This SIMPLE mindset shift will bring you PEACE

When experiencing stress, it can be extremely difficult to feel present in our own lives. We go into our own heads and get caught in a loop of distracting thoughts. Rabbi Shais Taub speaks about a deep, spiritual perspective that we can use as a tool for embracing the current moment so that we actually "show up for our own lives."
Part 3/3 in a series on EMUNAH & ANXIETY
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[@curtistowler8643]

Thank you

[@kimosabe27]

Thank you Rabbi S. Your message really resonated with me :)

[@SoulWords]

Thank you, kimosabe.

[@laurirusso1]

"to want to live is to want your life" .... beautiful 🙏 thank you for this message

[@dorisklein4443]

Brilliant! Thank you so very much!

[@bruriahherman]

I just bought my 2nd copy of G-d of our Understanding on Amazon. Still one of the best resources to give someone!!!

[@SoulWords]

In the second part of this series I speak a little but about the book, particularly about the term "spiritual canaries."

[@Eliav-246]

I have a copy it's a great book 📖 !

[@esthergreen9309]

This is a treasure thank you it is timely and very relevant

[@SoulWords]

I’m glad you found it!

[@qbconnect2883]

This is the day that the Lord has made. I shall rejoice and be glad in it 🙌🏾

[@caroldonaldson5936]

As a Christian, that is the best explanation of creation and existence I have ever understood - thank you Rabbi!🙏🕎✝️

[@sherrilcarss4641]

Thank You! I love the way you think! Let me put it in a nutshell,how I perceive what you said,in this Sermon. There is a particular part in Gods Word that puts it in a nutshell. As you said your a religious Jew. I’m a Spiritual Christian ( by His Grace) & I quote Romans 8: 27- 33 And he that searches the hearts knoweth what is the mind of the Spirit, because he maketh intercession for the saint’s according to the will of God. 28. And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. 29.For whom he did foreknow he also did predestinate to be conformed to the image of his Son, that he might be the firstborn among many brethren. 30. Moreover whom he did predestinate, them he also called; and whom he called, them he also justified: and whom he justified them he also glorified. 31 What shall we say to these things? If God be for us, who can be against us? 32.He that spared not his own Son✝️ but delivered him up for us all, how shall he not with him also freely give us all things? 33. Who shall lay any thing to the charge of God’s elect ? It is God that justifieth. KJV Dear Sir, whether your a religious Jew or not I enjoy your Sermons very much, you have a lot of Wisdom to share, and God tells us to get Wisdom! Get understanding! God 💟✝️🕊🙏 Bless You ‘n’ Yours with Salvation. SherrilL.Carss

[@rakengr6188]

Thank you for this presentation.

[@AK-su2jx]

May God bless you, Rabbe. Thank you❤

[@yogirocket]

thank you Rabbi

[@SoulWords]

Thank you for watching.

[@m.shlezinger4809]

Thank you !

[@SoulWords]

You're welcome!

[@sinead.]

Rabbi, your SoulWords CREATEd reAWARENESS of my ACTual thoughts -TURNS OUT-ARE ANXIETy?! Hah, WHAT A WASTE! pivot my mindset and put my physical in MOTION! 💖 Thanks for redirecting me back into Momentum! 🙏🌞💖

[@isabelvejesus]

Thanks!

[@Dr.JudeAEMasonMD]

I just exhaled, I finally found my tribe.

[@loriedmundson782]

Just found your channel. Exactly what I need to hear. Thank you. BTW, your jokes make me laugh out loud!

[@SoulWords]

At least SOMEBODY is laughing. I was bombing with the live audience.

[@NazirBrohi-ht3fr]

❤❤❤❤

[@loveblooms2613]

Will you be my rabbi to help me to internalize bitachon in a somatic way?

[@SoulWords]

I can try to help a little. I can’t be your sole guide. Take a bitachon walk. Go right now and move your body. Go take a walk for 10 minutes and as you walk look at Hashem’s world and notice the divine providence of every detail. That’s a good start. Don’t wait. Just a ten minute walk.

[@loveblooms2613]

@@SoulWords thank you so much for this wise advice!! you are doing a fantastic job living your Gd given mission

[@benhurn8277]

@@SoulWords Now that is good advice. When I'm spiritually struggling because the world is so full of man's inhumanity to man, just looking out a window at a tree makes me marvel at HaShem's creation and reminds me that He is still in charge.

[@benhurn8277]

Good teaching, but depression is not a sin. People don't "give up", they are psychically wounded and need people to understand while they rest and heal, as with any illness. Demonizing them, blaming them, is like blaming people for getting cancer. Shalom.

[@cSantiago.]

God heals all wounds and His feverant heat by melting it all away. HE nailed the discretion to the cross making a public show of paying the price for our souls infirmities and sickness. ❤❤

[@melliecrann-gaoth4789]

@@cSantiago.I imagine that sort of faith, a gift in itself, is a great source of strength and comfort. Please pray for the tormented, oppressed and abused. Thank you 🙏

[@albertomassari77]

I cannot conclude from this exposition that depression is a sin... What it does seem to me to mean is that, if you believe in God, it is an act of humility to accept the life we ​​have today, because it is the result of a perfect divine process, and the desires we have to change our reality, are also part of that perfect plan... And this serves to acquire a new Existential Peace :)

[@artandculture5262]

@@albertomassari77Is invalidism a sin?

[@Serena.Hope.Eternal]

It sounds like you're saying that everything is exactly the way it should be. So if that is the case, why pray to change anything? And it sounds like you're also saying that it is okay for us not to like something. But if we are upset or troubled by something, then we just need to change our attitude about it to be okay with how things are. Then I go back to my previous question of... why pray to change anything?? Furthermore, why take any action to change something if it is the way it's supposed to be and we just need to alter our thinking in order to be okay with it? To give you some context, I grew up with an extremely malignant narcissistic personality disordered mother and my father is a Psychopath. If I did not move to a different state from them and keep my distance, I would have killed myself years ago. What do you figure about that? Should I have stayed and been continually abused? Or should I have gone ahead and killed myself since I was being emotionally psychologically and physically destroyed and couldn't take the pain anymore? Do you actually think I just needed to change my thinking to be okay with all of that?? Seriously?

[@SoulWords]

Or maybe what I’m saying is that you can do what you need to do in order to make yourself safe, but you can do it from a calm state of mind. Personally, I have discovered that there were many things that I did only after I reached a state of desperation and that maturity for me means that next time I make those choices from a calm state rather than a desperate one. Is this a helpful distinction?

[@lumenknight5673]

You mean biblical viewpoint? Based on truth and not illusion?

[@lisbethsalander1723]

Reincarnation in Judaism?

[@SoulWords]

What’s your question?

[@lisbethsalander1723]

@@SoulWords Oh Sorry Rabbi, I was under impression that reincarnation is not in Judaism. From your example anecdote - someone is sent back to reincarnate. Was that just a story or joke?

[@SoulWords]

@@lisbethsalander1723 Reincarnation definitely exists in Judaism. I was serious.

[@lisbethsalander1723]

@@SoulWords Wow! I had no idea! Thank you for your teachings.

[@eminikol3014]

The spiritual man comes out of practice and is in "hell"? The person in a group is deprived of "free will" - he thinks along with the herd of people, which is an opinion, not a personal will of the individual. It represents the opinion of all. Ah, the above people have their own opinion in all of them and they are still "together", so even if one is wrong - the other knows the "truth", they have life experience, examples and sharing with each other.

[@annaarrow8445]

Thank you!