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    Explore "hashana" with insightful episodes like "9 - Raconte-moi les fêtes juives - Rosh Hashanah", "Livsåskådning i P1: Rosh Hashana", "Livsåskådning i P1: Rosh Hashana", "EP 35 - Moses - The Longest Goodbye" and "(15) Teshuva as a Guide to Repairing our Intimate Relationships (BONUS EPISODE)" from podcasts like ""Le podcast de Tenou'a - Histoires pour Hanouka", "Livsåskådning i P1", "Livsåskådning i P1", "AMERICAN JEW" and "Intimate Judaism"" and more!

    Episodes (14)

    Livsåskådning i P1: Rosh Hashana

    Livsåskådning i P1: Rosh Hashana

    Med en önskan om ett sött år berättar Annebelle Gyllenspetz om mat och tradition under det judiska nyåret och om botgöringsdagarna inför den kommande Jom Kippur.

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    Honungen och de söta frukterna ska ge oss en känsla av glädje och hopp inför det kommande året. När vi äter det söta och tänker på att det kommande året ska bli gott, så anstränger vi oss kanske för att det ska bli så. Det söta är en fysisk påminnelse som kopplar känsla och tanke till att motivera oss att göra vårt bästa under det kommande året. Det är inte bara en tradition, utan också ett sätt att inspirera oss.

    Honung är inte helt överraskande en viktig ingrediens i matlagningen inför nyåret festligheter. Vi följer Annebelle Gyllenspetz under inhandling och tillagning av ett par av menyns rätter och pratar om symbolik och måltidsgemenskap.

    Rosh Hashana inleds fredagen den 18 september och följs av botgöringsdagarna som sedan avslutas med Jom Kippur, försoningsdagen.
    Annebelle Gyllenspetz ger personlig reflektioner kring innebörden av dessa dagar. Tidigare i höst gav hon ut boken I morgonvinden med samlade judiska andakter och reflektioner från många år som medverkande i Sveriges Radio P1. Annebelle arbetar som copywriter och föreläsare.

    Musik

    A Jewish prayer/yamma ensemble 
    Avinu Malkeinu/Barbra Streisand 
    Ounssane Tokef Adolphe Attia

    Livsåskådning i P1: Rosh Hashana

    Livsåskådning i P1: Rosh Hashana

    Med en önskan om ett sött år berättar Annebelle Gyllenspetz om mat och tradition under det judiska nyåret och om botgöringsdagarna inför den kommande Jom Kippur.

    Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play.

    Honungen och de söta frukterna ska ge oss en känsla av glädje och hopp inför det kommande året. När vi äter det söta och tänker på att det kommande året ska bli gott, så anstränger vi oss kanske för att det ska bli så. Det söta är en fysisk påminnelse som kopplar känsla och tanke till att motivera oss att göra vårt bästa under det kommande året. Det är inte bara en tradition, utan också ett sätt att inspirera oss.

    Honung är inte helt överraskande en viktig ingrediens i matlagningen inför nyåret festligheter. Vi följer Annebelle Gyllenspetz under inhandling och tillagning av ett par av menyns rätter och pratar om symbolik och måltidsgemenskap.

    Rosh Hashana inleds fredagen den 18 september och följs av botgöringsdagarna som sedan avslutas med Jom Kippur, försoningsdagen.
    Annebelle Gyllenspetz ger personlig reflektioner kring innebörden av dessa dagar. Tidigare i höst gav hon ut boken I morgonvinden med samlade judiska andakter och reflektioner från många år som medverkande i Sveriges Radio P1. Annebelle arbetar som copywriter och föreläsare.

    Musik

    A Jewish prayer/yamma ensemble 
    Avinu Malkeinu/Barbra Streisand 
    Ounssane Tokef Adolphe Attia

    (15) Teshuva as a Guide to Repairing our Intimate Relationships (BONUS EPISODE)

    (15) Teshuva as a Guide to Repairing our Intimate Relationships (BONUS EPISODE)

    During the month of Tishri, we engage in a process of Tshuva; self-reflection and repentance. Through prayer, we repair our relationships and connect with God, with ourselves, and with those we may have hurt. In this mini episode, join Rabbi Scott Kahn and Talli Rosenbaum as they discuss how the basic elements of the tshuva process can serve as a model for healing and repairing our relationships with ourselves and the significant others in our lives.

    CYM Rewind: Jewish in the Winter, Indian in the Summer

    CYM Rewind: Jewish in the Winter, Indian in the Summer

    Jordana and Shannon sit down with Mira Jacob, most recently the author of the graphic memoir “Good Talk: A Memoir In Conversations,” to talk about living as a woman of color married to a Jewish man and raising an Indian-Jewish son in 2019 America. Also, she talks about what it’s like to navigate life with Trump-supporting in-laws. 

