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Archive: June 2018

CM2 – Lesson 092 – Apotropos 3 – Para. 5b-7 – Pesach, Speech in Exile, Voice, Nigun (Melody/Song), Foundation of Jewish Calendar

Posted on June 24, 2018

Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon. This halakha is based on Likutey Moharan, Torah 3. 00:00 – Pharaoh tried to stop the process of Matan Torah through disrupting Israel’s power of speech. *04:36 – The exile of Mitzrayim (Egypt) was a prototype for all the exiles to follow and was essentially the exile of speech. 10:06 – Continue Reading »

CM2 – Lesson 091b – Apotropos 3 – Para. 2-5a – Pesach, Nigun, Song, Kol Strengthens Concentration, Moach, Lev, Peh, Pharaoh, Voice of Hashem

Posted on June 24, 2018

Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon. 00:00 – PARAGRAPH 2. Pesach (Passover)and nigun (melody). 10:33 – PARAGRAPH 3. Chometz, matzah. Bread is made from all four elements: earth, air, fire, water. Matzah doesn’t have air, which is an aspect of voice. 23:15 – PARAGRAPH 4. The main way to draw something close is through the power of Continue Reading »

CM2 – Lesson 091a – Apotropos 2 – Para. 11 to End – Halakha 3 – Para. 1

Posted on June 24, 2018

Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon.

CM2 – Lesson 090b – Apotropos 2 – Para. 6b-10

Posted on June 24, 2018

Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon.

CM2 – Lesson 090a – Apotropos 2 – Para. 5b-6a – What is a Segulah?

Posted on June 24, 2018

Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon. (“Today is Taanis Esther.”)

CM2 – Lesson 089b – Apotropos 2 – Para. 2b-5a

Posted on June 24, 2018

Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon.

CM2 – Lesson 089a – Apotropos 2 – Para. 1-2a

Posted on June 24, 2018

Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon.

CM2 – Lesson 088b – Apotropos 1 – Para. 1-2

Posted on June 24, 2018

Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon.

Topics-27-Tzaddik – Kavana (Intent) During Prayer and the Tefilah of a Tzaddik

Posted on June 20, 2018

Based on Likutey Halakhos, Choshen Mishpat 2, Hilkhos Hefkeyr veNikhsey HaGer 4, Para. 14. (CM2 – Lesson-073a). Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon. How to deal with the reality of wavering kavana (intent) during tefilah (prayer). How is it that the prayer of a true tzaddik can have more power than that of even many people?