Thursday, December 24, 2009

Why Are You Always Late?

Question of the Week:

 

I have a friend who is never on time for any social arrangement (and is often very late) but is otherwise a great guy. I am so frustrated by it that it is affecting our friendship.  Does our sensible religion have something to say on why it is wrong and disrespectful to others to be late?! I suspect that if Judaism promotes punctuality, he might lift his game!

 

Answer:

 

The Kabbalah teaches that people come under two personality types: chessed or gevurah.

 

A chessed type is someone who is very giving and outward, generous and expressive. They are easy going, spontaneous and free-flowing.

 

A gevurah type is more inward and disciplined, controlled and contained. They are focused, predictable and dependable.

 

Neither type is innately better than the other; there are advantages and disadvantages to both. A gevurah person can organize a party. A chessed person will be the life of it. A gevurah person writes shopping lists. A chessed person loses them.

 

When they work together, a chessed person and a gevurah person make a great team. Their opposite talents compliment each other and the one's strengths compensate for the other's weaknesses. But when it comes to time management, these two types clash. A gevurah type is always on time. A chessed type never is.

 

Your friend is probably quite a chessed type. He may find it very hard to restrict himself in order to be on time. It may go against his very nature. This is not an excuse, just an explanation. Asking a chessed person to be on time is like asking a gevurah person to chill out a little - it's not so simple. We can't just change our nature.

 

But we can always change our behaviour. If your friend would contemplate on the fact that someone else is being inconvenienced by his lateness, he may be able to overcome it. We all have our natures, some tend towards chessed, others towards gevurah. But we can all transcend our nature by becoming more mindful of the needs of others, rather than being stuck in our own instinctive patterns.

 

Indeed your friend seems to be a chessed person, and his challenge is to work on his gevurah - to discipline himself and get there on time. But you have a challenge too. You sound like a gevurah person. Have a bit more chessed and go easy on him!

 

Good Shabbos,

Rabbi Moss

 

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Wednesday, Dec 30 Developing your Character - Why it is necessary and how to go about it, with Renee Mill
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Thursday, December 17, 2009

Are You a Tennis Pro?

NOTE: Tonight Mincha 6pm, go home to light Chanukah Candles and Shabbos Candles after 6:30pm, Shabbos service and lighting in shul 7pm (all times for Sydney only)
 
Question of the Week:
 

My daughter has an amazing talent - she is a natural tennis star. The problem is this requires her to play on Shabbos, and recently she has become more observant and refuses to play. Must she give up her life dream for her religion? Is this fair? Why does G-d restrict someone from achieving their goals in life?

 

Answer:

 

There is no doubt that being an observant Jew limits certain career choices. But perhaps this is not a bad thing.

 

From a Jewish perspective, playing tennis is a wonderful hobby, a great way to keep fit, have fun and make friends. But it is not a life mission. The soul was not sent down to this world to perfect its second serve. Nobody's life mission is to have a great backhand.

 

The single-minded dedication and complete and total focus required to become a tennis pro means sacrificing other parts of life. How many teenagers lose their childhood years to intense training? How many families lose their mother/father to world tours and gruelling schedules?

 

This is not the Jewish ideal. We are here to work on our character, not our backswing. Our mission is to be good parents, good spouses, good community members and good citizens. If we are also good tennis players, that's wonderful. But that is not our identity.

 

If we want our children to share these ideals, then we must be very careful which role models we present them with. The average sports star is not necessarily the paragon of goodness and morality. If these are our children's models, then we are setting them up for disappointment. But if from a young age we expose our children to real heroes, giants of the spirit who lived lives dedicated to goodness, then they are more likely to dream of being like them one day.

 

Tennis is a fantastic sport. But no more than that. Life and its meaning are found elsewhere.

 

Good Shabbos and Happy Chanukah,

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Women's Shiurim: at 47 Bellevue Rd, in the dining room
Friday, Dec 25 "The Meeting" - Insights into Parshas Vayigash, with Dina Gourarie
Monday, Dec 28 Tzelofchod's daughters - Five women in their forties find their soulmates, with Nechama Dina Moss
Tuesday, Dec 29 Yaakovs Life- Insights into Parshas Vayechi, with Dina Gourarie
Wednesday, Dec 30 Developing your Character - Why it is necessary and how to go about it, with Renee Mill
Thursday, Dec 31 Women: Active or passive? A closer look at the festivals of Chanuka, Purim and Pesach, with Leonie Jacob
 
Bet You Didn't Know For Men & Women: at 47 Bellevue Rd, in the family room.  All lectures by Rabbi Aron Moss
Friday, Dec 25 Yizkor - Its history and meeting
Monday, Dec 28 Meat and Fish - Why can't we mix them?
Tuesday, Dec 29 Crypto Jews - Those who kept the faith under wraps
Wednesday, Dec 30 Tzedakah - The limits of Charity
Thursday, Dec 31 The Rabbi Who Became a Heretic
 
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Tuesday, Dec 29 "Missionary Impossible" - Understanding the threat of missionaries today, with Rabbi Eli Cohen
Thursday, Dec 31 Speaking of Angels - A five step plan to get a little more out of life, with David Shaw
Friday, Jan 1 The South African Takeover - Should Sydney become the next Jo'berg?
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Thursday, December 10, 2009

Do You Really Need a Change of Scenery?

