Parashat Re'eh 5782: The Power of Vision

[@55555Tanya]

Shalom, Rabi Chaim! I love every teaching you give. I'm so grateful for you! Thank you so much for the depth of understanding and reflection that you provide and encourage us to ponder. You're a blessing for many. I appreciate you!

[@sharonmarshall8807]

Very eloquently explained. Teach me please because there is so much I don't know but it starts with one step in every journey 😅. Thanks for this Treasure Rabbi

[@user-pd7il3xz5j]

Once again, awe inspiring. Shabbat Shalom and Chodesh Tov.

[@harrypearle9781]

BGOODE I recently saw this NY license plate, and I took a photo of it to share. I see it as GOOD in the middle and B - E on the outside. We should try to BE GOOD, always. Thanks Rabbi for your inspiration, today and GOOD Year.... from Rochester, NY

[@binahsfira]

Amein and thank you Rabbi...as always, most beautiful and appreciated🙏

[@ThomasAnderson-sd6yt]

What a beautiful and poetic teaching this week rabbi, very eloquent and heartfelt. Last time I was in Jerusalem 2019 , Moshe from Shorashim bookshop told me, you are not here for confirmation you are here for communication. "Hashem has shown you things,you have listen with your eyes and have seen things with your ears". Wow, that blew me away, he also said that I would be back to Jerusalem. He was right, I'll be there this Sept & Oct for the Holy Days. I plan on visiting "The Temple Institute ". Sorry for this lengthy discord, very good teaching Shukran,Shalom 🕊🇮🇱🇺🇲

[@shirleyannelindberg1692]

ThomasAnderson, B’Ezrat HaShem, I, too, am going to be there for the High Holy Days, and am I excited to meet with Rabbi Richman and Rabbanit Rina, B’Siyata D’Shmaya 👏🏻💟✡️

[@wisdomstent]

Beautiful. Thank you

[@sharonmarshall8807]

Will listen to this teaching many times. I'm a dunce old woman. I'm a slow learner. Thanks Rabbi

[@shirleyannelindberg1692]

Sharon, please don’t say you’re a dunce. Words are very powerful, see Proverbs 18:21 use them wisely to upgrade your Status, as a wonderfully created child of HaShem 😇 👍🏼

[@lamedvav]

-Dunces are good, they have open flexible minds. -Slow learners are good, they learn deeper and more profoundly than the speedy learners.

[@user-pd7il3xz5j]

@@shirleyannelindberg1692Chodesh Tov, Shirley. I read Sharon's comment and thought about the Chofetz Chaim teaching that we should not speak ill of others AND ourselves.

[@user-pd7il3xz5j]

I usually listen to Rabbi Richman's Eruv Shabbos shuirim at least a few times. I keep saying Rabbi Richman needs a Shabbos sefer titled, Open Your Heart In The Deepest Way, A Shabbos Companion Of Insights. Basically the book has been written, it's just in video format. P.S. Rabbi, If you do write this sefer, I will buy it and I will pay extra for a signed copy.

[@soyadaracondios129]

Beautiful!! Hermosa explicación!! Que El Eterno le Bendiga!! Un Abrazo!!

[@richardpage7323]

this is a beautiful commentary.

[@shragafreidberg8746]

שבת שלום הרב ריטשמאן

[@ellenlefavour628]

Praise Yah for leading me to this teaching today. What a timely blessing and reminder of the time we are entering into. Many years ago I experienced a vision, for lack of a better description, while I was praying out on my back porch, in which I was translated into a state of complete oneness with all that I could see, and even what I could not see. Everything vibrated in perfect harmony, bathed in a light that permeated all. It was an amazing state of perfect peace, joy, love, unity with everyone and everything in creation, and with our Creator. I couldn’t say how long it lasted, probably only seconds; but I will never forget the profound beauty of it and my desire to return to that state one day. That day, by the grace of Yah, I saw what we are normally blinded to.

[@tluangafanai8202]

Thank you so much Rabbi

[@jerusalemhealth784]

Rabbi good to see you looking so healthy!!!

[@lindamaria9552]

I just discovered "you" and was compelled to watch - a blessing! But I must comment re your teaching about the child in the womb and the spiritual connectedness......this was the first time I heard someone else address this......my awareness opened to me when I would watch my newly born grandson look upwards at "something" and calmly, but delightedly, just smile and be attentive......this behavior lasted for a few months... I have also seen this behavior in a few other newly born ones, but not all..... Could it be coincidence, I don't know, but I prefer and agree with your perspective.... Thank you...

[@stumpy31952]

Thanks again Rabbi, love peace and pheasant grease...jokes, it's usually chicken grease but the meat we got in the dessert was pheasant yeah? Bless you and your kind and loving demeanor

[@verdedenim662]

Am I reading that building sign correctly - "אכא תודד" (I'll cheer you up)? Listening again today since you have other projects going on. There is so much here to take in! Thank you Rabbi!

[@jerusalemlights-rabbirichman]

The sign reads Todah Abba (Thank You Father)