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The Torah teaches us that, “Man does not live on bread alone, but rather man lives on
the word of the mouth of God.”2 In the Torah, the word “bread” refers to food in
general, not just to bread. What the above verse is teaching us is that within the “bread”
we eat is invested Divine life-force, and, moreover, that it is important for us to know
that this life-force is coming directly from God, the Creator and Sustainer of all life (and,
indeed, of all reality).
If we eat our food with this realization in mind, we can extract the Divine life-force or
Divine spark that is the inner essence of the food. As a result, the level of nutrition—both
physical as well as cognitive and spiritual nutrition—that we gain from the food will be
much greater than if we eat without this realization in mind.... Click
here to continue reading
Coming Soon on our website:
- May 5: Taxonomy: Modern Classification of Species in Light of Creation
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Previous Farbrengens:
Special video of Harav Ginsburgh's new nigun "Hashem matir asurim" (God Frees the Imprisoned):
If you cannot see the video, follow this link to view it on Google video.
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Harav Ginsburgh will be in Los Angeles the week of June 1
If you would like to invite the Rav to speak in your community, please be in touch with us at
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In this lecture given on the 10th of First Adar this year, Harav Ginsburgh takes an in depth look at the last Chassidic discourse handed out by the Lubavitcher Rebbe. The discourse titled "Ve'atah Tetzaveh" deals with the special spiritual work that has been given to us, the final generation of exile and the first generation of the redemption. Click here to read....
In this lecture given in Los Angeles (October 22, 2007), Rav Ginsburgh
explains some of the most basic fundamentals regarding the sefirot
and the study of Kabbalah in our generation. You can also watch
the video of this beautiful class. Click
here for the full article.
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In the Zohar, it is noted that the human body has 3 primary controllers: the brain, the heart, and the liver. The brain controls the entire body. The heart is responsible for the proper flow of blood through the body, distributing life equally between the different organs and cells. The liver controls the body’s habitual functions, which is why the liver is considered made of coagulated blood, unlike the life giving liquid blood pumped by the heart). The initials of these three primary controllers, brain, heart, and liver, in Hebrew spell the word for “king.” This means that the model of the three primary controllers can be used to understand the three levels at which the king directs the Jewish people internally.
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(9/07) Gal
Einai Jerusalem School for Jewish Psychology. Offers
a variety of courses and a full 3 year program for training professionals
in Jewish psychology. Read
more...
(9/07) Galeinai Publication Society
(GPS). This
new affiliate organization of Gal Einai works with all of Rav Ginsburgh's
English material. A new series of books and ebooks based on Rav
Ginsburgh's seminars is planned for publication over the next few
months. The first book in this series covers Rav Ginsburgh's seminar
on modern physics given in LA in March 2007.
(10/07) Tape Restoration Project.
We received another donation for $1800 and are continuing to digitize
the tape collection. A first batch of digitized recordings has
already returned and we are now in the process of uploading good
quality recordings to a new website that will be free and accessible
to everyone. We are still in need of an additional $8,200 to complete
the digitization of the tapes--the first stage of the project.
If you would like to contribute, dedication opportunities are available.
Please contact Prof. Eliezer Zeiger in San Francisco (310-430-8172)
or Rabbi Moshe Genuth in Israel (972-54-753-3770).
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