Tefila: Women's Gift, & Listener Feedback (Meaningful Tefila #10 - Ep. 157)
/R' Orlofsky reacts to the massive response to the Meaningful Tefila series, and reflects on women's unique connection to Tefila.
Read MoreR' Orlofsky reacts to the massive response to the Meaningful Tefila series, and reflects on women's unique connection to Tefila.
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Sponsored by Canada Rosens Thank you for your fresh and very practical perspective on Torah and Yiddishkeit. In particular, your re-framing of the Aguna "Crisis" into a choice between marriage v.s. pilegesh was excellent. It's a great example of how the world uses inflammatory positioning to get us to lose sight of the ikkur issue. Keep up the great work.
Sponsored by Annoymous. I'm finally sponsoring an episode! I decided that it's about time to show at least an itsy-bitsy physical amount of hakaras hatov to Rabbi Orlofsky and his show. I'm not exaggerating or being dramatic (though I've been known for such things) when I say that it has saved my life. It reminds me of the little and big joys in life and in Judaism, and I am so grateful. The Rabbi Orlofsky show makes me feel good and reminds me why I want to continue on my life's journey. I love your laugh and the sense of community it gives me.
Sponsored by Canada Rosens (again) Thank you for your fresh and very practical perspective on Torah and Yiddishkeit. In particular, your re-framing of the Aguna "Crisis" into a choice between marriage v.s. pilegesh was excellent. It's a great example of how the world uses inflammatory positioning to get us to lose sight of the ikkur issue. Keep up the great work.