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The Journey Begins - Rabbi Yehoshua Gerzi
Rabbi Yehoshua Gerzi
15 episodes
5 days ago
Rabbi Gerzi explains how being present (in the moment) creates the sense of health one needs to foster a greater appreciation and happiness. Please join this series as we encounter and develop our inner self.
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Rabbi Gerzi explains how being present (in the moment) creates the sense of health one needs to foster a greater appreciation and happiness. Please join this series as we encounter and develop our inner self.
Show more...
Judaism
Religion & Spirituality
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The Journey Begins - Rabbi Gerzi - Class - #8
The Journey Begins - Rabbi Yehoshua Gerzi
1 hour 11 minutes 31 seconds
5 months ago
The Journey Begins - Rabbi Gerzi - Class - #8

Create the Feelings You Want — Before You BeginWhat if you could shape your emotional experience before you even act?In this video, we explore the power of intention and preparation. Hug your Torah. Practice davening. Ask yourself: What do I want to feel when I do this? Whether it's learning, praying, parenting, or just showing up in life—consciously engaging beforehand can change everything.We also talk about navigating intense emotions. When you’re in the middle of a tough experience, it can feel overwhelming. But learning how to step back—even briefly—can lessen the intensity and help you reject toxic patterns. It’s not about avoiding, but about practicing presence and using powerful tools like awareness, intention, and even healthy distraction.Plus, we touch on a crucial distinction: the vessel of our thoughts vs. the content of our thoughts. Understanding this difference can help you respond more wisely and compassionately—to yourself and the world around you.Enjoy, Bracha v'hatzlacha!Recorded Thursday, May 29th (2nd of Sivan), 2025

The Journey Begins - Rabbi Yehoshua Gerzi
Rabbi Gerzi explains how being present (in the moment) creates the sense of health one needs to foster a greater appreciation and happiness. Please join this series as we encounter and develop our inner self.