@@Patty_Brard Sometimes people suffer from not having realized what they consider their expected life goals, but there is also the situation that someone feels lost because of lack of purpose. That is not dependant on life style, wealth or status. Its just that you feel you arent doing what you were supposed to do with your life.
@@MrPainfulTruth "Its just that you feel that you arent doing what you are supposed to do with your life" is a belief. There is no such thing as something which you are supposed to do, it is just in your head. And thanks to those thoughts you get that feeling which you were talking about as a result. Dont get me wrong I've felt what you are describing many times but Im just trying to point out here that when you go to the root of a problem it always comes down to a certain belief-system.
well, i can understand gomri ria ... who cares what religion abraham is or what religion danish hussain is? a wise word is a wise word - and we are all human. and we start to be different when we start to point out whats different between us all. believe what u want, its up to you, but why do u have to point it out??? and who cares if a wise word is given from a jew, a christ or a muslima or a buddhist? who rly cares??? all that is important is the wisdom itself - and thx to abraham for sharing. he truly is a wise man. :)
holistic chaos then you are ignorant you silly hippy!! we stem from different genetic bloodlines and some people are as different as water is from fire!! pull your head out of your ass and do your own research.....human male lol!
He's referring to endogenous and exogenous depression. But here's a something to think about: are you depressed because you are chemically imbalanced or do you become chemically imbalanced because of stress and persistent negative thought patterns? Which came first, the chicken or the egg? It's similar to job stress which can alter your chemistry and cause high blood pressure.
Great questions and I personally think that we underestimate how our mental state affects us.... our beliefs, experiences etc have a huge affect on us.... either way this is a great question
noname I agree with this idea depression hit me from tooany knocks in my youth,I remember before the depression there was a spring in my step an energy in my life.It has lifted only twice in my whole life since for about an hour and this was based on external things.
There can be a predisposition that makes one more likely to have depression triggered by stressors. That’s another reason for which attention must be given to external factors. I guess that genuine endogenous depression is relatively rare.
Why does everybody keep bringing up that he's Jewish. Who cares he's a human who gives good words of wisdom. Hell ill listen to a duck if it was speaking facts
I'd bet that you wouldn't, unless the duck was wearing identifiable religious garb, and had the title 'Rabbi' next to his name in the CZcams video title, to separate it from all of the other duck videos.
I don't care about his religion either. But he's not speaking facts. Even a "biological depression" (as in dysfunction of the nervous system) can and should be treated via psychotherapy.
Why are we bringing up that he is Jewish? Because it simply is. And I feel cool highlighting him and his culture. Complaining about that makes you just a fucking hater who needs to bring up racism whenever he can to feel that sense of authority over everyone. Man, get your shit together and get the fuck out of there complaining if you have personal issues. Thank you for understanding.
@@bim8882 He does not say anything else. He just said that you should first look for the origin of the depression and than treat it in the right way. He brings two points: You should not treat a dpressed person simply with medicals and you should not treat a biological depression with only psychotherapy. But my english is not the best, so i could have missed something.
I am so relieved to hear Rabbi Dr. Abraham Twerski state that "you can have depression and not be depressed." This is so true & is a common misconception of depression. This is why depression is a disorder.
@@davidazinger5639 You are embodying ignorance. Religion is not in the equation here. Leave it out of it, Abraham Twerski does not mention it either. You claim two definitions are mutually inclusive, but they are not. A depression can encompass many things, it is why there are many subdivisions of depression. One day it can feel like complete dread and paranoia, the other day it is feeling nothing at all and everything in between. It is hopelessness, it is believing in your dread that you see the true world, it is hurt, it is perpetual numbness, it is the feeling of not being able to do things because they take too much effort to do anyway thinking "what's the point". When you've educated yourself, in depth, on the disorder instead of read what two definitions mean and pulling religion into the equation, come back.
If you translate "being depressed" as "being sad" like he does, yea for sure but that's not the definition of "being depressed". Being sad is a normal and healthy behavior, being depressed is pathological, much more than just being sad, way more complicated.
all atheists are automatically wiser than any religous goofball because they are actually rooted in reality and therefore can see things for what they are and not what they want things to be. It is impossible to be wise whilst operating on a false premise.
