We are now in the days leading up to Rosh Hashana.

We are in a period of judgement, of beseeching Hashem for a year filled with blessing and good.

What are the critical things we can do at this time to open the Heavens to our prayers?

Join us in a meaningful preparation for Rosh Hashana.

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Join Charlie Harary for a powerful series on Shavuos, where he explains how this holiday is more than just a commemoration – it’s a chance to receive the Torah anew each year. Discover how to tap into the spiritual energy of this time and prepare for a deeper, more meaningful connection to Torah. Learn how to prepare for this profound renewal and make the most of this year's Matan

Torah.Episode 19:
Charlie explains why the Torah omits a specific date for Shavuos – because each year, we are meant to re-experience the giving of the Torah as if it's happening anew. He urges us to reaccept our spiritual mission, recognize our unique identity as Hashem’s chosen nation, and approach Shavuos not as an anniversary, but as a fresh proposal from Hashem. This episode challenges us to live with unwavering faith, loyalty to Torah, and a deep desire to bring Hashem into every area of our lives.

Join Charlie Harary for a powerful series on Shavuos, where he explains how this holiday is more than just a commemoration – it’s a chance to receive the Torah anew each year. Discover how to tap into the spiritual energy of this time and prepare for a deeper, more meaningful connection to Torah. Learn how to prepare for this profound renewal and make the most of this year's Matan Torah.

Episode 18:
As the Jewish people endured 2,000 years of exile, they preserved their identity through Torah learning and unwavering commitment to their faith, despite intense external pressures. However, the rise of movements like the Haskalah and Reform in the 18th and 19th centuries introduced new ideological challenges, seeking to modernize Judaism at the cost of traditional observance, ultimately leading to widespread assimilation and spiritual vulnerability. Yet, even in the face of these challenges, Jewish leaders have continually called for a return to Torah as the blueprint for Jewish survival and connection to Hashem, reminding us of the critical importance of spiritual integrity.