Modesty, Emotional Intelligence & Jewish Spirituality w/Rabbi DovBer Pinson

In this episode of the "In Search of More" podcast, Eli Nash engages in a captivating conversation with Rabbi DovBer Pinson, delving into various facets of spirituality and personal growth. They explore the Taoist concept of energy and its profound influence on our lives, emphasizing the significance of reconnecting with the source of life. The discussion also touches on managing emotions, using precise language, and the genuine purpose of spiritual practices. With insights from their own healing journeys, the conversation highlights the impact of energy sensitivity, generational trauma, and the emotional well-being of individuals. This enlightening discussion invites listeners to contemplate energy, emotion, and spirituality as they embark on their quest for self-discovery and personal growth.
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[@michelevalente6700]

Thank you Rabbi for pointing out that things are different for converts and how others who have not converted maybe take things for granted. Often I feel, as a convert, that I don’t fit into any regular circle. It can be difficult but also rewarding. The reward is always G-d.

[@neshama44]

One of the most profound minds of our time

[@Einoidmilvada]

This podcast should hit a million views

[@Einoidmilvada]

Wowowowoowowo! What a powerful, insightful conversation. One of my best if not the best I have ever listened to. Thank you both of you. Thank you for bringing such intellectual people onto your podcast.

[@adinaakerman7912]

Definitely felt energized listening to this. Thank you for the experience.

[@peshaleah770]

I was eager to hear this podcast because I have several of his books. This was so good, it gave me such a deeper understanding of what I had been learning. Thanks

[@chanielehrer1]

Ok

[@bruriahherman]

Very powerful challenge!!!

[@michalrosner9526]

Most informative yet

[@willmosbraver7461]

That's called aligned Very powerful Thanks

[@neshama44]

Thank you I needed this conversation at this moment Also I always liked that Orthodox Jews men and women dress a certain way not only the women like in some others

[@ChabadontheGO]

Best one yet!

[@100MoreStep]

❤❤❤

[@tzvirosner1209]

I am curious to get a better understanding of what Rabbi Pinson said at ~ 23:30 about an experiencing not existing when I close my eyes and then the experience reappearing when I open my eyes. I mean if I close my eyes, while I may no longer be experiencing the sight of what I was able to see when my eyes were open, the aspects of my experience that I saw when my eyes were open are still there. They do not disappear when I close my eyes and reappear when I open them. I simply cannot experience seeing them when my eyelids are closed because my eyelids are blocking my eyes from the experience of seeing them. Can anyone provide further clarity on this point? Thank you.

[@Sam-xw8ou]

Some important qualifications/clarifications around 1:05

[@arimalowitzky]

some of the exact laws of tznuis are learnt out from the Gemarah.I am not sure why Rabbi Pinson said it is not