Oh god, hearing this made me emotional because it felt like the first person to understand what I've been dealing with for 20 years beyond family, friends, doctors and therapists.
I'm not a practicing Jew but throughout my life having worked alongside them I have very much learned to respect them for they have always been intelligent and hard working people.
Sometimes depression occurs because of lack of control over one's life events. A cheating partner, a job loss, a criminal and threatening neighbor that you have to live with..... they can all contribute to depression because the event is out of our control.
One thing i enjoy about my Jewish family is the fact that Judiasm makes you question and think in a healthy way witch has helped me overcome periods of bad depression in my life. Im very greatful that i belong to a culture that has a rich philosophy of wisdom in history. HOPE EVERYONE IN THE WORLD CAN FIND PEACE AND HAPPINESS! -Peace & Love!
I grew up in a disfunctional family. Later in life I did a suicide attempt that opened my eyes. I had to change my social life by totally quitting the intoxicated family... it worked out well that way. On the other hand, my son suffers from a bipolar disorder. He needs to take medicine his whole life long. My Jewish friend helps me to stay connected with people, nature, music, G-d.
Awesome explanation. My cousin lost everything in 2008 after the housing crash. He went into severe depression. From this video I take it that the cause was more likely psychological as opposed to chemical. Took him 7 years to come back mentally. He never recovered financially. They probably incorrectly treated him with Prozac. Like Mr. Twerski said, tuning a TV when the TV is not plugged in.
My doctor said I didn't have depression... she said I am just pissed off and bummed out about how I've been treated by my family. This video helped me understand that a bit better.
Depression is a way of your subconscious or as I like to say instinct telling you that you have unfinished business with your past actions and/or current thoughts beliefs and actions. Short, you are not in tune with your feelings and thoughts. Subconsciousness has many ways of trying to "turn you on" or motivate you to change things. All living seeks balance except human consciousness in the past and in now. But we can change, we can learn to concentrate, learn to communicate and live in peace with our subconsciousness via our thoughts and actions. Feeling is in us all, how we perceive it up to us.
Depression is curable. In my opinion, if someone is depressed he or she should take the first step to acknowledge the issue and seek help from within. It could be work out, meditation, a small vacation. Could be anything. It's subjective. Multiple motivational speaker videos available online can help to some extent. After step one one will automatically know what to do next whether professional help is required or another small step further can help. Dr. Abraham - simply great wise person. awesome explanation.
“Depression” is your soul being “De-pressed” and you don’t feel good when your soul is De-pressed. But when you are being light and fun , which is what your soul is truly and who you are, you feel Damn good and alive again!! And sometimes we meet people who bring out that free spirited soul that’s in us
"The opposite of your flaws is your greatest potential. " In a strange sense I would call it a gift, and not a punishment. The joy and optimism a person suffering from chemical depression can experience when healthy will always far surpass others who do not have the same challenge.
Be anxious for nothing says the Holy Bible....take it to Christ Lord Jesus for the Living God of Israel neither slumber nor sleeps....but watches over his children
I became numb to the word depression growing up because it was almost as though the word lost it's meaning at some point with how much it was and still is being tossed around by people who either just want attention or actually become addicted to this idea that they are apart of a group of mentally ill people. I'd hear people talking openly about their depression and couldn't help, but think they were just attention seeking. Worse part is I felt, and still feel, like i was right about most of those people. As I got older I became desensitized to my emotions. I refused to believe I had depression because surely real depression is more painful than what I was going through. After awhile I stopped feeling much at all aside from the occasional melancholy. That melancholic feeling never goes away, but things do get better. It's got it's peaks and valleys. Always sucks to be in the valley, but if you dont put in the effort to climb uphill you'll never get out of it.
