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Emuna Beams

Lazer Brody

Emuna and body-soul harmony with author, spiritual guide and health coach Rabbi Lazer Brody

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#881
Thursday · 59 min
Hold on Tight: Rebbe Nachman's Discourses, 19-23
For our own sanity and survival, we must cling to happiness. Rebbe Nachman says that if you don't feel happy, force yourself, at all costs…
#880
Wednesday · 51 min
The Four Healing Lights
Leprosy as the result of evil speech is no longer a phenomenon in this generation. Yet we see that evil speech is more rampant than ever. So instead of leprosy, Rabbenu Nachman explains, there's arrogance. Arrogance is not merely a character flaw; it is a spiritual disease. How do we cure it?
#879
August 20 · 43 min
The Silent Scream: Rebbe Nachman's Discourses, 15-18
No one can say they don't have a private place to speak to Hashem. Not only can you speak to Him in the subway or aboard a crowded flight, but you can even scream out to Him in a way that no one will hear…
#878
August 19 · 48 min
Hurtful Humor
"It was only a joke!" These are the famous last words of the malicious individuals who laugh and joke at the expense of others. Hashem reads a person's heart and knows exactly what his or her intent was. While exploring Rebbe Nachman's famous tale, "The Humble King," we learn an important lesson about Elul and self-evaluation as we prepare for Rosh Hashanah.
#877
August 16 · 4 min
Angel or Animal?
What determines whether life is heaven on earth or a jungle? How do we create a livable environment? It all depends on how we live our lives...
#876
August 13 · 52 min
Jumping Over Barriers: Rebbe Nachman's Discourses, 11-14
A person desires to get close to Hashem. All of a sudden, he or she sees barriers in life that they never had to deal with before. They often lose hope, as if Hashem is pushing them away. Could that be?
#875
August 12 · 31 min
The King and the Mountain Man
This exciting story is a translation and adaptation of an old Chassidic parable, first told by Rebbe Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev some 250 years ago. Last year, the Melitzer Rebbe shlit'a retold in the original Yiddish at his Shabbat table. Hidden within the parable are the secrets of the shofar, Elul, and Rosh Hashanah.
#874
August 10 · 4 min
Is That Proportionate?
Nations and the media accuse us of disproportionate responses. Hashem runs the world measure for measure. Could it be that we unjustly accuse Him of the same? Here is an important message for the upcoming month of Elul.
#873
August 6 · 47 min
Unconditional Love: Rebbe Nachman's Discourses, 7-10
Rebbe Nachman teaches that a person must always remember that he or she is Hashem's beloved child. We can take advantage of this status and speak to Him whenever we like. Such a privilege is the product of His unconditional love for each of us.
#872
August 5 · 46 min
Love Beyond Bounds
Joy is a person's primary remedy in life. We find joy beyond our intellect, in the realm of emuna. There, we discover that Hashem loves each of us unconditionally. His love knows no limits, and there are no boundaries to his compassion, mercy, and loving-kindness.
#871
August 2 · 5 min
The True Friend
When it's stormy outside, or under fire when the bombs are falling, in other words, when life is a rocky road, a person learns very quickly who his or her true friends are. That's not the case when you're on top of the world. Then, all the fair-weather friends pop up like mushrooms after the rain...
#870
July 30 · 45 min
A Handful of Dust Motes: Rebbe Nachman's Discourses, 5-6
Rebbe Nachman says that worldly pleasures are like sunbeams in a dark room. They may actually seem solid, but he who tries to grab the dust motes from the sunbeam finds nothing in his hand. The same is true of all worldly desires…
#869
July 29 · 1 hr 4 min
Eyes that See
The Almighty gave us eyes, not only for physical eyesight, but to observe and pay attention to what we see.
#488
July 20 · 6 min
Old Charlie the Gatekeeper
I don't know how to express my concern for my beloved country that is now the victim of unprecedented intramural hate and discord, so I invented Old Charlie. He's the type of leader we need, especially now.
#640
July 19 · 3 min
The Heart of Israel
A Ukrainian villager had a pain in his hand. Three visits to the country doctor didn't help at all. He finally traveled to the big city and scheduled an appointment with the big professor... This is an old Chassidic parable that explains Tisha B'av and exile.
#868
July 16 · 57 min
The Mind's Eye: Rebbe Nachman's Discourses, 1-4
Neither the biggest tzaddik, the most eloquent of speakers, nor the greatest poet can describe his perception of Hashem. It's so individual and so very lofty that it remains in the mind's eye…
#867
July 15 · 56 min
Defying the Odds: Divine Direction in War and Hostility
The Jewish People's turbulent history is one continuous story of Divine Direction. It transcends all logic, military and otherwise. It's beyond nature to the extent that experts in military history and strategy understand everything but Jewish history. That's exactly what Hashem's personal Divine Direction is, constantly defying nature and logic.
#866
July 9 · 53 min
The Water Castle: 7 Beggars, Part 7
The concluding lesson of the "7 Beggars" introduces us to the beggar with no hands, who reveals the deep secrets behind the "Tikkun Klali" and tikkun olam, the final rectification of the world.
#865
July 9 · 57 sec
Meet Old Isaac
We live in a world that is not short of guides. Politicians tell us how society should be run. Clergymen tell us how to live. Wellness experts tell us how to feel. And yet so many of them struggle privately with the very things they teach. Isaac is different. What Isaac gives, he gives from a life fully lived. And he’s still going. He practices every word he preaches, every single day. Let's meet him...
#864
July 8 · 42 min
Diamonds in Disguise: Divine Direction, Part 6
Nothing upsets those who strengthen their emuna in Divine Direction. A situation might be physically painful or stressful for them, but they won't feel negative emotions.

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