Look At Your Glass Half Full, Get A Smaller Glass – Parshat Mishpatim
Key Notes: A beautiful insight into Parshat Mishpatim, by Rabbi Jack and Shira Melul. Instead of looking at the glass half full, get a smaller glass! If it starts overflowing you can always get a bigger one! Shabbat Shalom, AishLIT
Dreams of Perfection or Imperfection – Parshat Yitro
Key Notes: A beautiful insight into Parshat Yitro by Rabbi Jack and Shira Melul of AishlIT. Many times our dreams of perfection can be an imperfection as it comes in expense of something more important. Stay tuned to learn why and how. Shabbat Shalom, AishLIT
We Create The Atmosphere Not The Circumstance, Parshat Beshalach
a Key Notes: A beautiful insight to Parshat Beshalach, discussing how we create the atmosphere and not the circumstance. Learn from the story of Egypt what we can and cannot change, as talked about by Rabbi Jack and Shira Melul. Shabbat Shalom, AishLIT
Why My 2019 Resolution Is No Resolution
a Key Notes: 2019s resolution should have no resolution. A beautiful insight to the Torah portion of Shemot and Vaera. Today more then ever humanity needs to allow themselves to think. That is exactly what the evil inclination doesn’t want us to do. It will do everything to ensure we avoid thinking about our reality. Read more about Why My 2019 Resolution Is No Resolution[…]
How To Become A Better Person – Parshat Vayechi
Key Notes: In Parshat vayechi we learn the Torah’s guidance to becoming a better person. All of our personalities are inter- related. If we are able to focus on improving what we are best at we will improve what we are worst at. Taken from Alei Shur Aleph p145. Shabbat Shalom, AishLIT
Why Is Gratitude Sometimes So Difficult – Parshat Vayishlach
Key Notes: Hear Rabbi Jack Melul of AishLIT give an insight into the obstacles of gratitude and the message learnt from one of the most profound prayers of all. The prayer of Jacob in Parshat Vayishclach. Featuring a special emoji insight. Shabbat Shalom, AishLIT
Mastering Fear – Parshat Veyetzei
Key Notes: Hear Rabbi Jack Melul of AishLIT talk about this week’s Torah portion, Parshat Veyetzie, and how we can all learn the art of mastering fear. Every feeling and emotion we have as humans is there for a good reason. Including fear. Just like any other character/middah, we want the feeling of fear to Read more about Mastering Fear – Parshat Veyetzei[…]