Humans allways try to answer their questions so they can understand or have an idea of their surroudings. I have everything that normally we say "you could wish". Thankfully I dont struggle with money, i have a home, i have friends, parents, education, all those aspects take part in happiness, that make you 'not depressed'. I was diagonsed with depression at 16 (without anyone close knowing) and had suicide thoughts at the time (I'm 22 now). Allways tried to find an explanation to this but not even one occured to me. Today I can say im more stabilised and stoped looking for an justification, but my nature, is to be sad. I finally understood that we dont have to know everything and seek for a solution , we are not perfect. What i know is this: I will not die as a happy man.
Chag chanukah sameach, Rabbi. I am so blessed by your wisdom. Thank you for this video. A good friend and I have been talking and have decided the best way to put depression into the category to which it belongs is to decide is the depression "situational" vs. "chemical/nutrient" or bio as you say. It is one thing to experience a situational depression in which one is "bummed out" for a period of time over a certain situation vs daily struggling with the inability of the brain to have too much vs too little uptake in the particular chemical or nutrient in their brain that causes long lasting clinical depression in which the only help will be anti-depressant medications. So think along those lines... situational v. biological.
@@Lili-Benovent I do believe that it is you who does not know what you are talking about. And honestly, my comment was for the rabbi, you're welcome to troll someone elses post though. Chag chanukah sameach.
@@mrswilliamstoyou3325 Thank you for your permission to troll other people, if the Rabbi was a psychologist he would already know what you are trying to teach him but perhaps you're right and he does need some training. Blessed be.
I am not as knowledgeable as a rabbi, but this I know, that by being kind to other people regardless of who they are, we can overcome our own sorrow. Love is the only way.
I know a psycho analyst who will start to work on a depression via analysis. If nothing shows up from inside the patient he turns to medication. So he makes sure he doesn't fight only symptoms.
Depression is so overused these days. A lot of people have a lack of sense in their life or experience something bad and have depressive periods in their lifes, but do not have clinical depression. The problem is that those people fall in love with their depressive state of mind and like themselves as the depressed person who hates the world and life. But they don't see that they ruin their own life with looking on their "depression" as a friend. They want to be like this, even though they say, they don't and they hate it. I know this too, because I fell into this for a few years and saw no way of getting out. But if you don't have a clinical depression, which can be diagnosed, there are ways out and everyone has to find their own way out. But it is absolutely not good to like this state, this comfortable depression.. the comfort is a lie. Get out of it, if a possibility opens up.
The cure for depression is to help others, by making those in need joyful such as the sick and the poor, we can overcome depression. I have firsthand witnessed a joyful feeling by seeing another experience joy.
In a sense he’s right; depression can be caused by trauma or it can be chronic. Treating depression is very difficult due to how complex and diverse we are as humans. It’s not just a matter of popping pills or letting some tears out… it’s much more than that. It sucks…
RIP Doctor Twerski. You were a blessing.
A lot of depression is caused by unrealized dreams and hopes or lack of living your life purpose. Sometimes it spiritual and sometimes it’s biological
Actually its caused by personal limiting beliefs (e.g. "my life is not what it is supposed to be", "I am worthless" etc. etc.)
Patty Brard
and shame...
@@andir8119 shame is a response to limiting beliefs - no beliefs no shame
@@Patty_Brard Sometimes people suffer from not having realized what they consider their expected life goals, but there is also the situation that someone feels lost because of lack of purpose. That is not dependant on life style, wealth or status. Its just that you feel you arent doing what you were supposed to do with your life.
@@MrPainfulTruth "Its just that you feel that you arent doing what you are supposed to do with your life" is a belief. There is no such thing as something which you are supposed to do, it is just in your head. And thanks to those thoughts you get that feeling which you were talking about as a result.
Dont get me wrong I've felt what you are describing many times but Im just trying to point out here that when you go to the root of a problem it always comes down to a certain belief-system.
Indeed a wise man - tremendous loss, may he rest in peace.
He is wise cause he is humble.
Damn nice
He is humble cause he is wise, my friend.
@FAT cat no it's not, mate👍
The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
@@Bastardschwert Uhmmm No..
am a muslim, a psychiatrist and a huge huge fan of this jewish gentleman.
