Get into the Yom Kippur Mindset with Torah Live Videos

Take the opportunity during Aseres Yemei Teshuvah to prepare for Yom Kippur with videos that will inspire and motivate you.

Teshuvah

The days leading up to Yom Kippur are a time to do teshuvah for specific sins and for character traits that hold us back from being true servants of Hashem.

The Rabbi Siddur videos on middos are chock-full of real life examples and advice on how to become a better person. Learn how to be a better friend, honor your parents properly, judge others favorably and practice loving-kindness. And learn about eradicating negative character traits like impatience and revenge. Watching these videos is the first step toward personal development and teshuvah.

Tefillah

Since Yom Kippur is the longest davening day of the year, you can make it more meaningful by improving your understanding of tefillah:

• The Emunah & Tefillah course goes back to basics of what we believe about the connection between us and Hashem.

• Talking to Hashem goes beyond formal tefillah and explains how you can form a relationship with Hashem by davening with and without a siddur.

• For a deeper understanding of the effects of davening, watch Unanswered Tefillos.

• When davening is so long, it’s easy to fall into the trap of making the time go faster by talking to your friend in the next seat. Not Talking in Shul will remind you how important it is to stay quiet and concentrate on the words you’re saying to Hashem.

Tzedakah

Tefillah, teshuvah and tzedakah are the trifecta that can change Hashem’s decree and inscribe you for a good year. It can be hard to part with our money and complicated to understand how to calculate maaser. One of Torah Live’s first videos covers this exact topic, with inspiration and practical tips on giving tzedakah.

Giving of your time is also a form of tzedakah. Live to Give follows the adventures of three boys as they discover why chesed matters and how to become true baalei chesed.

Wishing you and your family a k’siva v’schasima tova from the entire Torah Live team!