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Yam Iyun Sea of Depth
Rabbi Ian P. Bailey, LCPC
26 episodes
4 days ago
This podcast is for an advanced Jewish studies audience. In it, I analyze aggadah from Shas (Talmud) and interpret the metaphors therein, as well as explain why each aggadah piece is in a particular Masechta (tractate) in a particular order.
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This podcast is for an advanced Jewish studies audience. In it, I analyze aggadah from Shas (Talmud) and interpret the metaphors therein, as well as explain why each aggadah piece is in a particular Masechta (tractate) in a particular order.
Show more...
Judaism
Religion & Spirituality
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Kiddushin 29b 30a: Hydra and Hubris + Get Married Before Your Bones Explode
Yam Iyun Sea of Depth
21 minutes 56 seconds
2 years ago
Kiddushin 29b 30a: Hydra and Hubris + Get Married Before Your Bones Explode

In this episode, we explore the seven-headed demonic malady "Mazik" in Abaye's study hall from a psychological and educational perspective, and how Rav Acha remedied the situation.


We also discuss the benefits of marrying young in terms of working on oneself and working on ones marriage.



Indexing: 6, 7

(Demons, mazik, Study Hall, marriage, education, chanoch lnaar, parenting)


Yam Iyun Sea of Depth
This podcast is for an advanced Jewish studies audience. In it, I analyze aggadah from Shas (Talmud) and interpret the metaphors therein, as well as explain why each aggadah piece is in a particular Masechta (tractate) in a particular order.