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Rabbi Moshe Haber

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00:16:07

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just Cultivating...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/11/06

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 371-373Cultivating Reverence and Service Through MindsetThe provided text is an excerpt from a discussion by Rabbi Moshe Haber concerning the proper mindset for serving Hashem (God) and developing reverence. The central theme revolves around the idea that believers should use imaginative comparisons to elevate mundane daily activities and religious observances into meaningful acts of worship, such as viewing preparations for Shabbat as preparing for

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00:40:29

Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Vayera Abraham's Guests...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/11/06

Abraham's Guests and Divine MeritThe source material consists of an audio recording transcript that provides a detailed religious commentary on a section of the Torah, specifically focusing on the narrative involving Abraham and the visitors after his circumcision. The discussion thoroughly analyzes the flow of the biblical text, explaining that God's appearance to Abraham is interpreted as the first instance of "visiting the sick," occurring after Abraham's pain from

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00:18:25

Rabbi Moshe Haber Anxiety, Faith, and the Modern...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/11/05

Anxiety, Faith, and the Modern Jewish ExperienceThe provided text is an excerpt from a speech or discussion, likely by a rabbi, focused on the cumulative effect of recent global and political crises on children and the Jewish community's faith and mindset. The speaker chronicles a series of unsettling events, starting with the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, followed by October 7th attacks, and the ensuing political tensions and election cycle, highlighting the trauma and anxiety experienced by young

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00:15:11

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just Honoring Shabbat:...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/11/04

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 370-372Honoring Shabbat: Personal Involvement and Dedication1 sourceThe source, an excerpt from an audio recording by Rabbi Moshe Haber, emphasizes the religious importance of respecting and actively honoring Shabbat , which is called Kabod Shabbat. The rabbi explains that actively showing respect, or engaging in action, is crucial, and merely paying for services to prepare for Shabbat is insufficient because it minimizes personal involvement. He

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00:12:53

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just The Concept of...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/11/03

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 369Levels of Mitzvah Performance and Filial PietyThe source explores the Jewish concept of doing a mitzvah (commandment) with exceptional devotion, emphasizing that spiritual growth often involves going beyond simple adherence to the law. The speaker argues for being elaborate and expansive in acts of service, using examples like lining baskets with gold when bringing first fruits and the custom of wearing nice shoes before prayer. A significant

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00:17:25

Rabbi Moshe Haber Iggeret Ramban:Anger, Humility, and...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/11/02

Anger, Humility, and Personal ControlThe source, an excerpt from a talk by Rabbi Moshe Haber about the Iggeret Ramban, focuses on the interconnectedness of controlling anger and developing humility. The rabbi explains that actively avoiding anger, which often stems from a feeling of being disrespected or a sense of arrogance believing one "deserves" better treatment, leads directly to the positive trait of humility. He distinguishes between appropriate managerial action, such as firing an

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00:20:52

Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Lech Lecha Abraham: Faith,...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/31

Abraham: Faith, Divine Appearance, and Breaking MoldsThe source material offers an extended analysis of the Torah portion of Lech Lecha, focusing primarily on the initial test given to Abraham to leave his land, birthplace, and father's house, which is interpreted as a journey of blind faith. The speaker explains that Abraham’s journey begins with hearing God's voice before any physical appearance, symbolizing the development of faith without immediate proof, a theme paralleled with the

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00:11:49

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just Beautifying the...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/30

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 366-368Beautifying the Mitzvah: Dedication and ProcessThe provided audio excerpts focus on the concept of dedication and the proper execution of Mitzvot, emphasizing that the process and intent are more significant than simply achieving the outcome. The speaker explains that beautifying a Mitzvah (known as Hiddur Mitzvah) involves showing respect, enthusiasm, and effort, which in turn enhances its impact on the individual's spiritual life

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00:46:04

Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Lech Lecha: Avraham's...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/30

Avraham's Ascent: Faith and Mission in Lech LechaThe audio excerpts provide an in-depth analysis of a biblical narrative, specifically focusing on the story of Abraham's journey and tests of faith. The speaker examines the seemingly out-of-order command for Abraham to leave his homeland, birthplace, and father's house, concluding that the ultimate purpose was for Abraham to break free from his past influences and embark on a new path of growth. A significant portion of the discussion

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00:13:01

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Beautifying...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/29

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 364-366Beautifying Mitzvot: The Finest for Serving HashemThe source, an excerpt from a talk by Rabbi Moishe Haber, stresses the importance of beautifying the performance of a mitzvah by using the finest materials and putting forth maximum effort, rather than seeking the cheapest or easiest way to fulfill a commandment. This emphasis on using the best—such as high-quality water, wine, or food—is seen as a critical way to define one's spiritual

