THE SOUL: Understanding What Makes Us Human - Life after Death, Out of Body & Near Death Experience

[@chitrathayaseelan]

Marvellous revelation on soul. Toda Rabbi. An extremely proud mother to have a son like you. Kindly accept my heart felt condolences.

[@suzybailey-koubti8342]

Thank you, Rabbi Skobac

[@kingofdetroit358]

Sorry for your loss rabbi...I really appreciate the wisdom and knowledge u give us and I hold u dear to my heart.

[@janishart5128]

*Jews for Judaism:* My sincere condolences on the loss of your dear Mother, Rabbi Skobac. May you and your families be comforted among the other mourners of Tzion and Yerushalayim.

[@rapturebound197]

My mother also died about the time your mom passed Rabbi Skobac. It was May 11th for me. I'm sorry to hear about your mom. ✡

[@janishart5128]

My sincere condolences on the loss of your dear Mom. May God comfort you and your families, and may you turn to Him in your time of mourning.

[@yvettemoore1228]

May her memory be for a blessing

[@rapturebound197]

@@janishart5128 thank you Janis. Baruch HaShem Adonai! Amen.

[@rapturebound197]

@@yvettemoore1228 thank you Yvette. To God be the Glory! Amen

[@saundrayanna1]

Rabbi Skobac, I am very sorry for your loss.

[@grannykiminalaska]

I lost my both my parents a few years ago. Mom was a month from 90 and dad was almost 92. My family is atheist The energy that was my parents still exists, their bodies and energies were recycled to the earth. "Thunder" by imagine dragons describes it best They were the lightning, we generations that follow are their thunder. I always love to hear your perspective Rabbi. Even when i don't agree alternate perspectives have value.

[@davidbarrett8348]

Rabbi Michael, may Hashem comfort you. Marianita and I (from Vancouver) will always be grateful for your many lectures. We have learned so much from you in just a few short years. Praise to our Heavenly Father.

[@blazinmark1]

Great lecture as always Rabbi Skobac

[@imanium6599]

i always love your sermon, I'm sorry for your lost.

[@yvettemoore1228]

May her memory be a blessing and through your work may her neshama have an aliyah

[@rachelabraham5488]

Thank you Rabbi

[@u.y.3643]

Rabbi Skobac. I'm very sorry for the loss of your mother. May her memory be for a blessing.

[@saobsidia]

May her memory be a blessing.

[@mariashefler3786]

May your mom's memory be a blessing. Rabbi, this is very informative. You are always brilliant and a blessing. Thank you.

[@ajazcrown2598]

May the precious neshama of Shannie Skobac z"l have an aliyah 🙏

[@chinonyeozioko559]

Sorry for your lost my teacher

[@estherdarleneammon2559]

Thank you for your comforting thoughts on death. My mom also passed this year . . . March 1, 2021. - She was a few days from turning 93. - my heart and comfort goes out to our recent losses. ❤️

[@MsMuradova]

So sorry for your loss! May her neshama have an aliyah! Thank you for another wonderful lecture 🙏

[@Steve_1999]

Always the most beautiful, inspirational and educational lectures. 💛✡

[@user-pd7il3xz5j]

May your words of Torah be an aliyah for your beloved mother's neshma. Your mother was fortunate to have you. I imagine the nachas you have given her.

[@NG-le1py]

Beautiful lecture, Rabbi, so sorry for your loss, my heart goes out to you and your family

[@cheryldeboissiere7824]

Condolences...you’re a very good son... wherever your mother is, she is thinking of you...

[@wannabetrucker7475]

Condolences.

[@lormanias6395]

The way this topic was addressed is astonishing, having had a n.d.e myself in 2015. G'd is wonderful. I must admit you Jews are truly "a nation of priests/teachers". The world should be willing to learn from your ancient wisdom and not be envious. Shalom *

[@sterlingnelson2772]

Thank you.

[@MrLange256]

Sorry for the loss of your mother

[@annturi5826]

Lovely, just lovely; and extremely important. As always, Rabbi Skobac delivers the "goods" worth listening to. Thank you. Still, some questions remain unanswered here. They are: 1. If our Soul never dies, why does the Bible say that the "wages of sin is death"? Since everybody dies physically regardless of their level of spiritual development, what is the point of mentioning it at all, unless it does have something to do with the Soul (Spirit) AS WELL? Is the SOUL and the SPIRIT one and the same? 2. If the goal is to know G-d (greatest pleasure), does that mean that those who do not make an effort to "grow" spiritually, never get to know G-d? And where does one's eagerness to know G-d (or lack thereof) come from; is it solely a result of one's FREE WILL? 3. Is our Soul, which did not manage to grow to its full potential (for whatever reason), in "Hell", or a place of existence without the knowledge of G-d? In other words, do we get only ONE opportunity to "get it right", or is there such a thing as "serial re-incarnation" of the Soul until IT gets to its full potential? It would be terrific to "see" an INTEGRATED VIEW in one single presentation. If anybody can do it, Rabbi Skobac can, and I would love to hear it. Most kind regards

[@gmg9859]

Rabbi, sorry for your loss - a sad part of life.

[@pawelhuszcza9611]

I am sorry for your loss Rabbi :'( May her memory be a blessing

[@Revekah]

My most deep symphony, for your loss, may your memories of her be your comfort.

[@astertekie6562]

Am very happy to hear that on my life time cos I was Pentecostal for 15years & passionate.but when I hear Judaism I thank God cos I find meaning not for my religion but to my life but I need help how to follow noachide fellow am from Eritrea but refugee in Ethiopia

[@adellaadams8018]

BDE! It is hard to loose your mother. I am sorry for your loss.

[@lindajoubert6205]

Condolences on the loss of your Mother. I found this message to be rather disturbing...there are many many scriptures saying the dead know nothing and Isaiah 26:14 says the departed spirits do not rise. I thought it's only Christians who believe the dead are looking down on us. If that was true how could they be happy seeing how depraved the world has become, and perhaps witnessing atrocities performed against their loved ones still on earth. I find this message absolutely contrary to the words in the Tanakh. Yet, these near death experiences are also confusing. How can they be when they are opposite from the Tanakh? So many of them and so similar. I am so confused.

[@pradeeppremkumar241]

As usual another enlightening lecture but this is special because the concept is not explained plainly in bible I suppose.

[@pradeeppremkumar241]

The above lecture differentiates between soul and body. But what is spirit ? whether spirit is soul or another separate entity

[@adellaadams8018]

Resurrection of the Dead: Isaiah 26:19, Ezekiel 37:12-13, Daniel 12:1-3, 12:13, Tehillah 16.

[@sulongenjop7436]

Our souls are from heavenly material or from God!