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Course Overview:
Paradigm Shift is an elevator ride to the heights of what is possible. Synchronize yourself with the mission for which you were placed on earth, and learn to recognize the inherent goodness and perfection in yourself, in others, and in every circumstance of your life.
Distilled into six succinct lessons, this empowering course offers a revolutionary outlook on life, culled from the wisdom of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory.
Jewish learning institute class of your choice
- Mondays 7:15PM at CHABAD HOUSE, 27 Aintree Ave, Savoy
Tuesdays 9:30AM also at CHABAD HOUSE
Wednesdays 7:15PM at CHABAD’S GOODNESS & KINDNESS CENTRE, 8 Stella St, Sandton
“Each lesson is self-standing, so you may attend just the classes appealing to you,” says course leader Rabbi Ari Kievman.
For more information call 011 440-6600 or email jli@chabad.org.za or go to their website at www.jli.org.za
Dorothy
May 14, 2014 at 11:27 pm
‘I’ve bee attending courses with Rabbi Kievman for several years now. It’s quite amazing to realize how much there is to learn from these lessons. This particular course has been outstanding so far and I would encourage you to join along for the remainder of the series. His teaching style is so unique combing lots of slate dotes and humor to illustrate each point. You must experience it yourself. ‘
David G
May 30, 2014 at 9:13 am
‘This is a most amazing course. I always wondered about the grand rabbi of lubavitch. Now I understand his perspective and greatness. If you ever wondered what was so great about \”the rebe\” then this course is well worth attending. ‘
Israeli
May 30, 2014 at 10:51 am
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Having been a \”member\” of Chabad for almost 20 years (I am no longer a member since 2008), I can say with almost certainty that they have omitted to teach their followers the main engine of Jewish learning. I refer to the Tanach.
Young and old followers of the teachings of Lubavitch learn much about mysticism and \”transformational shifts\”, but ask them about the heart and soul of our people found in the Tanach, one will find a sad lack of true Torah learning. What a pity! I believe that current and past learning programmes of Chabad have unwittingly prevented many Diaspora Jews from the true mission of Religious Zionism found in the Tanach.
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