PODCAST · religion
Sermons
by Romemu: Jewish Life, Elevated
Teaching from Rabbi David Ingber of http://romemu.org
Episodes
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Showing Up on the Morning After
Living with the Torah week in, week out.
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The Joy of Potency and Impotency סוכות
Rabbi David Ingber on the spiritual wisdom encoded in Sukkot following right on the heels of Yom Kippur. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Tshuva is Now
Every turn away is also a step home. Rabbi David on Parshat Nitzavim and Rosh Hashana.
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The Shaman in All of Us - Chukat חקת
We can still find healing... not by avoiding our fragility, but by knowing our strength; our strength is that we are inhabitants of the liminal space between the worlds. Rabbi Jill Hammer on Parshat Chukat. Learn more at http://romemu.org
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To Live Our Lives Through Our Own Eyes - Shlach שלך לך
Do not be satisfied with here-say, but look in yourselves. Rabbi David Ingber on Parshat Shlach http://romemu.org
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The Two Great Dissapointments in Life - Behaalotcha
Appreciation is the posture of an enlightened heart. Rabbi David Ingber on Parshat Behaalotcha. http://romemu.org
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To Be Intimate with All Things (Behaalotcha)
All things yearn for their other half... all things await our intention, all things await our soulfulness, all things await our interiority and our passion. Rabbi David Ingber on Parshat Behaalotcha. http://romemu.org
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We've Got To Go Through It - Naso
"Only to the extent that a person exposes herself over and over again to annihilation, can that which is indestructible be found within them. In this daring lies dignity and the spirit of true awakening." Rabbi David Ingber of Parshat Naso. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Not Dirt But Earth
True play is discovering the wild Self. Rabbi Jill Hammer on Parshat Behar-Behukkotai. http://romemu.org
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The Root of Sadness (Emor, Mother's Day)
Rabbi David Ingber on the origins of sadness and the Great Mother.
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The Week Obama Came Out of the Closet
It seems the closer we get to the core of all being, the more synonymous the effort and its reward. Rabbi David Ingber on Parshat Emor. http://romemu.org
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Transpersonal Transformation
The power of "we" in the "I" generation. http://romemu.org
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Making Choices in Integrity - Acharei Mot/אַחֲרֵי מוֹת
Growing in grace with Rabbi David Ingber http://romemu.org
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The Importance of Shadow Work - Tazria-Metzora/תזריע–מצרע
To be given the strength to look into _my_ house.
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Original Skin - Tazria-Metzora/תזריע–מצרע
Falling into the dream of another life. Being comfortable in our own skin. The illusion of separateness.
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Moving Ourselves to Move Others - Shemini/שמיני
In the face of unspeakable overwhelm, the Torah invites us to move forward. How can I make a difference? Rabbi David Ingber on Parshat Shemini.