Why are you saying you are muslim ? who care? who give a fuck what u are?
Gomri Ria
who give a fuck what you are saying?
Gomri Ria seems like you do
Nymphy, shall i send you the "How to tie a Noose" tutorial?
well, i can understand gomri ria ... who cares what religion abraham is or what religion danish hussain is? a wise word is a wise word - and we are all human. and we start to be different when we start to point out whats different between us all. believe what u want, its up to you, but why do u have to point it out??? and who cares if a wise word is given from a jew, a christ or a muslima or a buddhist? who rly cares??? all that is important is the wisdom itself - and thx to abraham for sharing. he truly is a wise man. :)
old wise jews are the coolest
BarnBeastPetite
True
BarnBeastPetite old wise jew?
I see only an old wise human male!
holistic chaos Well said thank you
holistic chaos then you are ignorant you silly hippy!! we stem from different genetic bloodlines and some people are as different as water is from fire!! pull your head out of your ass and do your own research.....human male lol!
Dr Abraham is very very knowledgeable, I can only imagine the ways he helps his community
He's referring to endogenous and exogenous depression. But here's a something to think about: are you depressed because you are chemically imbalanced or do you become chemically imbalanced because of stress and persistent negative thought patterns? Which came first, the chicken or the egg? It's similar to job stress which can alter your chemistry and cause high blood pressure.
yeah this video is somewhat outdated
Great questions and I personally think that we underestimate how our mental state affects us.... our beliefs, experiences etc have a huge affect on us.... either way this is a great question
noname I agree with this idea depression hit me from tooany knocks in my youth,I remember before the depression there was a spring in my step an energy in my life.It has lifted only twice in my whole life since for about an hour and this was based on external things.
That offers NO real advise , aren’t you so clever .
There can be a predisposition that makes one more likely to have depression triggered by stressors. That’s another reason for which attention must be given to external factors. I guess that genuine endogenous depression is relatively rare.
Why does everybody keep bringing up that he's Jewish. Who cares he's a human who gives good words of wisdom. Hell ill listen to a duck if it was speaking facts
I'd bet that you wouldn't, unless the duck was wearing identifiable religious garb, and had the title 'Rabbi' next to his name in the CZcams video title, to separate it from all of the other duck videos.
I don't care about his religion either. But he's not speaking facts. Even a "biological depression" (as in dysfunction of the nervous system) can and should be treated via psychotherapy.
Why are we bringing up that he is Jewish? Because it simply is. And I feel cool highlighting him and his culture.
Complaining about that makes you just a fucking hater who needs to bring up racism whenever he can to feel that sense of authority over everyone.
Man, get your shit together and get the fuck out of there complaining if you have personal issues.
Thank you for understanding.
*Cartman leaves the chat*
@@bim8882 He does not say anything else. He just said that you should first look for the origin of the depression and than treat it in the right way. He brings two points: You should not treat a dpressed person simply with medicals and you should not treat a biological depression with only psychotherapy. But my english is not the best, so i could have missed something.
I am so relieved to hear Rabbi Dr. Abraham Twerski state that "you can have depression and not be depressed." This is so true & is a common misconception of depression. This is why depression is a disorder.
It's complete stupidity. If you are not depressed THEN YOU DO NOT have depression. It's that simple. He's Rabbi Duncecap !!
@@davidazinger5639 I see you know nothing about depression
@@TheKhashan The "wannabee Rabbi" is a con-artist. Jesus said call no man Rabbi.
@@davidazinger5639 You are embodying ignorance.
Religion is not in the equation here.
Leave it out of it, Abraham Twerski does not mention it either.
You claim two definitions are mutually inclusive, but they are not.
A depression can encompass many things, it is why there are many subdivisions of depression.
One day it can feel like complete dread and paranoia, the other day it is feeling nothing at all and everything in between.
It is hopelessness, it is believing in your dread that you see the true world, it is hurt, it is perpetual numbness, it is the feeling of not being able to do things because they take too much effort to do anyway thinking "what's the point".
When you've educated yourself, in depth, on the disorder instead of read what two definitions mean and pulling religion into the equation, come back.
