Does God Really Forgive? Rabbi Shais Taub on Yom Kippur & Forgiveness and More | w/ @lauramaxrose

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All [Music] right, we're recording. Okay. Well, I have a very special guest on the podcast today. Welcome back, Rabbi Sha Ta. If you don't follow him on Instagram, you probably will after this because he has over half a million followers now. just a rabbi spreading the word. Welcome back to the show, Rabbi Sha Staff. >> Thank you so much for uh bringing me back. I guess I'm I'm assuming that uh the last time I was on it went well or you felt it went well or or perhaps it was so abysmal we had to do a redo. So, one one way or the other. >> It went so well. It was by far it was by far one of my most listened to one of my most listened to episodes of all time. And there's definitely a reason for that. And if you haven't heard it, definitely go back and give it a listen. But today, we're going to get to talk about something coming up right around the corner. We're coming up on a very important time of year, us Jews. It's the high holy days. And if you're not Jewish or you're listening to this and you are Jewish and you haven't paid much attention to Rashan and Yamapour, I encourage you to continue because I think what we discussed today is really pertinent for anyone living on the planet um at this current point in time. So Rashashana and Yamapour on Rashashana, we celebrate the Jewish New Year. It's a time of joy and celebration. We dip the apple in the honey for a sweet new year. And then later, we come to Hashem. We come to

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1. 0:00All [Music] right, we're recording. Okay. Well, I have a very special guest on the podcast…
2. 5:37Made a list of persons we had harmed and became willing to make amends to them…
3. 11:45You're not you're not supposed to torture them. You're not supposed to I mean, that it…
4. 17:57get overwhelmed, over stimulated, right? They need to have some >> quiet time to calm down,…
5. 24:07also specifically if you want to, but let's keep you know your question was in a…
6. 30:20said it explains take away my difficulties that victory over them would >> prove to others…
7. 36:28plan, but more of just an intuition and this is where I am in my life…
8. 42:37out of place why that was mentioned. >> Mhm. >> And a few years ago actually…
9. 48:48headed toward. It's called Messiah. Messiah is the proper Hebrew word. The uh anglicization of it…
10. 55:28>> Um so on the micro, you know, what can each of us do? >> Yeah.…

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