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Transcend and Include
Rav Kook, the Song of Songs, tribalism and universality. Rabbi David Ingber on the eight day of passover. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Eliyahu and Acknowledging Vulnerability
Praying for a day when children will be our ultimate value. Rabbi David Ingber on Shabbat Hagadol and Shir Yaakov with a song for Eliyahu. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Tzav - The Greatest Imaginable "We" (Shabbat Hagadol) - צו
An invitation to the largest possible circle that we draw around ourselves. Rabbi David Ingber on Shabbat Hagadol. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Vayikra - Being Invited Inside – ויקרא
How widely do we draw the circle of self and community? Can we invite in the other? A talk on Vayikra/Leviticus by Rabbi David Ingber. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Vayakhel/Pekudei - A Space to Be in Relationship, to Rest and to Contribute - ויקהל/פקודי
The first sacred space since Eden, the mikdash/tabernacle, is a place "to touch and be touched", to rest and to offer our unique gifts. Can our synagogues such locations? Rabbi David Ingber on the parsha. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Ki Tisa - Holding Space and Stepping In - כי תשא
The torah of waiting and the torah of owning. Rabbi David Ingber on Parshat Ki Tisa. http://romemu.org
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Tetzaveh – You Are The Boat – תצוה
Playfully exploring the place beyond all masks. Rabbi David Ingber on Parshat Tetzaveh. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Let Love Win - A Sermon
A sermon given on Yom Kippur 5772 (October 7, 2011) by Rabbi David Ingber. This sermon appears on our first CD "A Taste of Romemu". Learn more at http://romemu.org/
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Terumah: Flexibility within Radical Uncertainty תרומה
Explore why the sanctuary must be portable and flexible in order to survive in the wildernesses of life. Rabbi David Ingber on Parshat Terumah. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Three darknesses
Special guest lecture by Rabbi Jill Hammer. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Rededication Amidst Radical Uncertainty (Chanukah 2011)
Join us on the 3rd night with more teachings, Shimshai and Darshan performing! http://tinyurl.com/chanukahbash
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Vayeishev: Coming Out From Hiding וישב
Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Vayeishev: The Unwatched Spaces וישב
Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Vayishlach: The Vein of Forgetting וישלך הגידה נא שמך
Rabbi David Ingber. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Vayishlach: Being Ready to Face the Way It Is וישלך
A sermon by Rabbi David Ingber. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Vayeitzei: The Name We Acquire ויצא
Sermon by Rabbi David Ingber. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Toldot: Performance & Belonging (Thanksgiving Sermon) תולדות
A talk by Rabbi David Ingber on Parshat Toldot. November 25, 2011. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Entering the Dark Cloud: A Chanukah Teaching
Rabbi David Ingber explores Rebbe Nachman's good advice for engaging obstacles that we encounter in our daily and spiritual lives. Learn more http://romemu.org Many thanks to Rabbi Sheila Peltz Weinberg who inspired this teaching in her essay in "Jewish Mysticism and the Spiritual Life: Classical...
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Chayyei Sarah: The Eulogy Practice חיי שרה
A sermon given by Rabbi David Ingber November 18, 2011. Parshat Chayyei Sarah. Find out more at http://romemu.org
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Vayera: What are you doing?! וירא
Sermon by Rabbi David Ingber on November 11, 2011. Parshat Vayera וירא
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Ki Teitzei: Do not make yourself a world apart כי תצא
Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Eikev: And you will be satisfied עקב
Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Shabbat Nachamu: Reigniting Longing וָאֶתְחַנַּן
Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Eating Our Own Shell - Devarim/דברים
Rabbi David Ingber on Shabbat Hazon. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Korach: Balancing Idealism and Realism קרח
Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Possibility Trumps Inevitability
A sermon from Rabbi David Ingber on the eve of Rosh Hashanah 5771 (September 8, 2010). Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Prayerbook of the Heart
A sermon from Rabbi David Ingber on the eve of Rosh Hashanah 5771 (September 8, 2010). Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Baba Sali: We Are Children of the Most High
Rabbi David Ingber relates a story on the eve of Rosh Hashanah 5771 as heard from Rabbi Moshe Weinberger.
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Religion of Love: Rabbi David Ingber on Rumi Live at ABC Home and Carpet
Religion of Love: Rabbi David Ingber and Deepak Chopra on Rumi Live at ABC Home and Carpet
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Not Knowing
Purim Torah from Rabbi David Ingber March 18, 2011
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Tazria: What story are you going to tell? תזריע
A talk by Rabbi David Ingber given on April 2, 2011. Parshat Tazria/Shabbat Hachodesh. The renewing of the month of Nisan.
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VaYikra: Becoming Fundamentalists for Justice and Compassion ויקרא
Rabbi David Ingber March 11, 2011 on Parshat Vayikra. Learn more: http://romemu.org
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Vayakhel: Creative Speech and Integrated Diversity ויקהל
Learn more: http://romemu.org
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The Warsaw Rebbe on Cosmic Damage - Vayehi ויחי
Rabbi David Ingber teaching December 18, 2010 Parashat Vayehi 5771.
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