    Music:

    "Voicemail" by Khronos Beats

    "Sultry Glance" by Perfect Solution Music

    "Ambient Magic" by JulioKladNiew

    "Best I Can" by Jasmine Jordan ft. Habit Blcx



    Double Portion Inheritance: The Testimony of Yahuwshuwa in the Fall Feasts (08/29/2013)

    Double Portion Inheritance: The Testimony of Yahuwshuwa in the Fall Feasts (08/29/2013)
    In this episode, Maria illustrates how our Messiah, Yahuwshuwa fulfilled all three of the Fall Feasts at his nativity and all three of the Spring Feasts at his death, burial and resurrection. Maria explains that Yahuwshuwa fasted for forty days leading up to Yom Kippur, as he fulfilled the pattern of the “twin goats.” He also restored the office of the High Priest (Kohen Gadowl) back to Melchizedek when he emerged to read the Isaiah 61 scroll on Yom Kippur in Luke 4:14-20. How do we know that this was Yom Kippur when he read this scroll? The answer lies in the phrase “The Acceptable Year of YaHuWaH” which Maria explains in this teaching. Maria also explains that Yahuwshuwa was born on September 11th in 3 B.C. on the 1st day of the 7th month of Tishri. This day was “The Feast of Trumpets” or in Hebrew “Yom Teruw’ah.” This is the self-same day when all of the kings of Judah were ushered into their new office at their coronation. The Heavenly Father was ushering his son into the world on this feast day with the sound of trumpets! And finally, Maria discusses the Hebrew Idiom known as “The Day that No Man Knows” and how this is a metaphor for the “Feast of Trumpets” or “Yom Teruw’ah.” See Maria’s related blogs below: “Messiah’s Forty Days of Fasting Leading Up to Yom Kippur!” http://doubleportioninheritance.blogspot.com/2011/09/messiahs-forty-days-of-fasting-leading_4090.html “When Was the Real Messiah Born & Why Does it Matter?” http://doubleportioninheritance.blogspot.com/2011/07/messiah-of-israel-born-on-feast-of.html “Yom Teruw’ah: The Day that No Man Knows!” http://doubleportioninheritance.blogspot.com/2011/05/yom-teruah-day-that-no-man-knows_3315.html

    Double Portion Inheritance: When Was the Real Messiah Born & Why Does It Matter? Part 4 (01/17/2013)

    Double Portion Inheritance: When Was the Real Messiah Born & Why Does It Matter? Part 4 (01/17/2013)
    This is the final episode of 4 parts in Maria’s series entitled “When Was the Real Messiah Born & Why Does it Matter?” This teaching culminates with what Maria calls “the clincher,” as she shares what finally led her to rule out the idea of our Messiah being born on the Feast of Tabernacles. See Maria’s blog entitled: “When Was the Real Messiah Born & Why Does it Matter?” http://doubleportioninheritance.blogspot.com/2011/07/messiah-of-israel-born-on-feast-of.html At the bottom of this blog is the option to download the ebook in PDF format.

    Double Portion Inheritance: When Was the Real Messiah Born & Why Does It Matter? Part 3 (01/10/2013)

    Double Portion Inheritance: When Was the Real Messiah Born & Why Does It Matter? Part 3 (01/10/2013)
    In this episode, Maria continues her teaching series explaining how she came to the undeniable conclusion that our Messiah was born on September 11th in 3 B.C, on the Feast of Trumpets, and he was conceived on December 13th in 4 B.C, on Chanukkah. Maria believes that understanding when the true Messiah of Yisra’el was born is a key identifier in being able to separate him from all of the impostors. See Maria’s blog entitled: “When Was the Real Messiah Born & Why Does it Matter?” http://doubleportioninheritance.blogspot.com/2011/07/messiah-of-israel-born-on-feast-of.html At the bottom of this blog is the option to download the ebook in PDF format.

    Double Portion Inheritance: When Was the Real Messiah Born & Why Does It Matter? Part 2 (01/03/2013)

    Double Portion Inheritance: When Was the Real Messiah Born & Why Does It Matter? Part 2 (01/03/2013)
    Since 2002, Maria embarked on this study that would ultimately take ten years to fully develop and “fine-tune.” It is now finalized and compiled it into a readable format so that you, the reader can see how Maria came to the undeniable conclusion that our Messiah was born on September 11th in 3 B.C, on the Feast of Trumpets, and he was conceived on December 13th in 4 B.C, on Chanukkah. Many Christians seemed to have no interest in finding out when he was born, nor could they see why this was a matter of extreme importance. Maria writes: “I can’t even begin to count how many times I have heard this rationale being ex-pressed as many would declare: ‘It doesn’t matter when our Messiah was born---what matters is that he was born.’” But what if the birthdate of the true Messiah of Yisra’el was a key identifier in being able to separate him from all of the impostors? What if his date of birth was the only “sign” that we had to determine that he alone was the true Messiah and all of the others were “thieves and robbers?” Yahuwchanon (John) 10:8 All that ever came before me are thieves and robbers: but the sheep did not hear them. See Maria’s blog entitled: “When Was the Real Messiah Born & Why Does it Matter?” http://doubleportioninheritance.blogspot.com/2011/07/messiah-of-israel-born-on-feast-of.html At the bottom of this blog is the option to download the ebook in PDF format.