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Rabbi Moshe Haber

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00:16:43

Rabbi Moshe Haber -The Synergy of Tradition and...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/14

The Synergy of Tradition and ModernityThe source explores the Torah's emphasis on balancing tradition and modernity, specifically addressing whether Jewish life is rooted in ancient practices or continuously evolving. It highlights the importance of drawing from historical foundations and established wisdom while simultaneously embracing new perspectives and adapting to contemporary circumstances. This dual approach, termed "Yashan and Khadash," suggests that new ideas and personal

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00:18:06

Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Ki Tabo The Path of...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/12

The Path of Appreciation and PurposeThis discourse centers on the profound concept of appreciation within a religious context, particularly concerning the giving of first fruits and its broader implications. The speaker explains that the act of offering first fruits serves as a powerful reminder that all possessions are gifts from God, not entitlements, and this recognition should lead to gratitude expressed through both words and actions. Furthermore, this appreciation fosters a sense of purpose,

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00:15:53

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-The Way of the...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/11

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 343-344The Way of the Zealous: Embracing a Life of Dedication1 sourceThe source explores the concept of "going above and beyond" in various aspects of life, particularly in interpersonal relationships and spiritual devotion. It emphasizes that true dedication, or being a "gadol," means acting out of love and genuine care, rather than for personal gain or recognition. The discussion highlights that this level of commitment has no

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00:42:33

Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Ki Tabo The Mindset of...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/11

The Mindset of Appreciation and ServiceThe sources explore the profound significance of appreciation (hakarat hatob) in Jewish thought and practice, particularly concerning one's relationship with God. The texts analyze the biblical mitzvah of bringing first fruits (bikurim) and its connection to a deeper understanding of divine gifts and a motivated service of God. They discuss how recognizing all aspects of one's blessings, from their origin to their purpose, cultivates happiness and a

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00:16:18

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-The Power of...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/10

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 342-343 The Power of Lifting OthersThe provided audio discusses the concept of "being a" an individual who consistently strives to uplift and support others, emphasizing the profound impact of positive words and actions. The speaker stresses the importance of making people feel good about themselves through genuine compliments and respectful interactions, highlighting that such efforts are incredibly effective and productive, often more so

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00:13:29

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

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/09

Consciousness of Others' Well-beingThe provided audio excerpts explore the concept of serving Hashem in a full way, which extends beyond outward appearances to encompass a deeper level of action and care for others. Emphasis is placed on emotional well-being, highlighting various layers of sensitivity towards others' feelings, from direct disregard to subtle, unintentional hurt. The speaker argues that true fulfillment involves prioritizing the emotional comfort and elevation of others,

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00:12:58

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-The Compassionate...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/09

The Compassionate Giver: Financial Empathy and SupportThe source emphasizes the profound importance of generosity, particularly regarding financial aid, as a key indicator of a person's character and religious observance. It argues that true support extends beyond simply meeting basic needs, advocating for an above-and-beyond approach that actively prevents financial hardship and shows deep concern for others' financial well-being. The text highlights that personal experience with financial

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00:18:40

Rabbi Moshe Haber -Teshubah: The Gift of Return and...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/07

Teshubah: The Gift of Return and ReconciliationThis audio recording discusses the concept of Teshubah, or repentance, within Judaism, interpreting it as a profound gift from God. The speaker emphasizes that Teshubah offers a path to change and an ability to completely erase past misdeeds, contrasting this with earthly systems of judgment that permanently record transgressions. A key aspect highlighted is "hakarat hatob" (recognizing and appreciating good), explaining that understanding

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00:15:06

Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Ki Tese - Slowing Down the...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/05

Slowing Down the Heat of the MomentThis sermon explores the Torah's directive regarding a soldier taking a captive woman during wartime, analyzing its deeper spiritual meaning rather than its literal application today. The speaker emphasizes that this unique law, allowing an act otherwise forbidden, acknowledges human impulses, particularly "the heat of the moment." The core message for modern life is to slow down and pause when faced with intense emotions or desires, recognizing that

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00:46:55

Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Ki Tetze Warding Off...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/04

Warding Off Temptation: Three Laws, One Guiding PrincipleThe source explores three seemingly disparate laws from the Torah: the captive woman, the hated wife, and the rebellious son, arguing for their interconnectedness. It posits that these laws, particularly the first, serve as metaphorical guidance for overcoming temptation (the yetzer hara). The text emphasizes that while the yetzer hara can be overwhelming in the moment, a structured process of delay and reflection can dismantle its illusion of

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00:15:21

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Beyond Duty: The...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/03

