Chassidus Isn’t an Inspirational Kumzitz

In the newest episode of ‘Making Chassidus Real,’ Rabbi Michoel Gourarie discusses why spiritual experiences, which may feel good, won’t necessarily bring us close to Hashem, and what will.

By Anash.org staff

Everyone wants to live a higher life based on the teachings of Chassidus. Yet, the lessons often seem so high and lofty, and it’s unclear what ordinary people in 2023 can take from it.

Rabbi Michoel Gourarie is known for his solid down-to-earth outlook and clear communication. A new series, released by BINA Sydney, will feature Rabbi Gourarie discussing how to connect to and apply those lofty ideas. He will also clear up some misconceptions about what it means to live with Chassidus.

“Many people have told me that they learn Chassidus but find many of the ideas there are out of reach,” Rabbi Gourarie shared. “In this series, we will attempt to offer a new outlook on how to make Chassidus real for ordinary chassidim like us.”

The series called ‘Making Chassidus Real’ will publish short videos and will be featured on Anash.org.

In the newest episode of ‘Making Chassidus Real,’ Rabbi Michoel Gourarie discusses why spiritual experiences, which may feel good, won’t necessarily bring us close to Hashem, and what will.

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