Rabbi Dr. Abraham Twerski On Responding To Stress
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- Rabbi Dr. Abraham Twerski speaks about responding to stress. To find out more about his new book, visit: www.artscroll.c...
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For those that don’t know, Rabbi Twerski just passed away this week. One of the greatest minds of our time. May he Rest In Peace
o no. i'm sorry to hear that. i have loved his work, thank you for sharing
I'm sad. I wanted to meet him😔
May he Rest In Peace his teaching will live on and help people till the end
I hope he finds peace wherever he is fly high Doc.
That's sad! He's definitely was one of the greats. Thank you.
May his soul rest in peace and his words inspire others to follow his path of wisdom!
that's the smartest thing I've heard in a few years.
Our feelings and instincts are our guidance system.. The channel "Potential Techniques" did a video about the importance of seeing and remembering and paying attention to that, and how it helps to pay attention to how we feel or our gut instincts about people or situations or things we would like to do or feel we wish to avoid even when other people are saying different.. It's worth checking out
You will be missed Rabbi Twerski
After he cast off his shell, he became...ROCK LOBSTER!
That's way I love Jewish people they are smart ,educated ,etc god bless you
Thank you תודה רבה ❤
Rabbi, you are The Chosen. Thank you for your words, baruch Hashem
I like this analogy when viewed in a broader context. In order to grow, we must first cast off our current limitations. After which, we can construct a new model with a broader and more expansive potential.
you work in hr?
I’m using this for my assignment in school
@@naslamb94 haha 😄
Such a Genius God Bless
WOW that was the best explanation on stress.
Thank you LORD fer manifesting yer Love thru Rabbi Twerski. Amen
Exactly just look at when you workout your body goes through stress and breaks down and then ur muscles comes stronger. Just one word of advise guys no matter what just never give up. I know sometimes can be tough but just toughen it up even if it takes 1 year because know this will only make u stronger for days to come. Be a warrior female or male. And defend yourself in honor and light. And don't ever be a pushover
I don't ever tire of hearing Rabbi Doctor Twerski, of blessed memory, talk.
God reward you with the best!
I absolutely love this man of God!...
you words of advise dr twerski are priceless , i only wish i had listened to someone like you from an earlier age
My favorite Rabbi❤️ RIP🏆
RIP Dr. Twerski. You are in my daily motivational playlist.
It took a Rav Twerski to learn mussar from a lobster!
A great rav, who will continue to live on and speak to us through his books and lectures.
Beautiful words, Rabbi.
No pain, No gain
Beautiful truth that is very much needed in my life today. Thank you so much
No, Mila you are the beautiful truth that is very much needed in my life today
+Corey Hodges yeah that was exactly the sort of reply you should of written.
Fucking hell
Wow Rabbi Dr. Abraham is one smart person. Thank you for sharing this video.
I love this guy........full of wisdom
Yes. Thank you. Just reminding that there is a however we have to consider: too much stress or chronic stress leaves sequels. Sometimes it leaves one mayhem. So we need to be very careful.
"Health is a skill, not a pill", DrDNaturopath
I can hear echoes of true wisdom from Holy Bible. And this is encouraging and lifting.
Such wisdom. We have so much to learn from our elders !!
Dr. Rabbi Twerski, תנוח על משכבך בשלום
Thank y'all so much dearest 🌹
Y'all such an inspiration 🥰
Appreciate y'all from the bottom of my heart 💖
Be Blissful Eternally 🙏👼🌈
The moral of the story is stop boiling lobsters! They are already stressed the hell out.
great sense of humor
True that I say give them a break
Well the alive one cook better...xD
B"H Thank you for your wisdom and insight. I'm going through a very rough time in my life and your videos not only gives me hope but they put a smile on my face. Thank you, Rabbi.
This is the best !! I learn a lot with you Dr.Abraham Twerski. Keep the videos coming.
as the common saying goes " no pain, no gain"
thank you wizard.
This "wizard" has written dozens of books and is 1 of the smartest people in this world
I register I share I like . 100% wiseness
Twerski that is so nice and clear, I shall send it to a lot of friends that need waking up ... Thank You xxx
I work with people recovering from alcohol and drug addiction and share this video daily! It provides a good message on how people are going to be uncomfortable at times and how to use adversity in a positive way-- lobos this message!!
This rabbi went through the 12 step program to learn about it and other methods of behavioral change. May want to check out his books on the subject.
