The Secret of Rosh Hashanah

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The Secret of Rosh Hashanah: Are you ready for an entirely different year?

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Head, Mind, Brain, High Holidays, Rosh Hashanah

Yisroel Glick is a father, and a student of Torah and of life. Fascinated by the sciences and medicine, he also enjoys documenting the beauty of nature with his cameras, but his true passion is making Jewish mysticism accessible, teaching it in a way that actually introduces change into listeners’ lives. For more, visit his website.

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Pete WA October 19, 2016

re: Elijah Rosa-Laurich Not the soul dissolves upon death but the brain dissolves upon death. It should read: "though the brain is essential in terms of bodily functions, it dissolves upon death like the rest of the body." The parantetical phrase "and for the soul to migrate in this world" is not part of what dissolves upon death.

The soul is eternal. Part of the world of emanation, not created.

Shalom. Reply

Gabriel Mihail Alexe Wilhelmshaven, Germany September 30, 2016

Excellent !

Kol Tuv
Dipl.-Ing. Gabriel Mihail Alexe
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Geo Neshanic Sta September 29, 2016

Thanks for the explanation and how relates to Judaism. I will share with my children.
Geo
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Elana Nazari Seattle September 29, 2016

Absolutely beautiful. Reply

Elijah Rosa-Laurich 89103 September 29, 2016

RE. Your 'Pete WA' teachinig-preaching the SOUL dissolves upon DEATH like the rest of the body Where in Torah do you get that given you herein in subject line from? Reply

Alicia Madrid September 29, 2016

Amazing brain Thanks for this speech. I have been currently reading about the motor cortex (cingulate motor area- CMA) is very related. The cerebellum is also activated while control movements, for balance and equilibrium. Rosh Hashanah is also related to balance and to control movements for the coming success year. Shaná Tová. Reply

Cendra Lynn Ann Arbor September 28, 2016

Actually the primary motor cortex does not control all voluntary movement.
The brain is not the first part to develop. It develops along with the whole nervous system. Reply

Pete WA September 28, 2016

The heart God's home is in the heart. It is this seat of love that controls every moral choice we ever make. And though the brain is essential in terms of bodily functions, and for the soul to migrate in this world, it dissolves upon death like the rest of the body.

The heart is the intelligence of the soul, and the house of God. Reply

Are you ready for an entirely different year?