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BINA Living

Ancient Jewish wisdom applied in a modern world through Personal growth.

This month’s classes:

Thursday, September 5
Is Meditation a Jewish thing? - Thursday Mornings Personal Growth for Women
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Starts 9:20AM
Thursday, September 12
Changing Our Habits: Are You Ready For A NEW Year - Thursday Mornings Personal Growth for Women
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Starts 9:20AM
Monday, September 16
Men’s Club: How Important is Unity
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Starts 7:30PM
Thursday, September 19
Changing Our Habits: Are You Ready For A NEW Year - Thursday Mornings Personal Growth for Women
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Starts 9:20AM
Shabbos, September 21
Women’s Sukkos Morning Tea
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Starts 9:30AM
Monday, September 23
Bringing it home: Happy New You and Well Over the Past
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Starts 7:30PM
Thursday, September 26
Changing Our Habits: Are You Ready For A NEW Year - Thursday Mornings Personal Growth for Women
BINA Living
Starts 9:20AM
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R.E.L.A.T.E. Part 1 - Applied Respect

So the theory is good. You acknowledge the individuality of the other and are committed to preserving, valuing and cherishing it. But how do you apply “respect”. What does it look like in practice…

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R.E.L.A.T.E. Part 1 - PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT

Respect is not just an attitude – it is a practice, and one that needs training.

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IT'S GOOD TO BE CRAZY

‘Crazy’, ‘insane’ or ‘irrational’ are all words normally associated with something negative. If someone acts crazy we encourage them to be normal.

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R.E.L.A.T.E - Part 1 Continued  - Giving and Receiving

Here is another component of respect. There are two types of relationships. There is the hierarchical relationship, where one individual is superior to the other and/or an authority figure, like parent/child, employer/employee or teacher/student…

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The Wick

One of the many lessons of the Chanukah lights can be derived from a law that the flames must burn through a wick…

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R.E.L.A.T.E - Part 1 Continued  - THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE WHOLE

The holiest Jewish object is the Sefer Torah – the Torah scroll. In this scroll there are six hundred thousand letters. For a Torah to be kosher every letter must be carefully written…

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R.E.L.A.T.E - Part 1 Continued  - A GREAT EXAMPLE OF LOVE WOTHOUT RESPECT

The great Talmudic sage Rabbi Akiva had 24,000 disciples. Tragically (with the exception of five), they all passed away during the seven week period between the festivals of Pesach and Shavuot…

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R.E.L.A.T.E - Part 1 Continued  - Defining Respect

But what exactly does respect mean? In different relationships “respect” is expressed in different ways…

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R.E.L.A.T.E - Part 1 Continued  - SELFLESS OR SELFISH

The great Rabbi Mendel of Kotzk observed a disciple eating fish. “Why are you eating fish?” he asked. “I love fish,” the student replied. “If you really loved fish,”…

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R.E.L.A.T.E - Part 1 Introduction

There is a story about the people of Chelm (a small town which apparently had a community who were not blessed with great intelligence). Chelm had a bridge that was damaged and was becoming dangerous….

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Why Worry?

Question: I worry a lot. I am anxious about losing my job, I constantly think about the health of my family and am always scared about saying...

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Question:The Shabbat Project seems to be taking…

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