Bein HaMetzarim - Mourning without losing hope and faith

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Mindfully Jewish

Janne Lissa, MD

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6 days ago

Welcome to “Mindfully Jewish”, a podcast hosted by mental health physician, researcher and writer Janne L. Punski-Hoogervorst. In each episode, she discusses Torah, halacha and general Jewish life in the context of mindfulness, mental health and daily life philosophy. Honest, open and to the point. Join the community of Jewish women, working towards becoming more mindful and mentally balanced. The spark is in each of us.

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Bein HaMetzarim - Mourning without losing hope and faith

Mindfully Jewish

4 minutes 38 seconds

4 years ago

Bein HaMetzarim - Mourning without losing hope and faith

Mindfully Jewish, episode #2. Mourning without losing hope and faith.
a podcast by Janne L. Punski-Hoogervorst, MD

Relating to the current Bein haMetzarim, the Three Weeks, during which we mourn the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash and our 2000 year long gallus, we discuss the importance of commemorating and mourning the tragic events that befell the Jewish people. The Sages teach us that those who mourn the destruction of Jerusalem will merit seeing it rebuilt with the coming of Messiah. In addition, the Talmud states that ''When Av arrives, we decrease in joy.'' What does this mean? And what would it mean if we didn't focus on our faith and spiritual elevation?