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Join in on our weekly father-daughter chats in which we discuss real-life issues through the lens of Chassidic thought and spirituality. My father, Dr. Yaakov Brawer, Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Medicine, McGill University , combines his knowledge of science with a passion for Chassidus to help me answer or redefine various issues with which I am currently grappling. Topics include prayer, faith, a soul’s unique journey, life’s challenges and so much more.

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Inner Gold

2021/04/25

We are frazzled, pressured, preoccupied with our daily responsibilities and our relationships. How am. I doing? How am I fairing as a professional, spouse, a parent, a friend, a neighbor? How well am I serving my Creator? Our initial take is often rather bleak. We tend to see ourselves as deficient beings very much in need of improvement. Such a mindset does not foster a happy, active, meaningful life.

The Magic Subway Ride

2021/03/15

This is the second in a series of podcasts entitled: Something From Nothing, Conversations with my Father. This session, that might well be called the “magic subway ride”, touches on the perplexing questions: “What am I doing here?”, “Why am I suffering?” and “why am I me?”

A Souls' Journey

2021/03/10

This conversation with my daughter Chanie is the first of what will hopefully develop into a series of Sunday morning chats. Actually, Chanie and I often speak of creation and the meaning of life illuminated by Chassidus, so this is really a continuation of a long standing schmooze. Questions, frequently emerging from current life issues are explored as they pop up. This Sunday we touched on the purpose of life’s many troubles and the awesome beauty of simply being.