Our Father, Our King: Merging intimacy and awe in the High Holiday prayers
The High Holidays are often approached with fear, but a closer look reveals an inner core of divine intimacy along with human empowerment and illumination.
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Dr. Tali Loewenthal is Lecturer in Jewish Spirituality at University College London, director of the Chabad Research Unit, author of Communicating the Infinite: The Emergence of the Habad School and of Hasidism Beyond Modernity: Studies in Habad Thought and History (Littmann Library, 2020), and a frequent contributor to the Chabad.org weekly Torah reading section.
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Aaron
Champaign
September 16, 2020
Thank you very much. This has been very helpful for those of us that are worried about going to shul during the pandemic. Reply
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carlisle
September 28, 2016
Thank you for sharing and explaining in such great detail. I enjoyed this discussion. Reply
Nada M Karam
Sydney Australia
September 22, 2014
Thank you. i feel so enriched by the wisdom and clarity in which you taught me today. I love the fact that you claim "My Father My King!" that says it all for me.
thank you I feel well fed if i may use this word. my soul is lifted high rejoicing in my Father and my King. I love It!!!!!
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Thank you for these videos since it gives us a Synagogue at home.
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