Chapter 18 - The Trait of Chassidut/PietyBeyond Duty: The Power of Genuine MotivationThe source discusses the concept of going "above and beyond" in one's spiritual practices, moving beyond simply fulfilling the minimum requirements of religious law. This authentic and genuine approach stems from a deep love and connection to Hashem, motivating individuals to make God happy and proud. The speaker emphasizes that this involves not just the quantity of actions, but also the style and

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00:10:38

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Above and Beyond:...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/02

Chapter 18 - The Trait of Chassidut/PietyAbove and Beyond: The Love-Driven Path to God's WillThis audio recording discusses a mindset of love and going "above and beyond" in relationships, particularly in one's connection with the Divine. It emphasizes that true love motivates individuals to anticipate needs and desires without being explicitly asked, applying this concept to human interactions and then to one's relationship with God. The speaker explains that

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00:20:05

Rabbi Moshe Haber: Clarity Amidst Distraction:...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/08/31

Clarity Amidst Distraction: Building a Focused LifeThe provided text emphasizes the crucial importance of clarity and focus in all aspects of life, drawing parallels to the responsibilities of a judge. It argues that individuals are inherently good but are constantly distracted by external influences and illusions, much like a judge can be swayed by bribes or favoritism. The speaker highlights that this need for clarity extends to personal and family life, urging listeners to establish a clear

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00:19:50

Rabbi Moshe Haber- Perashat Shofetim: The Virtue of...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/08/29

The Virtue of Traditionalism and Upholding TruthThe provided text emphasizes the importance of preserving an original, unadulterated state across various aspects of life, drawing parallels between judicial integrity, political foundationalism, and individual well-being. It argues that true justice lies in applying existing laws without personal bias or alteration, as exemplified by the Torah's unchanging nature. Similarly, the text suggests that sound politics aims to return to and uphold a

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00:12:15

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Divine Connection...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/08/28

Chapter 18 - The Trait of Chassidut/Piety Page 334-336Divine Connection Through Expanded Mitzvah PerformanceThe speaker defines a "chassid" not as someone who performs extreme acts of piety, but as an individual motivated by a profound love for God, consistently seeking to do more than what is strictly required. This love inspires a drive to exceed expectations in religious observance, much like someone in love anticipates the desires of their beloved. The concept emphasizes focusing on

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00:14:24

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

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/08/27

Chapter 18 - The Trait of Chassidut/Piety Page 333-334Cultivating Divine Connection Beyond ObligationThe speaker clarifies that the concept of "chassidut" is frequently misinterpreted as solely involving extreme, external acts, particularly those associated with Kabbalah, which are often beyond the grasp of the average person. Instead, genuine "chassidut" is presented as a profound, internal love for Hashem that inspires individuals to go beyond their basic obligations, much like

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00:16:57

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-True Piety Versus...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/08/26

Chapter 18 - The Trait of Chassidut/Piety Page 330-333True Piety Versus Hollow DevotionThe speaker examines the concept of "Chassidut" and the potential for misinterpretation, distinguishing between genuine, internal spiritual growth and superficial, external displays of piety. He emphasizes that true dedication to Hashem (God) stems from deep understanding and an internal connection, not from mindless extremism or simply copying others' practices. The speaker argues that false

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00:17:41

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Authentic Intent:...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/08/25

Chapter 17- The way to aquire of Tahara/Purity Page 327Chapter 18 - The Trait of Chassidut/Piety Page 330Authentic Intent: The Foundation of Spiritual GrowthThe source emphasizes the crucial role of right intention (lishma) in all actions, particularly within a religious context. It asserts that actions performed with ulterior motives or fringe benefits are inherently weaker, hollow, and ultimately unsustainable, drawing parallels to the invalidation of religious artifacts made without proper

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00:26:32

Rabbi Moshe Haber: The Body, Soul, and Spiritual DNA...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/08/24

The Body, Soul, and Spiritual DNAThe provided audio excerpt from Rabbi Moshe Haber explores the intricate relationship between the body and soul, particularly in the context of divine judgment and individual identity. Initially, the rabbi presents a parable of two watchmen—one lame but sighted, the other blind but able-bodied—to illustrate how the body and soul, seemingly innocent alone, become culpable for sin when combined. However, the discussion evolves with Rabbi Miller's challenge, leading

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00:15:02

Rabbi Moshe Haber- Perashat Re'eh Seeing Beyond Good...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/08/22

Seeing Beyond Good and Evil: Choosing AbundanceThis sermon explores the deeper meaning of the biblical commandment to "see" blessings and curses, arguing that it goes beyond simply choosing good over evil. The speaker emphasizes that "seeing" requires looking past immediate appearances to discern whether an action will ultimately expand and bring abundance (blessing) or shrink and diminish (curse) one's life. He introduces three "mirrors" for this deeper

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