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[music] Hi [music] friends and welcome to the 1840 podcast where each month we explore a different topic balancing modern sensibilities with traditional sensitivities to give you new approaches [music] to timeless Jewish ideas. I'm your host David Bashevkin and today we are exploring our annual exploration of form of tshoua that we are seeing before our eyes and that is tshoua which literally means return. We always talk about return to ourselves, return to that spiritual part, return to God. I think there is a different form of tshoua which is tshoua to community. You know I grew up and most communities that people lived in it felt like they had existed forever. Felt like the community that I grew up in was like there from the beginning of creation. And now what I hear over and over again was when people were growing up and moving into different Jewish communities, there was like a struggle with finding community, building community. And especially now post October 7th, I think there are so many Jews who are awakening. They're returning to their own self. They're returning to God. They're returning to Jewish life. But sometimes the last struggle which for many people could be so hard is like how do I return to Jewish community? What's the community that makes sense for me and today's conversation is with an absolutely remarkable couple students of my dear friend RLomocats. What I find so remarkable about this couple is aside from their own tshoua story which we absolutely explore. What I find so amazing is they are beginning a new community in Israel. A place where people can really find community as they
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- 0:00[music] Hi [music] friends and welcome to the 1840 podcast where each month we explore a…
- 6:25Deto an incredible couple from Israel building communities with a story of your own. Before we…
- 12:52shorts and playing baseball with us. And that's where I first learned to davin. That's where…
- 19:22aware of the fact that that opportunity was always going to be there. Whereas this unique…
- 25:40transitions was a product of the formal Jewish outreach movement. Meaning there is a movement and…
- 32:09doing. Learn and integrate for you. I want to hear Ben >> like I was very…
- 37:53don't get confused. So there is a clear line so people don't get confused and that…
- 44:21>> Yes. And I can be in conversation and friendship and dialogue with people who I…
- 50:42you really have an important perspective on that. What were there any barriers that you found…
- 57:12And I remember one of my rebies saying at a certain point, you know, there's just…
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