Claim OwnershipThe Rabbi Stark Podcast
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Tired of the mundane? Ready to inject some spirituality into your life? Welcome to The Rabbi Stark Podcast. The Mashgiach—formerly of Aderes Hatorah (Senters) and currently of Mishkan Shmuel—is sure to inspire you with his weekly "schmoozim" on topical subjects which will both enlighten your mind and invigorate your soul. Uploaded weekly. For questions, comments, and concerns email rabbistarkpodcast@gmail.com. To access additional series and the archives visit https://bit.ly/RabbiStark.
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What does it mean to be an "anav" and why Moshe Rabbeinu's greatest compliment was that he was an "eved (servant of) Hashem".
A podcast exclusive Shovavim series to guide us through Ikvesa d'Mashicha—the same which guided the Yidden to be redeemed from Mitzrayim.
With the culmination of Sefer Bereshis, the Mashgiach explains how the greatness of Yaakov Avinu and his twelve sons was how they were all so different, yet came together to create one whole.
Everyone is very busy with the "heart" and how they "feel" about everything but the brain might just be what should really dictate our actions.
Diametrically opposed or is there a balance which can be unlocked?
If AI can do everything I can, but better, who am I and what is my purpose?
Was the Yevanim's destruction of the Menorah's oil simply collateral damage to their ransacking of the entire Beis HaMikdash generally or was this a targeted attack against the Menorah in particular?
The difference between the perspectives of Yosef and Yehudah and which one we should strive to emulate.
With Chanukah almost upon us, the Mashgiach explains how Yesod Ha'Afar is linked to Torah and the infinite wisdom contained within.
By definition, Bitachon is the reliance on Hashem, so how is it possible to be truly "grounded" while also have complete and total bitachon in Hashem?
The Mashgiach explains how all growth begins at the ground level and by harnessing the potential stored within it.
The significance of the ladder in Yaakov Avinu's dream and what it teaches us about "building" the Shivtei Kah.
Very nice that "yesod ha'afar" is not laziness but what is it and how does the differentiation practically affect my life?
Was Esav destined to fail or did he fail his destiny?
The Gemara chooses a most unlikely source to teach about overcoming laziness and becoming a go-getter. Rabbi Stark expounds.
The Mashgiach discusses Avraham's nisayon of Sarah's death, especially because we famously know his final nisayon was Akeidas Yitzchak.
It may sound farfetched, but fear and anxiety are really just symptoms of laziness. Rabbi Stark explains how and why.
Rabbi Stark explains what the tests Hashem challenged Avraham with teach us about Hashem (in addition to what they tell us about Avraham).
Theres a reason the saying is "if not NOW, when" and not "if not TODAY, when".
How Avraham began the process of returning the world to Hashem's original intention (before the sin of the Eitz HaDaas).
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thank you for the constant inspiration