Why Imperfection Is Actually the Highest Perfection
Every year after Simchas Torah we make big resolutions, and every year a quiet voice asks the same question. If Hashem already decided everything on Rosh Hashana and His world is perfect, does He actually need me?Parshas Bereishis gives a surprising answer. We look at why a a perfect baby created by Hashem still needs a bris, what mushrooms have to do with it, why the Torah ends by praising the moment Moshe broke the luchos, and what last week's hijacked plane can teach us about miracles and the people who step up.If you've ever wondered whether what you do really matters, this one is for you.Source: Likkutei Sichos, Vol. 25, Bereishis, Sicha 2
22 Sept 2026
Yom Kippur Is Over. Now What?
In this shiur we look at what the day after Yom Kippur is really about. Why is the Hebrew word for forgiveness the same as the word for dancing? What did Adam figure out on the first Rosh Hashana, seeing himself as the weakest of all creation, that changed everything? And why might a long list of requests at Neilah miss the point entirely?We also hear the story of a 77 year old Vietnam veteran who went searching for meaning across Europe and Israel, ran out of money, slept in an airport, and finally found what he was looking for in the last place he expected.If you've ever walked out of Yom Kippur wondering whether any of it worked, this one is for you.#YomKippur #Sukkot #Torah #Judaism #Jewish #Chabad #Teshuvah #Simcha #Emunah #JewishInspiration #Hashem #Tefillah #HighHolidays #Parsha #JewishWisdom #Joy #Faith
17 Sept 2026
You Don't Need Forgiveness, You Need Reconnection
Most people walk into Yom Kippur thinking it's about apologizing enough times to earn a good year.This week's shiur is about what it actually means to be disconnected from Hashem, and why anxiety, anger, and worry are symptoms of that disconnection rather than just things that happen to us. The goal of the day isn't forgiveness for its own sake. It's getting to a place where you can honestly say Hashem is running everything, the natural and the supernatural, and actually feel plugged in.So what does it look like to daven with that in mind instead of just running through a list of what went wrong this year? And what changes in a person once they stop thinking about their problems and start thinking about Hashem instead?
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