Reb Shaya Guttman

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  • Reb Shaya Guttman, founder of Nekudah Institute Inc, mashpiah and lecturer in Tzfat, Israel, speaks on a variety of topics centering on the parshah of the week, from a unique experiential perswpective. In addition to his lectures, Reb Shaya is also recognized as an inspiring musician and composer, having produced 4 CDs of traditional Jewish music and his own. Further information is available at the organization website at nekudah.org.
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Episodes
  • Parshas Chayei Sarah 5785

    Parshas Chayei Sarah 5785
    Nov 6 2024

    How should we look at our development over different periods of our lives? And when we want to evaluate our lives, what is the most important commodity to focus on? What makes the most difference in the final analysis?

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    18 mins
  • Parshas Vayera 5785

    Parshas Vayera 5785
    Nov 6 2024

    How can we explain Hashem's decision to first command Avraham to sacrifice his son, and then stop him at the last minute? Why didn't He just command him not to practice human sacrifice, and leave it at that? Something deep is going on here!
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    23 mins
  • Parshas Lech Lecha 5785

    Parshas Lech Lecha 5785
    Nov 6 2024

    The first posuk of this parsha teaches an important lesson about getting back to our essence, and reaching out to Hashem for personal guidance to have the confidence to follow Him even if it means bucking the majority and making major changes.
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    22 mins

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