If you translate "being depressed" as "being sad" like he does, yea for sure but that's not the definition of "being depressed". Being sad is a normal and healthy behavior, being depressed is pathological, much more than just being sad, way more complicated.
An Atheist, but wisdom can come from anyone with proper life experience and this man has great advice.
@Yahawah is God wrong. The fear of death is the beginning of wisdom.
@Yahawah is God assuming you know my beliefs is pretty stupid tbh.
@Yahawah is God plus I never said I was afraid of death. 🤣😂😂😂
The fear of jumping off a cliff is wisdom.
all atheists are automatically wiser than any religous goofball because they are actually rooted in reality and therefore can see things for what they are and not what they want things to be. It is impossible to be wise whilst operating on a false premise.
Oh god, hearing this made me emotional because it felt like the first person to understand what I've been dealing with for 20 years beyond family, friends, doctors and therapists.
Can you be any less stupid?
I'm not a practicing Jew but throughout my life having worked alongside them I have very much learned to respect them for
they have always been intelligent and hard working people.
Not Jewish, but I appreciate the Rabbi's obvious wisdom. Thank you for sharing it us. 😊
RIP Rabbi
May his memory be a blessing. It is a blessing.
Wise person, wise words. God bless you.
Hey are u there?
I need help with lyric plz😥😥
I'm not Jewish, but I like this guy.
Sometimes depression occurs because of lack of control over one's life events. A cheating partner, a job loss, a criminal and threatening neighbor that you have to live with..... they can all contribute to depression because the event is out of our control.
One thing i enjoy about my Jewish family is the fact that Judiasm makes you question and think in a healthy way witch has helped me overcome periods of bad depression in my life. Im very greatful that i belong to a culture that has a rich philosophy of wisdom in history. HOPE EVERYONE IN THE WORLD CAN FIND PEACE AND HAPPINESS! -Peace & Love!
What a lovely man with words of wisdom that seem so simple when you hear them...❤️
Started this video fully expecting he wasn't going to have a clue... But well done sir, wish everyone had such wisdom
Love Dr. Twerski’s book - “When Do The Good Things Start?”
Very well said. One of the simplest and most accurate descriptions of the meanings of the word "depression" that I have ever heard.
I grew up in a disfunctional family. Later in life I did a suicide attempt that opened my eyes. I had to change my social life by totally quitting the intoxicated family... it worked out well that way. On the other hand, my son suffers from a bipolar disorder. He needs to take medicine his whole life long. My Jewish friend helps me to stay connected with people, nature, music, G-d.
I love this beautiful human being. God bless you
Such a beautiful man with so much wisdom 😭
Never forget, one can be driven to despair deliberately, its not always bad luck or poor cognitive faculties.
What a wise man!
Awesome explanation.
My cousin lost everything in 2008 after the housing crash. He went into severe depression. From this video I take it that the cause was more likely psychological as opposed to chemical. Took him 7 years to come back mentally. He never recovered financially.
They probably incorrectly treated him with Prozac. Like Mr. Twerski said, tuning a TV when the TV is not plugged in.
Nice to see again my dear wise rabbi. You are a jewel in the Jewish community. A especial Dimond.
This is a very good insight. Rav Twerski is such a good man, and a great Rav.
I love this Rabbi
Your message is factual and eye opening
I am a League of Legends player but I respect this Jewish man wisdom.
Love this Rabbi! His books are incredible too!
My doctor said I didn't have depression... she said I am just pissed off and bummed out about how I've been treated by my family. This video helped me understand that a bit better.
Again, many thanks Rabbi. You speak through the eyes of common sense. Rare, these days. Shalom.
Spot on about the TV needs to be plugged in. I will miss you. I am grateful your the legacy you left us is your wisdom contained in videos
Depression is a way of your subconscious or as I like to say instinct telling you that you have unfinished business with your past actions and/or current thoughts beliefs and actions. Short, you are not in tune with your feelings and thoughts. Subconsciousness has many ways of trying to "turn you on" or motivate you to change things. All living seeks balance except human consciousness in the past and in now. But we can change, we can learn to concentrate, learn to communicate and live in peace with our subconsciousness via our thoughts and actions. Feeling is in us all, how we perceive it up to us.