Bruce Lee: Be water my friend
Abraham Twerski: Be a lobster my friend
This old man is full of useful information, so happy for him he find his true calling
These videos of Rabbi Twerski and Ken Robinson's video on education were the reasons I loved CZcams when it first started. So insightful and nourishing. I've been coming back to these videos since they are first uploaded. Rest in peace Dr. Twerski and Sir Ken Robinson.
the parallel i draw is that human muscles grow under stress as well. and of course that we have many opportunities grow emotionally and in our value to ourselves and others if we focus on learning from our own times of stress and disruption. very inspiring. thanks for posting this Jinsider!
Truly thank you for sharing this wisdom. Sometimes it is the right analogy and the right timing. These words helped put the last nail in a coffin that I had been struggling with for years.
This man makes me go nuts. How can one person master so many aspects of life! Just wondering.
When God wanted to create a very intelligent and humble person,he creates dr twerski. God bless you .
I just shared this with my parents with great delight. Thank you for this.
Loooooooooove it great analogy ( lobster ) ... so true being uncomfortable and adversity are tools for immense growth . Especially when one makes it through to the other side it elevates our faith and hope and self esteem too !
Very well said.
This has actually changed my Outlook on things. Adversity breeds strength.
I love these videos and have learned alot. Adversity can be a postive stimulus and a negative one as well. It is how it is perceived by the individual.
Words of wisdom
Like you, I have seen allot of videos, but this hit home.
And R. Twerski said: Those who grow do so under large rocks.
R. Jose Said: Those who grow under rocks know not of growth for they live in fear
R. Gamaliel said: Even the strongest warrior needs a respite from battle during which he may heal
-inside joke on classical rabbinic literature.
Very interesting analogy for stress.
Rest in Peace.Shalom
Wise man , truly wisdom comes from your thoughts. May God of heaven and earth give you a long ,healthy, and all means of life. May his face shine upon you and your loved one my dear rabbi.
I am a Catholic who is grateful for this Rabbi’s wisdom. I wish I had met him.
WOW! This wise man blows my mind! And, I like the brevity and succinctness of his messsges. Thank you! G D bless you!
Sending u love n gratitude. 🙌
I saw an ad on TV, not that I watch it, but it was on in the lobby while I waited for my class to start, and it had an ad for a prescription drug for people who cry. It was supposed to help you stop crying. I couldn't believe it.
Nice reminder, peace.
Thanks Mr. Jones, I'm almost done anyway but like this definitely helps. 2 more days of school, 1 day of Yom Kippur, and then I've got the whole break to take a break, see u Tuesday
Thanks my Rabbi.shalom.peace 4 soul.
great thank you verry much Rabbi
Fantastic advice!
Thank you rabbi
God bless the Rabbi. ✡️🕎🕍
That's a good point well made.. it's easy to forget, Our feelings and instincts are our guidance system, not something to be sedated or suppressed but a guide for us in life.. The channel "Potential Techniques" did a video about the importance of seeing and remembering and paying attention to that, and how it helps to pay attention to how we feel or our gut instincts about people or situations or things we would like to do or feel we wish to avoid even when other people are saying different.. It's worth checking out
Thank you Rabbi!
he's so full of life!
I love this guy.
thank you needed this
Thank u Rav!
A wise fella forsure.
Thank you!
"Pain is weakness leaving the body"-Georges St. Pierre
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It's amazing what you can learn from trief animals. Next time he'll talk about snakes shedding their skin. Then again, he presupposes that the lobster is feeling confined and magically creates it's new shell. This is great advise. Give the man a yasha koach.
lovely , simple and true
very true in my case. I never get shit done unless I am mad or uncomfortable
Very helpful. Thank you😊
i love old jewish people just cuz they look like they have so much character
Looked up Twerk videos, ended up on a Rabbi talking about lobsters visiting doctors.
Door28 God works in mysterious ways :D
Love this guy
Brilliant.
You have positive and negative stress in life. Your intuition is your antenna.
Thanks Pulteney.
Perfect explanation.
This man was sent by God
"If we use adversity properly, we can grow through adversity."
wonderful talks, thanks!
Short & tew The Point!!!! ✅💯
That is sooo wise
I mean.. it doesn't correlate perfectly, but his point is that you have to feel some pain in order to know you are growing. However, that doesn't mean excessive amounts of pain are fine or normal. Stress should merely point you to making a fix.
The moral is: desire never ends.
bullshit
I would mostly agree, but it also stems from a wish to feel satisfaction to stop death anxiety. True liberation is the desire to be free of suffering.
Love this video. I plan on sharing in a presentation. Could you please clean up the captions so they are accurate making this video accessible to those who are deaf and hard of hearing?
Interesting Rabbi. 👍👍❤️
Love you ❤️❤️❤️
Those are healthy thoughts
very good advise..thank you...