94: The Jewish Path to Self-Transcendence | Rabbi Moshe Genuth

- Rabbi Genuth’s background - Meeting Rav Ginsburg - Rav Ginsburg’s teachings - The meaning of Bittul (self transcendence) - Shiflus (lowliness) - Drawing G-d more into the picture and myself to the side - Admitting one’s shortcomings is really a strength - What your wife is telling you is a metaphor for what HaShem is telling you - Egomania - where all problems start from - Story of a student of the Alter Rebbe on a merry go round - Importance of meditation - Alef Bet Gimmel (ABC) from Rav Ginsburg - Know thy self - or not? - Messiah comes when you have “when our attention is diverted - Praising the work, not the result - What is the true satisfaction of doing something? The Simcha of doing it! - Chassidic approach to meditating to break a habit - Fingernails represent residual emotions - Who is the world about? Who’s in the center? - Can you feel that gam Zu letova - this too is good? - The time you’re ready to get married is when you’re ready to invest in others - It’s not that I want. It’s that HaShem commands me.

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