1204 A Tale of the Mystery of Saying Kaddish After Death

October 16, 2010 Tim Conroy

This Hasidic tale describes the importance of saying the prayer of the Kaddish for those who have died, to help them make the mystical passage through the unknown veils of other realities.

From the CD collection SEEING THROUGH THE EYES OF GOD (SoundsTrue)

1222 A Hasidic Tale of the Ruined Shabbat (mp3) (21:18)

October 16, 2010 Tim Conroy

How and why the great master, the Bal Shem Tov, experiences a miserable Shabbat for himself and his students because of a long forgotten error of judgment. So we discover how our deeds ripple throughout the universe, and what can save us.

From The CD Set (or digital download) of THE MYSTICAL KABBALAH (SoundsTrue)

2252 Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach as a Story Teller (Print)

October 15, 2010 Tim Conroy

Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach was one of the great Jewish teachers of this century. His music can be heard in synagogues and at Shabbat tables all over the world. These melodies are so much a part of Jewish tradition today, they have already become classics. He performed for hundreds of thousands of fans all over the world and was adored by Jews and non-Jews alike. Indeed, he was a phenomenon that changed the face of modern Judaism

2253 Rabbi Zalman Tells the story about the Heart of Evil (Print)

September 22, 2010 Tim Conroy

Rebbe Zalman Schachter-Shalomi calls himself "the Last of the Mohicans." With Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach gone, Zalman is the final bridge between the old country of tradition and modern post-holocaust Judaism that chooses to look to the future as much as to the past. Reb Zalman is sometimes referred to as the cybernetic rebbe. His computer skills are well advanced and his future planning often includes technology yet to be developed.