Sweet Dreams (Subtitulado en español)

This is an enhanced and abridged version of an older lecture by Rabbi Elyahu Kin on the same topic. The lecture offers a thorough analysis on what dreams are based on Judaic sources, and further elaborated according to the Kabbalah. This is a highly recommended and popular lecture.
Esta es una versión mejorada y abreviada de una conferencia anterior del rabino Elyahu Kin sobre el mismo tema, con subtítulos en español. La conferencia ofrece un análisis exhaustivo sobre qué son los sueños, basándose en fuentes judaicas y elaborado según la Cabalá. Esta es una conferencia muy popular y muy recomendada. Deseándoles ¡que sueñen con los angelitos!

[@Smiley-bn4bw]

Thank you ✨

[@maricelamoreno5663]

Excelente! Muchas gracias por el trabajo de subtitular. Saludos a todos!

[@efeta3860]

My deepest respect wise man!

[@mattnewhouse1781]

My dad was a holocaust survivor and never had dreams. He was lucky.

[@mattnewhouse1781]

Radius of earth is 1/60th distance to moon.

[@ל.ל-כ9ע]

Does rabbi has new videos?

[@7200beverly]

Check out KZbin channel Ohr Hachayim. Here is the link: kzbin.info/door/6_oJh6M4sZR6rQx2e6PLhw. New videos on this channel (7200beverly) are delayed a bit, because the Rabbi wants to translate some of the older ones first.

[@Gemma-s5h]

Hi I watched a while ago your shiurim about psychics and palmistry and you said that one can consult with a non Jewish psychic but then another rabbi gave a lecture saying that if you speak to a psychic you will go to gehinom and kaf hakaela so now I’m very confused and worried that I have sinned please could you advice ?

[@ohrhachayim36]

Generally, it is forbidden to consult with "sorcerers" of all types. Psychics, are not in that category, but should be avoided since the information they may receive may originate from the impure camp. However, there are instances where Halacha permits one to seek the help of the "occult" such as when trying to locate an individual who is lost, or some other emergency. Consulting a Psychic "just" to know the future or one's Mazal is, therefore, not advisable. An "expert" Palmist, on the other hand, sometimes can be helpful. A Jew should always first consult with a knowledgeable Rabbi who will hopefully be his best guide in helping him with his questions or concerns.

[@Gemma-s5h]

@@ohrhachayim36 ok thank you very much for the detailed response

[@Gemma-s5h]

@@ohrhachayim36 are there any rabbis in Israel who you recommend who can do Kabbalah Measit to help someone?

[@ohrhachayim36]

@@Gemma-s5h No.

[@leonormartinez9108]

Hello Rabbi, one dream I have had was of a white piece of paper with the words in black bold letters that said (I begin changing hands) when I finished reading the words the letters disintegrated and disappeared 🤔 I believe this dream is from HaShem 🙏 however i do not understand it. I have looked in the Tanakh and have not found this exact wording. Have you ever heard this saying before?

[@swires1]

✝

[@StarriKnytes]

I had a dream, it was a few weeks ago now. The dreams was of a giant gavel coming down from the sky and land on Israel. It was so big that it covered the entirety of it. What do you think Rabbi? At first I thought the gavel was a bomb. 🤔 Now I am more inclined to see it as judgment. What Israel is doing is seem by the most high, and there will be judgment. Any thoughts??

[@StarriKnytes]

And last night I heard a command for Shem to get out, to leave now. I did not know who Shem was, but I do now.

[@apple_cider1207]

Rabbi, what do you make of the abhorrent tragedies in Gaza?

[@naomie793]

Not on this chanel please