NOTE: Tonight Mincha 6pm, go home to light Chanukah Candles and Shabbos Candles after 6:30pm, Shabbos service and lighting in shul 7pm
 
Question of the Week:
 
My life has come to a standstill. I'm bored at work, and my relationship is going nowhere. I think I need a change of scenery. Should I move away, or do you think a career change will be enough?
 
Answer:
 
There's only one problem with changing scenery. Wherever you go, you'll still be there. Even if everything around you changes - your address, your job, your partner, your car - as long as you are the same old you, you will be living the same old life.
 
The human soul has a deep need for growth. Stagnation is poison to the soul. What was good enough yesterday is insufficient for today, and the me of the past will not satisfy us in the future. We need to be constantly adding new insights, facing new challenges and charting new territory. To achieve this, we need not go anywhere. We need just to look inside ourselves and change our inner scenery.
 
You don't need a career move. You need a soul move. Embark on some new challenges in your spiritual life. Go and buy an inspiring and meaningful book and read a little every day. Feed your mind with new ideas. Challenge yourself to work on a character weakness, like being more patient with your kids or with your parents, or thinking before you speak. Take on a new mitzvah, like putting on Tefillin in the morning or saying a blessing before and after eating.
 
The changes need not be big and dramatic, but they must be consistent. We learn this lesson from the Chanukah candles.
 
On the first night of Chanukah we light one candle, on the second two, and we continue to add one new candle each night, until the eighth and final night when we light eight candles. This means that what was enough yesterday is not enough today. If on the fourth night of Chanukah I light four candles, I have fulfilled the mitzvah perfectly. But if I light the same four candles on the fifth night, I am lacking, I have fallen behind. Every new day requires another new candle.
 
If you aren't growing spiritually, if you haven't added more light, you are stagnating and falling. Not even a new iPhone can fill that void. But if you just add one candle, a single spiritual challenge and one solitary step further in your soul journey, then you have changed from within, and the whole world changes with you.
 
Good Shabbos and Happy Chanukah,
Rabbi Moss

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Menorah craft and Chanukah party

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For children ages 3-9, $5 per child
Sunday December 13, 3:00-4:30pm at Nefesh 54 Roscoe St Bondi Beach
Space is limited so please RSVP by 9 December by calling 9363 5543
Organised by Nefesh and Chabad for Israelis
For more info: Shterny 0421 484 770 or Nechama Dina 0425 309 268

FOR ADULTS:
 
Nefesh Chanukah Party  an evening of fun and celebration
*latkes and dessert table *The biggest dreidel game in the world*
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Friday Dec 25 - Thursday Dec 31  The Mitzvah of Kiddush Hashem - What can and cant you endanger your life for Torah observance? with Rabbi Michoel Gourarie
 
Women's Shiurim: at 47 Bellevue Rd, in the dining room
Friday, Dec 25 "The Meeting" - Insights into Parshas Vayigash, with Dina Gourarie
Monday, Dec 28 Tzelofchod's daughters - Five women in their forties find their soulmates, with Nechama Dina Moss
Tuesday, Dec 29 Yaakovs Life- Insights into Parshas Vayechi, with Dina Gourarie
Wednesday, Dec 30 Developing your Character - Why is it necessary and how to go about it, with Renee Mill
Thursday, Dec 31 Women Passive and Active - A closer look at Chanukah, Purim and Pesach, with Dr Lionee Jacobs
 
Bet You Didn't Know For Men & Women: at 47 Bellevue Rd, in the family room.  All lectures by Rabbi Aron Moss
Friday, Dec 25 Yizkor - Its history and meeting
Monday, Dec 28 Meat and Fish - Why can't we mix them?
Tuesday, Dec 29 Crypto Jews - Those who kept the faith under wraps
Wednesday, Dec 30 Tzedakah - The limits of Charity
Thursday, Dec 31 The Rabbi Who Became a Heretic
 
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Second Session: 11am - 12pm at the Shtiebell, 49 Bellevue Rd
Topical Lectures for men and women
Friday, Dec 25 Polygamy - Why one wife wasn't enough? with Rabbi Aron Moss
Monday, Dec 28 "My Name is..." - Exploring the origins and custom of Jewish names and surnames, with Rabbi Michoel Gourarie
Tuesday, Dec 29 "Missionary Impossible" - Understanding the threat of missionaries today, with Rabbi Eli Cohen
Thursday, Dec 31 Speaking of Angels - A five step plan to get a little more out of life, with David Shaw
Friday, Jan 1 The South African Takeover - Should Sydney become the next Jo'berg?
Rabbi Michoel Gourarie: Affirmative
Rabbi Aron Moss: Negative
 
 
Stay for a BBQ at 12.00pm on Jan 1st!
 
