MyLife: Chassidus Applied Episode 204, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson
Sunday, March 4, 2018 / 17 Adar 5778 – 8:00-9:00PM EST
The topics in this week’s 204th episode of the highly acclaimed popular MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include:
* Chassidus Applied to Parshas Vayakhel-Pikkudei and Parah
* Evaluation continues: hundreds of excellent essays in this year’s MyLife: Chassidus Applied essay contest
* Should we be following US Department of Health guidelines regarding time between pregnancies?
* What is the Rebbe’s opinion on homebirth?
* Is it important to the Rebbe that I live in Crown Heights?
* How do I deal with a spouse who does not share my need for emotional connection?
* How do we create balance between tznius and maintaining a strong emotional passion between spouses?
* How to ensure that a spiritual high is channeled appropriately?
Follow-up:
* Wall of shame forever? Does a person has paid his dues for violating others need to be shamed for the rest of his life? (episode 203)
* Healthy eating (episode 203)
* Minyan that davens fast (episode 199)
* G-d’s Anger (episode 203)
* Reward and punishment (episode 203)
Chassidus Question: Is there such a thing as healthy anger stemming from the divine soul?
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Thank you, my husband has often mentioned to me the same advice of the Rambam for eating and health as well.
I agree with the person who commented about eating according to the Rambam’s diet. Among his laws, he writes, “They have given another principle with regard to physical well-being: As long as one exercises, exerts himself greatly, does not eat to the point of satiation and has loose bowels, he will not suffer sickness and he will grow in strength. [This applies] even if he eats harmful foods.[Conversely,] whoever is idle and does not exercise, or does not move his bowels when he has the need, or is constipated, even if he eats the proper foods and takes care to… Read more »
Short Answer: No
Long Answer: The answer to this is the answer to the following: is it best for you and your families spiritual, emotional, physical and financial wellbeing? Does it provide the optimal environment for you to spread Chassidus and Torah, and inspire others? Will it provide your children the best education possible (trick question, the answer to this one is clearly no)? Answer that, and there is your solution