I think depression has more to do with people not seeing that their problems can be solved.... like a helplessness feeling in way.....
I love this man!!
Depression is curable. In my opinion, if someone is depressed he or she should take the first step to acknowledge the issue and seek help from within. It could be work out, meditation, a small vacation. Could be anything. It's subjective. Multiple motivational speaker videos available online can help to some extent. After step one one will automatically know what to do next whether professional help is required or another small step further can help.
Dr. Abraham - simply great wise person. awesome explanation.
Compassionate, spot on. Todah Rabbah.
Respect to his words
Inability to feel. Rabbi just broke me....
Such wonderful, inspirational words from this man. Greatly appreciated.
I never saw him before. But I'm glad someone sent him to me. As a psychotherapist I can relate to his simple way of explaining things.
“Depression” is your soul being
“De-pressed” and you don’t feel good when your soul is De-pressed. But when you are being light and fun , which is what your soul is truly and who you are, you feel Damn good and alive again!! And sometimes we meet people who bring out that free spirited soul that’s in us
thank you!! finally someone has articulated this well enough for it to be understood on simple terms.
The late Rabbi Twerski was both a rabbi and psychiatrist. May his memory be a blessing.
Dear rabbi, I think you inherited wisdom from both sides of your families.god bless you.
Always check on your strong friends
"The opposite of your flaws is your greatest potential. "
In a strange sense I would call it a gift, and not a punishment.
The joy and optimism a person suffering from chemical depression can experience when healthy will always far surpass others who do not have the same challenge.
mitukats wow awesome words.
THIS MAN WAS A GENIOUS!!!!!!!
was?
I suffer from this,,but my faith gets me through ✝
Be anxious for nothing says the Holy Bible....take it to Christ Lord Jesus for the Living God of Israel neither slumber nor sleeps....but watches over his children
Kvod haRav, I should listen to you instead of my therapist. This is pure gold.
I love Jewish people, they are geniuses.
More ppl need to be like him
As a disillusioned Christian at the moment I found new insight after Rabbi Twerski short and compelling videos
I became numb to the word depression growing up because it was almost as though the word lost it's meaning at some point with how much it was and still is being tossed around by people who either just want attention or actually become addicted to this idea that they are apart of a group of mentally ill people.
I'd hear people talking openly about their depression and couldn't help, but think they were just attention seeking. Worse part is I felt, and still feel, like i was right about most of those people.
As I got older I became desensitized to my emotions. I refused to believe I had depression because surely real depression is more painful than what I was going through. After awhile I stopped feeling much at all aside from the occasional melancholy.
That melancholic feeling never goes away, but things do get better. It's got it's peaks and valleys. Always sucks to be in the valley, but if you dont put in the effort to climb uphill you'll never get out of it.
Shalom thankyou
Humans allways try to answer their questions so they can understand or have an idea of their surroudings. I have everything that normally we say "you could wish". Thankfully I dont struggle with money, i have a home, i have friends, parents, education, all those aspects take part in happiness, that make you 'not depressed'. I was diagonsed with depression at 16 (without anyone close knowing) and had suicide thoughts at the time (I'm 22 now). Allways tried to find an explanation to this but not even one occured to me. Today I can say im more stabilised and stoped looking for an justification, but my nature, is to be sad. I finally understood that we dont have to know everything and seek for a solution , we are not perfect. What i know is this: I will not die as a happy man.
Useful, pragmatic explanations.
Thank you.
I like this guy after just 1 video 😍😍😍
First time coming across this guy. Definitely will be watching more.
Chag chanukah sameach, Rabbi. I am so blessed by your wisdom. Thank you for this video. A good friend and I have been talking and have decided the best way to put depression into the category to which it belongs is to decide is the depression "situational" vs. "chemical/nutrient" or bio as you say. It is one thing to experience a situational depression in which one is "bummed out" for a period of time over a certain situation vs daily struggling with the inability of the brain to have too much vs too little uptake in the particular chemical or nutrient in their brain that causes long lasting clinical depression in which the only help will be anti-depressant medications. So think along those lines... situational v. biological.