Children's Program - Limited places, booking is essential!
While you learn we will look after your children at 45 Bellevue Rd
 
Babies and Toddler 0 - 4 years old
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Children 5 - 7 years old ~ Structured arts and crafts program, davening, free play, games and lots of fun! Cost per child - $15 per day or $65 for the week prepaid
 
Children 8 - 12 years Old ~ Boys and girls program alternating between Shiur and arts and crafts program - Cost per child $18 per day or $75 per week prepaid
 


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Saturday
9am Class on Weekly Parsha
10am -12:30pm Morning Service with kids program followed by Kiddush 
6:30pm Class in laws of blessings on food
7:30pm Mincha followed by Sholosh Seudos and Maariv
 
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Thursday, December 3, 2009

When a Couple Drifts Apart....

SPECIAL EVENT - don't miss this evening of inspiration
 
THE HEROES OF MUMBAI - a first-hand account
 
with Aimee Ginsburg
 
THIS TUESDAY December 8, 8:15pm at Nefesh 54 Roscoe St Bondi Beach, $5 suggested donation at the door
 
Aimee is the India correspondent for Israel's leading daily newspaper, Yediot Achronot. She was a close personal friend to the Chabad rabbi of Mumbai, Rabbi Gavriel Holzberg and his wife Rivky, of blessed memory, both killed in last year's terror attack. Aimee was with Rivky's parents as the horror unfolded, and was the first to meet the Holzberg's son Moishe and his nanny Sandra as they miraculously escaped the siege. Aimee witnessed the power of the human soul to find strength even at times of extreme tragedy. Her story is unforgettably moving and inspiring.
 
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Question of the Week:
 
At Jewish weddings I've seen this dance where people stand facing each other in two lines, and then run towards each other and meet in the middle, then run backwards to their original places, only to do it all over again. Where does this dance come from?
 
Answer:
 
There is a common misconception about relationships. Many people think that if I meet the right person, things will all go smoothly from there. If a relationship is bumpy, if we need to put effort in to make it work, it must be the wrong relationship.
 
The wedding dance, with its forward and backward motions, is there to tell us that this view is false. In any loving relationship, a couple experiences moments of closeness and love, as well as moments of distance and tension. It is not possible for two human beings to share intimate space and not go through some rough patches. If a relationship is to be real, it probably won't be smooth.
 
But this tension is exactly what makes love so powerful. Every moment of tension in a loving relationship is an opportunity to get to know each other better. Why are you upset? What did I do to hurt you? Where did we misunderstand each other? What can we learn from this episode?
 
The only reason you retreat from each other is in order to come close again.  You take a step back so you can then rush forward. The divide that was created by your little falling out provides the fuel for you to come back together, closer and stronger than ever. 

As we dance around the newlyweds we give them a powerful message. In your lives together it will invariably happen that each of you will make mistakes. There will be times of misunderstanding and distance, when you feel you have drifted apart and the love is being strained. The secret: even in those times, never turn your back. Even when you are retreating, always face each other. If you do, the tension itself will propel you back towards each other. 
 
Never fear those moments of tension in your marriage. Rather see them as doorways that lead you to a deeper connection. In the dance of love, the good times bring you close, but the tough times bring you even closer.
 
Good Shabbos,
Rabbi Moss
 
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Chanukah Party
 
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AT NEFESH 
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FOR KIDS:
 
Menorah craft and Chanukah party

*Create and decorate your very own Menorah* Chanukah games and songs* Sufganyot/donuts and Chocolate coins*
For children ages 3-9, $5 per child
Sunday December 13, 3:00-4:30pm at Nefesh 54 Roscoe St Bondi Beach
Space is limited so please RSVP by 9 December by calling 9363 5543
Organised by Nefesh and Chabad for Israelis
For more info: Shterny 0421 484 770 or Nechama Dina 0425 309 268

FOR ADULTS:
 
Nefesh Chanukah Party  an evening of fun and celebration
*latkes and dessert table *The biggest dreidel game in the world*
Major prizes include: portable gas barbecue, new Samsung smartphone
Motzoei Shabbos, Saturday night December 12, 9:30pm at Nefesh
$25 per person, Book now by calling 9363 5543
 
 
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9am Class on Weekly Parsha
10am -12:30pm Morning Service with kids program followed by Kiddush 
6:30pm Class in laws of blessings on food
7:30pm Mincha followed by Sholosh Seudos and Maariv
 
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