156 episodes
Moment of Silence ULYOP Shmuel Wagner
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- Religion & Spirituality
Before Davening, one is obligated to think about Hashem, to Whom one is about to begin speaking.
Welcome to this podcast, where we give the students food for thought in the form of a discussion from Chassidus, followed by an open-ended question for each student to answer to themselves in their thoughts - ensuring that the word "Hashem" is somewhere in that answer.
Parents can build on this activity by listening to the discussion and question of the day and continuing the discussion at home, strengthening the home-school relationship as well.
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Moment of Silence 157
The evolution of the Chassidus of the Alter Rebbe is described in today's Hayom Yom, showing the transition from inspiration-based to intellect-based; Chassidus Chabad. What is something about your connection to Hashem that you could understand and therefore use to strengthen your connection to Hashem?
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Moment of Silence 156
Today's Hayom Yom tells us the details of how to put on and make the Bracha on Tzitzis. Chassidus explains that the Mitzvah of Tzitzis is one where we draw down upon ourselves the Kingdom of Hashem. How can I show in my day today that Hashem is my King?
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Moment of Silence 155
Today's Hayom Yom describes the Tzemach Tzedek's connection to Niggunim. Why is it so important to only sing/listen to songs that connect us to Hashem?
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Moment of Silence 154
In today's Hayom Yom, the Rebbe Rashab explains the concept of "Techiyas Hameisim", infusing life - of Hashem - into the otherwise dead - cold world of logic. What can you think about today regarding the greatness of Hashem?
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Moment of Silence 153
The Neshama is like a fire. Even with all the necessary components of a fire, it must be ignited. Igniting the Neshama comes from striking against the Yetzer Hara. What is something that you need to improve, and how can you improve it today?
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Moment of Silence 152
Today's Hayom Yom is one of the powerful Sichos of the Frierdiker Rebbe regarding the importance of Mishnayos Ba'al Peh, and its double benefits: its good for you, and Hashem likes it. What can you do today to bring Nachas to Hashem by adding in Torah?