What is Living Lchaim?
A network with podcasts & shows here to help you enjoy life more as an Orthodox Jew.💛
Shows about topics to help you get that "lchaim" feel:
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Israel’s Ambassador @yechielleiter to the U.S.’s son, Neria, was seriously injured today after being rammed by a Palestinian terrorist.
Just a few months ago, the Ambassador sat down with us and spoke about losing his eldest son, Moshe Yedidya, in the war.
Please daven for Neria Dov ben Chana. 🙏🇮🇱
“They Choose Death. We Choose Life”
“All desire is a desire for being.”
It was a privilege to return to the Kosher Money podcast to discuss the role of desire in shaping our relationship to money. 🤑
https://t.co/nWQI4TEBeI
Hard to watch this and not think about what really matters in life.
A father talking about losing two of his children on the same day, and somehow finding a way to keep going.
Really worth listening to.
2 years ago, Hersh Goldberg-Polin was murdered in Hamas captivity after 328 days as a hostage.
Listening to Rachel's words today carries a different weight.
The dishes in the sink, the dirty floors, the little things that frustrate us. They're all part of the ordinary life we're lucky to have.
Today, we remember Hersh, and we hold Rachel, Jon, and the entire Goldberg-Polin family in our hearts. May we never take the ordinary moments for granted.
May Hersh's memory forever be a blessing.
Why does the world love dead Jews? I joined @LivingLchaim’s Inspiration for the Nation to explore the roots of antisemitism and what Jewish history can teach us today.
YouTube: https://t.co/stCBVgpacO
Spotify: https://t.co/tgw7kseauX
Please take a moment to pray for Liora bat Karen.
She suffered a severe brain hemorrhage and can use all the tefillos.
Here’s an English and/or Hebrew version.
A little girl changed one lyric to a song right before she died.
“Let me stay up here in heaven,
Where I’M Safe and I’ll be pure” 😭
Almost as if her neshama knew. ❤️🩹
Today marks the anniversary of Rabbi Berel Wein’s passing.
I’ve been thinking about this interview a lot. None of us knew at the time that it would be the last interview he’d ever do.
Looking back now, I’m especially grateful we had the chance to sit down, talk, and preserve his voice, his stories, and a little piece of who he was.
He is deeply missed, but I’m thankful this conversation remains:
https://t.co/0SODqKhhnv
Charlotte was only here for 8.5 years but her impact will last forever.
This is the closing frame of the incredible moving Tisha B'av video from @LivingLchaim.
Full video: https://t.co/naYWnbxKbV
RIP Charlotte. 🙏💔