Rabbi Yose the Priest was known for his righteousness, piety and virtue, a true example to all those who knew him. In this mishna (Avot 2:12), Rabbi Yose offers his advice to help you achieve his great heights of rectitude — three directives that encapsulate the aspirations of a true person of faith and spirituality. … Continue reading “PIRKEI AVOT 30 – ADVICE FROM RABBI YOSE (VIDEO)”
Rabbi Yose the Priest was known for his righteousness, piety and virtue, a true example to all those who knew him. In this mishna (Avot 2:12), Rabbi Yose offers his advice to help you achieve his great heights of rectitude — three directives that encapsulate the aspirations of a true person of faith and spirituality. … Continue reading “PIRKEI AVOT 30 – ADVICE FROM RABBI YOSE (PODCAST)”
Rabbi Dunner continues with the ethical guidance offered by the students of Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakkai in Pirkei Avot. In this mishna (Avot 2:11), Rabbi Yehoshua warns of three character traits that will “remove a person from the world — an evil eye, an evil inclination, and hating other people.” Rabbi Dunner explains exactly what … Continue reading “PIRKEI AVOT 29 – AN EVIL EYE (VIDEO)”
Rabbi Dunner continues with the ethical guidance offered by the students of Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakkai in Pirkei Avot. In this mishna (Avot 2:11), Rabbi Yehoshua warns of three character traits that will “remove a person from the world — an evil eye, an evil inclination, and hating other people.” Rabbi Dunner explains exactly what … Continue reading “PIRKEI AVOT 29 – AN EVIL EYE (PODCAST)”
According to the students of Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakkai, how one should behave is easily divided into three easy-to-remember pieces of advice. The tenth mishna of the second chapter of Avot records the advice of Rabbi Eliezer ben Hyrkanus.
According to the students of Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakkai, how one should behave is easily divided into three easy-to-remember pieces of advice. The tenth mishna of the second chapter of Avot records the advice of Rabbi Eliezer ben Hyrkanus.
In this mishna from Pirkei Avot, Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakkai challenged his five main students to come up with “the most important thing” to think about in terms of how to conduct one’s life. The answers are stunning, and Rabbi Dunner explains them all.
In this mishna from Pirkei Avot, Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakkai challenged his five main students to come up with “the most important thing” to think about in terms of how to conduct one’s life. The answers are stunning, and Rabbi Dunner explains them all.
