Tamar Yonah from Israel National Radio asks Lazer how we can possibly get through these turbulent times on this morning's English talk show, earlier today. Hear the show here; Tamar's interview with Lazer begins at minute 34:00.
Ari Abramowitz and Simcha Gluck of Israel National Radio (Arutz 7) interviewed Lazer earlier today, in their program "Light Unto the Nations." Listen to the interview here, a discussion about current events in light of emuna, beginning at minute 25:00 until the end at minute 47:00.
In preparation for high-holiday davening, this week's 6-minute coffee-break audio lesson in English is based on Likutei Moharan I:233, where Rebbe Nachman of Breslev teaches us how to deal with disturbing and extraneous thoughts during prayer. In the few seconds that it takes the audio file to upload, make your yourself a cup of tea or coffee, then relax and enjoy!
Your kvittlach are with me on the way to Uman. Blessings for a sweet and healthy New Year 5767.
Today's 7-minute mini-Torah lesson of our "Coffee-Break Audio" series is based on Likutei Moharan II:48, where Rebbe Nachman of Breslev teaches us the necessity to be stubborn in our struggle for spirituality, and not to let anything discourage us. These mini-lessons are intentionally recorded on low audio quality so that you won't have to wait so long for the audio file to download. Enjoy and G-d bless.
Even if the whole world's jumping on your back, be stubborn! Don't let go! Exquisite photo of Oklahoma U. football courtesy of JeffLewis.com
It's been much too long since our last mini-lesson in Rebbe Nachman of Breslev's teachings. Today's 7-minute lesson is based on Likutei Moharan I:250, "Spiritual Awareness," and it's the key to keeping our cool during the current troubled times. Click here to listen. It may take a half a minute to load, but hold on - in another seven and a half minutes, you'll feel a lot happier, G-d willing. This mini-lesson comes from our special-force anti-depression unit, whose prime mission is to put a smile on your face.
Newest mitzva commitments:
Rael from South Africa - Shabbat and Kashrut
David, USA - blessing after visiting the bathroom
Y & S, Israel - commit to improving their shalom bayit (peace in the home)
LH, Israel - learn the blessings over food, daily Tehillim
EB, Israel - shmiras halashon
B & N, Israel - have cancelled their divorce and agree to start over by learning the nature of Jewish marriage and family purity
NG, Israel - agrees to stop criticizing his wife and to attend weekly Torah lessons
RB, Australia - agrees to learn the laws of practical Kashruth and to kosher his home
SS, Canada - agrees to cover her hair according to religious law
Martin, California - commits to praying in a minyan
Jonathan, Miami - will try his best to tell the truth
May Hashem bless you all, and me we here good tidings soon.
Attention Israeli LazerBeams readers: With Hashem's help, we've succeeded in obtaining additional tickets to Mitz'ad Ha'anava, Rabbi Amnon Yitzchak's wonderful "Parade of Humility" at Teddy Stadium on August 8, G-d willing. Contact me as soon as possible telling me how many tickets you need. Don't miss this unique opportunity!
"There's no Despair" and "The Only Address" are CDs #7 and #8 that round off the "Emuna Series". If you notice on the right hand tool bar, you can now purchase all 8 at a big discount, and get the added goodies of an attractive CD case and the famous LazerBeams "Good Morning" magnet at no extra cost.
For a very limited time (until 21 June, 2006), as a token of appreciation to our wonderful readers, if you order either of the 2 new CDs - "There's no Despair" or "The Only Address", you'll get the other one for free. I'm serious - both new CDs for the price of one, thanks to an anonymous benefactor that wants these two CDs available to everyone. If you add both to your cart, you'll get 2 copies of each, so you'll have a spare to give to someone you care for.
Two new Rav Shalom Arush - Lazer Brody CDs have been released today, "The Only Address" and "There's no Despair", which according to Tamar Yonah of Israel National Radio who sneak-previewed them, are cogent anti-depressents. See tomorrow's Beams for details, G-d willing.
Lazer (left) with Rav Shalom (right), with a painting of Rebbe Nachman's gravesite in Uman in the background.
You can hear a replay of Lazer's appearance yesterday on the Israel National Radio's Weekend Edition here.
Slow down! Don't bang that gavel - you could be sentencing yourself to a severe and merciless punishment...
I'm not being over-dramatic by saying that today's mini audio lesson could save your life. Make sure that your friends and loved ones hear it, and pass the permalink on to as many people as possible. For those who prefer not to use the internet, you can sign up for an email subscription to Lazer Beams on the lower right-side toolbar.
Today's lesson is based on Rebbe Nachman's Likutei Moharan, part I, Torah 113. Again, this 7-minute audio could save your life - listen and see why. (It may take a minute or so to load, depending on the speed of your internet connection, so please be patient - you won't regret it.)
You're my cherished friend - I want you around for a long time, G-d willing.
Today's 7-minute audio mini lesson is based on Likutei Moharan I:33, and talks about making peace with G-d, with your fellow human, and with yourself. Enjoy!
Did you like Matzo Man? I can be serious sometimes, too. Today's 7 1/2-minute audio lesson is based on Likutei Moharan I:1, where Rebbe Nachman teaches that we should seek Hashem's divine wisdom in everything around us, for the events of our lives are Hashem's way of conveying His messages to us.
Important Pesach cleaning notice: Sadness and depression are the two worst forms of spiritual chometz. Get them out of your house and out of your system fast! If you're feeling low, G-d forbid, go have another look at matzo man.
A delightful story by Rabbi Lazer Brody and beautifully written and illustrated by Rebecca Shapiro, the Worry Worm teaches children the concept of emuna. This book is now offered at a subsidized price to enable more and more children to learn that there's a Master to this Universe.
This is the internationally best-selling life-coaching manual by Rabbi Shalom Arush and translated by Rabbi Lazer Brody that's taking the world by storm. You owe yourself the gratification that this book will give you. (Softcover, 251 pages)
280 pages. "This book turns you into the best person you can be." (Tamar Yonah, Israel National Radio - Arutz 7)
Here's the delightful family book of the weekly Torah portions, enhanced with Rav Lazer Brody's original parables. A must for every Shabbat table! Kalcom Publishing, 254 pages.
This is Rav Shalom Arush's amazing interpretation of Rebbe Nachman's "Tale of the Lost Princess," revealing Rebbe Nachman's allusions to the proper service of Hashem. This book is a high-level sequel to The Garden of Emuna, for those who seriously seek more spirituality in their lives. Translated by Rav Lazer Brody, 124 pages, softcover, a Chut Shel Chessed publication.
