Using trust (vs. belief) as a tool to grow your transcendent faculty.

Analyzing the Torah’s narrative of Moses’ fear immediately following the episode of smiting the Egyptian who beat a Hebrew slave.

A panel discussion on the Gate of Trust with Getzy Fellig & Rabbi Shais Taub, held at the National Jewish Retreat.

Rabbi Taub answers several questions from students.

Finding perspective when it all seems so random.

This class expounds upon the true meaning of Bitachon – trust in G-d as a distinct quality from belief and faith in G-d.

Why Did Miriam Sing Her Own Song? Why Do Married Women Cover Their Hair? Why Don't Women Sing In Front of Men?

Does G-d Really Love Me? Why Should I Fear G-d? Is G-d Harsh and Wrathful?

4 Letters of Young Jews; Balancing Questions & Faith; Show Up to Life with All Your Emotions

Where Is G-d When It Hurts? Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?

The Spiritual DNA of the Universe

Confidence, Integrity, Divine Intimacy, Joy and Love

This class analyzes in great detail the special quality of “bitachon” (trust and faith in G-d) which is so fundamental in Judaism.

Discover the transformative power of trust, its relationship with prayer, and unravel the apparent contradiction between believing everything is for the good and trusting the future unfolds as desired.

In light of recent worrisome events in the world, Rabbi Bryski offers a classic Jewish formula for optimism in the face of adversity.

How Our Thoughts Effect Reality - Shemos Women's Class. This women's class was presented at Ohr Chaim, Monsey, NY. This class is based on an address by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, on Shabbos Parshas Shemos 5726/1966 (Likkutei Sichos vol. 36 Shemos).

This is a text-based class by Rabbi YY Jacobson, on a Sicha, a talk, presented by the Lubavitcher Rebbe in 1985, published in Likkutei Sichos vol. 38 on Parshas Korach.

Analyzing the true meaning of ‘Bitachon’, placing one’s trust in G-d, which goes beyond having faith in G-d. The analysis begins with a closer look at the biblical narratives wherein Moses and Jacob seem to display a lack of complete trust in the Al-mighty.

"Think good and it will be good" is not just a feel-good slogan. It means that by trusting in G-d, we actually elicit His help from on High. Find out what happened when Moses doubted if he was deserving of G-d's help. (Based on Likutei Sichos volume 36, Sicha 1.)

Addressing the Personal and Emotional Needs of Our Community and Answering the Most Pressing Questions of Our Lives -- from the Perspective of Chassidic Thought.