Another amateur psychologist who doesn't know what she's talking about.
@@Lili-Benovent I do believe that it is you who does not know what you are talking about. And honestly, my comment was for the rabbi, you're welcome to troll someone elses post though. Chag chanukah sameach.
@@mrswilliamstoyou3325 Thank you for your permission to troll other people, if the Rabbi was a psychologist he would already know what you are trying to teach him but perhaps you're right and he does need some training.
Blessed be.
Wise man
Moments ago I made a comment about me feeling depressed today on some video and now CZcams has recommended me this
The internet can read our minds now...scary!
he reminds me of my rabbi. rabbi sabach. wise and easy to talk to about anything
Perseption is in the eye of the beholder .
And its a powerful thing .
May God of Abraham bless you and all of your loved ones.may you be sitter with prophet Abraham in hereafter.
Thank you Rabbi
Thank you Rabbi!
the opposite of addiction/depression is connection.
Yes.. connection to God and to other people.
I am not as knowledgeable as a rabbi, but this I know, that by being kind to other people regardless of who they are, we can overcome our own sorrow. Love is the only way.
beautiful
as an orthodox jew, it's very nice to see positive youtube comments about us
Tov Me'od!! Chazaq!
RAB Twerski is the best!!!!
I really want you to live 120 years sound mind and healthy body. People get a lots of advice from you. May God bless you and all of your family.
Absolutely Rabbi ! I’m a living proof 👍
Depression is suffering. Suffering comes from hate. Hate comes from anger. Anger comes from fear
What did I say?
I think that's pretty accurate!
I wish I could sit down with this man and just discuss life
He passed away today 😢
@@brooklynboy5834 May he rest in peace
Thankuxxxxxxx wonderful humanxxxxxxx💜💜💜💜💜💜✌✌✌✌✌💜💜💜💜💜💜
GOLD GOLD!!! I HAVE FOUND GOLD!!
Depression is the souls yearning for change
Aww I love you Dr. Abraham. You speak sense.
Despair is the right word.
Your lecture makes me catharsis.Thanks for your magnanimous job.
This man knows his stuff in this area of depression. America has come ti rationally treat depression.
Pray an act of perfect contrition everyday
Thank you rabbi
Like that his talks are short..But powerful
My Lord Jesus taught the same way
Short but powerful...
I know a psycho analyst who will start to work on a depression via analysis. If nothing shows up from inside the patient he turns to medication. So he makes sure he doesn't fight only symptoms.
This man is knowledgeable
gracias RAB.
Living with the accumulated weight and stress of many unresolved problems causes depression.
this guy is the old wise man you see in movies. Here is the real deal
Depression is so overused these days. A lot of people have a lack of sense in their life or experience something bad and have depressive periods in their lifes, but do not have clinical depression. The problem is that those people fall in love with their depressive state of mind and like themselves as the depressed person who hates the world and life. But they don't see that they ruin their own life with looking on their "depression" as a friend. They want to be like this, even though they say, they don't and they hate it. I know this too, because I fell into this for a few years and saw no way of getting out. But if you don't have a clinical depression, which can be diagnosed, there are ways out and everyone has to find their own way out. But it is absolutely not good to like this state, this comfortable depression.. the comfort is a lie. Get out of it, if a possibility opens up.
Tooooo true!
Depression can be found in a person that believes he ain’t depressive only sad, depression is very common and we dont notice it
The cure for depression is to help others, by making those in need joyful such as the sick and the poor, we can overcome depression. I have firsthand witnessed a joyful feeling by seeing another experience joy.
See if you are allowed to.
In a sense he’s right; depression can be caused by trauma or it can be chronic. Treating depression is very difficult due to how complex and diverse we are as humans. It’s not just a matter of popping pills or letting some tears out… it’s much more than that. It sucks…
Very wise words