Ep. 462: What Can We Learn From the Wildfires Ravaging Hawaii?

MyLife: Chassidus Applied

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Rabbi Jacobson will discuss the following topics:

Chassidus applied to Elul

What does this time period teach us?

Why is the entire month of Av called Menachem Av?

With Elul approaching, what are some practical things we can do to end the year on a high note and begin the new year with the proper inspiration?

What does “the king is in the field” practically mean?

Lessons from Shoftim

Why does the Torah command us to install a physical king in Israel when we have G-d as our true King?

Why does the Torah prohibit kings from having more horses than they need?

What is today’s equivalent of a “city of refuge”?

Does eglah arufah teach us that a community is responsible for the hurt and abuse that occurs in the area of their jurisdiction?

What can we learn from the wildfires that have ravaged Hawaii, killing and injuring many people?

How should I deal with my son who thinks he might be gay?

To what extent should we be investing in restoring historical Jewish sites?

Any advice for overcoming writer’s block?

Follow-up: Dealing with narcissism

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