Think Good & It Will Be Good | Tracht Gut

[@Shurvoice]

Once again, Rabbi YY Jacobson fascinates, and uplifts my soul. I found this lecture at the perfect moment today, to re-open my mind to positive possibilities, strengthen my Bitachon, in God and in myself - and renewed confidence that I can and will overcome some recent health challenges. Thank you, Rabbi Jacobson for all you do for us, and these lectures that shine with transcendental insights, God's power and love.

[@NOAMK165]

Thank you so much rabbi YY ❤

[@Cherub72]

I love your enthusiasm Rabbi YY. You keep me ensnared and engaged and though I already know these stories, you breath new life into these stories and cause me to consider new things. I am not a Yeshiva student, I grew up without proper training or guidance. I don't study the Talmud either. My mind wanders when i read and can't focus. You help me in so many ways and you don't even know me. I've seen people call you a Tsadik and I don't know if anyone is actually a Tsadik and I'm certainly not qualified enough to judge you or anyone else. But if anyone can be a Tsadik, it's you. I became bored with studying Torah, it's sad but true. How many times can I read the same stories over and over? When I lose touch like that, I watch your videos and become inspired again. I do appreciate you very much Rabbi YY.

[@evaschonfeld5752]

Awesome lecture!!

[@yogiyonah]

5yrs ago Rav YY was the best deliverer of the ancient message. This week it's applicable to Parsha Ki Tetzeh 28:47 a Remedy for the curses B"H! YESHER KOACH Ahava

[@KesiaFixMagnifiSense]

Tracht gut vet zein gut, amazingly explained by Rabbi Jacobson!

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[@juniorcastiel952]

@Landon Israel Definitely, have been watching on flixzone for since november myself :)

[@margueriteamaya3298]

Love the way you tell stories to teach. Amazing. ! Love listening to you

[@nukepal]

Thank you Rabbi! This was amazing

[@ketermalkut7653]

The Best Message for me for a long time!!!

[@ecvcine]

Amazing

[@sharonmarshall8807]

Thanks, thanks, thanks 😊

[@pearlweinberger4079]

Insightful ! Some aspects of the esoteric made exoteric ! Well delivered !

[@frankgiammarese7255]

Amen and Well spoken... LIFE is choices.

[@dineochaka309]

Thanks Rabbi

[@100Mizrachi-ib8gw]

I chose this, what is the goal and what did I want to learn.

[@adrianageffen9967]

His vidios are awsome👍👍

[@RabbiYYJacobson]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@itsiktzur]

🙏🙏🙏😊😊😊

[@miriamhalberstam7025]

I value your interesting ideas in this video, as well as all your other videos. But anyone - a human being or a coyote - who walks off a cliff will fall in a downward direction. I don't understand what you mean by stating that you fall only if you think you should fall.

[@b.miller2799]

God froze the hail in Makkas Barad. The fire didn’t burn Avraham. There’s only gravity and fire where our minds perceive it. Since you’ve never heard of a story of a person defying gravity with their mind, doesn’t mean it’s not possible. There are Japanese coal walkers who don’t feel the flames.

[@davidezagui7086]

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[@b.miller2799]

@@davidezagui7086 it’s impossible for pretty much everyone to fully believe that they won’t fall, so they do. If someone were to have 100% faith that G-d would save them from the fall (much like Avraham in the fiery furnace), He would. G-d controls nature’s laws, they’re an illusion.