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00:22:30

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Glorifying...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/28

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 363-365Glorifying Mitzvot: Beauty and Simplicity in Jewish PracticeThe provided audio excerpts explore the Jewish concept of "hiddur mitzvah," which mandates the beautification and honoring of religious commandments, often through spending money on high-quality ritual objects or impressive places of worship. The discussion addresses a common objection: since God is above material concerns and Jews are encouraged to live simply and

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00:15:42

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Fearing God More...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/27

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 361-363Fearing God More Than People: Beautifying MitzvotThe source material is an excerpt from a spiritual discussion, likely a rabbi's discourse, focusing on the difficulty of fearing God (Hashem) as much as one fears or is concerned with the opinions of other people. The speaker explains that humans are naturally more influenced by present and tangible fears, such as social judgment, than by the abstract concept of God's presence, despite

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00:16:49

Rabbi Moshe Haber Iggeret Ramban:Anger, Humility, and...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/26

Ramban's Letter: Anger, Humility, and Divine ProvidenceThe source analyzes a letter written by Ramban to his son, which emphasizes the necessity of speaking with a soft tone to avoid anger, a destructive trait that can lead to severe spiritual consequences. Anger is compared to being intoxicated or driving a car without brakes, representing a loss of self-control that can lead to sin, or "serving idols." The speaker advises that to combat anger triggers, one must first pause and then

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00:17:39

Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Noach -Noah: Likability,...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/24

Noah: Likability, Influence, and ChangeThe provided audio transcript, an excerpt from a sermon by Rabbi Moshe Haber, offers an examination of the biblical figure Noah and the reasons for his survival during the flood. The rabbi explains that while God intended to destroy the entire world due to pervasive thievery and deceit, Noah was spared because he "found favor" in God's eyes, receiving a pass from the strict rule of judgment that would have included even the righteous in the

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00:12:48

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just- Creating Awe: The...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/23

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 359-360Creating Awe: The Power of Fear of GodThe provided is an excerpt from a spiritual discussion, by Rabbi Moshe Haber focusing intensely on the concept of “fear of God” or Yirat Hashem. The rabbi explains that this fear is not passive but must be actively created through recognizing God’s immense power, cultivating a mental image of His existence, and understanding human insignificance in contrast to Him. The main argument is that Yirat Hashem is

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00:47:14

Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Noach -Noach, the Ark, and...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/23

Noah, the Ark, and Man's PurposeThe source provides an in-depth analysis of the biblical figure Noah, exploring interpretations of why the text describes him as a "righteous perfect person in his generation." The discussion focuses on the dual nature of this description, suggesting it could be interpreted as a praise for maintaining virtue in a corrupt time or a critique implying his perfection was only relative to his poor environment, possibly due to his isolationist tendencies

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00:16:15

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just- Developing the...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/21

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 357-358Developing the Fear and Love of GodThe source text is an excerpt from a discussion by Rabbi Moshe Haber centered on developing a genuine fear of Heaven, or Yirat Shamayim, which is considered the most impressive quality a person can possess. He emphasizes that this fear is primarily tested in private, as it involves a conscious awareness of God's presence even when no one else is around, contrasting it with the public act of fearing

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00:15:17

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Developing True...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/20

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 357-358Developing True Fear of HeavenThe source material, excerpts from a talk by Rabbi Moshe Haber, explores the concept of developing a sincere fear of God, which the speaker asserts is essential for true self-control, surpassing the less reliable fear of man. He outlines three core mental exercises necessary to cultivate this reverence: first, internalizing the reality of standing face-to-face with God at all times, despite the lack of sensory

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00:21:28

Rabbi Moshe Haber Iggeret Ramban:Soft Speech and...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/19

Ramban’s Letter on Soft Speech and Character DevelopmentThe provided text is an excerpt from a discussion led by Rabbi Moshe Haber analyzing a profound letter written by the Ramban (Nachmanides) to his son. The speaker emphasizes that this ancient letter offers powerful guidance for personal development and character refinement. A central theme discussed is the Ramban's instruction to his son to speak softly to everyone, asserting that modifying external actions, like one's tone of voice,

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00:21:44

Rabbi Moshe Haber Lessons from Creation and Character...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/17

Lessons from Creation and Character in GenesisThe source is an excerpt from a Rabbi's discussion that focuses on interpreting lessons from the Torah's creation narrative in Bereishit (Genesis). The Rabbi explains that God's process of creation, which includes multiple adjustments such as adding the name of mercy to judgment and separating the initial light, serves as a model for humans to exercise flexibility, consultation, and humility in their own building endeavors. Furthermore, the

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