Ep. 201: Does a Survivor Need to Show Respect to an Abusi...

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• Chassidus Applied to the month of Adar 6:05 • Lessons from Parshas Terumah and Shabbos Hafsokeh 13:57 • Closing days of the MyLife: Chassidus Applied essay contest 3:20 • Abuse issues: o Does a survivor need to show respect to an abusive parent 30:35 o How can a survivor avoid seeing Judaism as horrific when the abuse came from a Jewish role model? 32:25 • Why is Isaac referred to as Abraham’s only son? 45:44 • Why does a divorced woman have to cover her hair? 48:51 • What is the spiritual meaning of colors? 56:33 • Is it inappropriate for a bochur to earn parnossa before marriage? 51:42 • Follow-up: o More refined men (episode 200) 57:36 o Prayer (episode 199-200) 01:01:16 • Why Don’t We Daven the Way Chassidus Expects of Us? Prayer continued 01:03:50 • Chassidus Question: If the hidden good is greater than the revealed good, why do we wish each other revealed good? 01:07:12

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• Chassidus Applied to the month of Adar 6:05 • Lessons from Parshas Terumah and Shabbos Hafsokeh 13:57 • Closing days of the MyLife: Chassidus Applied essay contest 3:20 • Abuse issues: o Does a survivor need to show respect to an abusive parent...

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