This week @ aishaudio.com
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This week @ aishaudio.com
10 September- 16 September, 2006
Weekly Torah Portion:
Nitzavim / Vayeilech
New Releases Elul
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Living the Torah, Loving Yourself

Living the Torah, Loving Yourself

# AL 935
by Aiken, Lisa PhD
A current plague raging through the world is the low self-esteem epidemic. The symptom is our basic need to feel worthy - simply because we exist. So why do many highly accomplished members of society who should feel the most worthy hold themselves in low regard? Dr. Aiken proposes how living a Torah based life can lead one to find happiness within themselves, regardless of outside approval or circumstances.
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Elul - Directing Your Spiritual Power

Elul - Directing Your Spiritual Power

# SM 540 E
by Stern, Rabbi Moshe Aaron z"tl
There is an enormous amount of untapped spiritual power within us. If we use it well, the world benefits. If not, we release confusion and chaos. Rav Moshe Aaron expounds how applying the great gift of teshuvah during the month of Elul can turn all your negative energy 180 degrees.
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Turning Negatives Into Positives

Turning Negatives Into Positives

# KI 937 E
by Kahn, Rabbi Ari
How does Jewish tradition view the subject of self-help? Using the legendary true story of Reish Lakish, a master bandit turned Talmudic scholar, Rabbi Kahn traces the sure-fire process Jewish tradition uses to improve character traits. This formula is not only the key to redeem your past, but also a ticket to live more in the present and feel greater hope for a bright future.
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Washing Hands - Starting Your Day With A Splash

Washing Hands - Starting Your Day With a Splash

# LH 501 A
by Levy, Rabbi Chaim
Ever wonder why observant Jews are always washing their hands? Rabbi Levy shares with us the Ben Ish Hai’s significant insights regarding the mystifying powers of water and purity.
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Tragedy in the Face of a Caring God

Tragedy in the Face of a Caring God

# BA 912 A
by Berger, Rabbi Motty
If Jews are so ‘chosen,’ how come they continue to suffer so much? Rabbi Berger explains why God, who is purported to shower upon us unconditional love, could or would allow us to endure seemingly arbitrary pain. Join a discussion on the deeper workings of suffering, and how good and evil faithfully play their roles to nudge us down the road of discovery.
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