Podcasts religion MyLife: Chassidus Applied Ep. 228: For the Sake of Sholom Bayis Should I Do Something That I Would Normally Refrain from Doing?

Ep. 228: For the Sake of Sholom Bayis Should I Do Something That I Would Normally Refrain from Doing?

Published: Sept. 3, 2018, 4:48 p.m.

Chassidus Applied to Re\u2019eh and Mevarchim Elul\nRambam study: End of 37th cycle (Elul 20) and beginning of 38th (Elul 21)\nChassidus Applied to the 25th of Elul and Rosh Hashana\nLessons from the last and 7th Week of the Shiva D\u2019Nechemta\nStanding in the month of Elul when we increase in prayer, what can we practically do to pray a bit better?\nShould I be concerned about speaking loshon hora when I am working through with my mentor the hurt I have experienced at the hands of another?\nFor the sake of sholom bayis should I do something my spouse prefers that I would normally refrain from doing?\nDoes the Torah expect the same from people regardless of their vital childhood experience?\nIs there any value in rigidly doing mitzvot by rote even if it does not refine me and help me personally grow?\nFollow-up: Religious OCD (episode 227)\nChassidus question: What does it mean that we need to stimulate G-d\u2019s desire to recreate existence on Rosh Hashana? If we did nothing would the world cease to be?