Rabbi Dovid Edelman

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Rabbi Dovid Edelman

Rabbi Dovid Edelman OB"M was the director of Chabad in Springfield, Massachusetts. His main project was opening the Lubavitcher Yeshiva Academy Day School, which he ran for over 60 years.

He was also the grandfather of Levi Deitsch, the young shliach who lost his life to cancer at a young age, and he was a source of comfort to the family and provided much chizuk (encouragement).
Rabbi Edelman was renowned for his insightful talks on education.

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Be Happy With Your Share (2:34)

What do we mean when we say "Who is happy? He who is happy with his lot"? Rabbi Edelman explains how to be happy with the portion given to us by Hashem- our Neshama, our soul. .

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Be Happy With Your Share Rabbi Dovid Edelman
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Mishna Avos 6:9 (4:01)

Veteran Chabad shliach (emissary), Rabbi Dovid Edelman shares two stories from the Mishna and Talmud in which he connects the idea of young orthodox men leaving their spiritual oasis and venturing out into the world to help others discover their Jewish heritage. .

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Mishna Avos 6:9 Rabbi Dovid Edelman

Rabbi Dovid Edelman

Be Happy With Your Share (2:34)

Mishna Avos 6:9 (4:01)