The Secret Of Becoming Charismatic

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Am listening from here at Mtwapa in this Coastal region of Kenya.....I usually tune in to This Rabbi. ..He brings up a Fresh perspective on life as It is to be lived.... Thanks

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knn. on

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Thank You Rabbi. Baruch HaShem.

[@meliholmes]

Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and teachings I appreciate it much 😊

[@teresamoeller2420]

Shalom. Very good lesson Rabbi. Toda raba.

[@michael30817]

SHALOM DEAR CHACHAM THANKS FOR YOUR TIME..BARUCH HASHEM..YOU ARE MY HERO. BARUCH HASHEM FROM SPAIN 🇮🇱❤🇮🇱

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Todah raba for the shiur Rabbi Yosef. Mizrachi

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Missed watching his lectures!!!

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Thank you Rabbi for this very special talk. Baruch HaShem!

[@mayan4234]

Amen 🙏🙏. . Thank you very much Rabbi .

[@khananiyelizgelov4996]

Excellent shiur toda raba

[@Wytze42]

I am the first to comment, and that makes me very happy.

[@mtzipora]

Mazal tov.

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Did you enjoy the lecture?

[@angelwings9600]

מזל טוב 💖💖💖💖💖💖

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מורים בת אברהם I will pray for you No witchcraft can come against you Amen

[@robertlopez6092]

Great talk on converts.

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B'H

[@fatlarry1184]

We do love stories....funny stories too.

[@cheescake123]

Have you heard about rabbi mervis comments on the prophets of the Torah?

[@ferdinandwang1165]

1:23: 33 - If I may, R' Yosef, Yehia Adahan was a tzaddik, he was a relative of the Baba Sali :). You meant to say Yehia Adahan street, yes? The Moroccans pronounce the last name Deehan. Hope this helps. Shalom!

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Not everybody is looking for a celebrity.

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hazak

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חזק Now you can say it in Hebrew

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B"H

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Maybe he cannot read hebrew as quickly as the 7 minute person.

[@torahonly1571]

Most gerim I know are less frum than Meah Shearim People, so i guess meah shearim people are not allowed to make Pesach themselves.

[@pardes7342]

I think you got that wrong. The Rabbi is saying that when ALL gerim congregate or gather together to have pesach just by themselves WITHOUT a born JEW==not Allowed. Mea Sherim is not all converts. Mostly, I presume are predominately born Jews which are allowed to gather to make PESACH by themselves. Do you understand now the difference? I hope this clears it.

[@torahonly1571]

@@pardes7342 the question I asked was based on the reason the rav gave, why isn't that allowed? "Because gerim are too frum", well if that is so then why most of geirim are less frum than Meah Shearim people and still would not be allowed to do Pesach on their own? But meah shearim people would? Get the question?

[@pardes7342]

@@torahonly1571 Mea Sherim are not converts. Less frum or very frum Converts can not be by themselves to celebrate any chag because there is a tendency that they will form their own minhag which is foreign to Authentic Judaism. There is a danger that their over zealousness can become a different Judaism that is why a born Jew needs to be around them to stop such an incident. This explanation I heard from the same rabbi in an older lecture.

[@torahonly1571]

@@pardes7342 Interesting, what's the source?

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@@torahonly1571 Ask the rabbi...