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Join us for a thoughtful episode of "Wisdom for Life" as I sit down with my Rabbi to explore the meaning and practice of mitzvot. In this conversation, we focus on two of the mitzvot: Shabbat, the weekly day of rest and spiritual renewal. Rosh Chodesh, the celebration of the new month in the Jewish calendar. Together, we discuss the origins, spiritual significance, and practical ways these mitzvot can enrich our lives today. Whether you’re seeking deeper understanding or practical inspiration, this episode offers insights into how these ancient commandments remain relevant and transformative.

For my insights from Rabbi Eric: https://www.rabbierict.com/

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In this episode, I sit down with my mentor to unpack, Proverbs Chapter 1, and why it still matters so deeply in everyday life. Together, we explore the purpose of proverbs, the meaning of true wisdom, and how the “fear of the Lord” isn’t about fear at all -but about reverence, trust, and alignment. We talk honestly about listening to wise guidance, resisting harmful influence, and the long – term impact of the choices we make, especially when the voices around us are loud and persuasive. This conversation is practical, reflective, and grounding, offering insights for anyone navigating relationships, decisions, and personal growth. Whether you’re new to proverbs or returning with fresh eyes, this episode lays a strong foundation for living with discernment, humility, and intention.

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Grab your coffee! Get ready for Hanukkah with our reviews of "Hanukkah on Rye" and "Hanukkah on the Rocks." Share your favorite Hanukkah movie in the comments.

The movie will be rated with numbers of candles versus number of stars. We will use the number of candles on the hanukkiah which is eight, eight being the highest rating.

Candle qualifications

🕯️ = Light the Hanukkah and say the blessings

🕯️ = Explains symbolism of lighting the candles

🕯️ = The reason behind eating fried food such as latkes or doughnuts

🕯️ = Tell the Hanukkah story

🕯️ = Give the meaning of the Dreidel  

🕯️ = Invite others (outside of family) to join celebrating Hanukkah

🕯️ = Be a part of a public gathering for Hanukkah

🕯️= Makes latkes

Hanukkah is all about foods prepared in oil. We will use the doughnuts to rate the sweetness. There is no limit on the doughnuts.

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In this episode of Koffee with Kaly Marie, Kaly and Holly Woods dive into Proverbs 2:1–10 (TLV) to explore what biblical wisdom and discernment look like through a Messianic lens. With honesty, humor, and real-life insight, they unpack how wisdom from Adonai shapes everyday decisions and spiritual growth.

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Kaly Marie welcomes Rabbi Eric Tokajer for meaningful conversation about the significance of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Rabbi Eric shares insights into the importance of honoring these mitzvot (commandments), emphasizing the relevance in modern life, encouraging listeners to embrace these moments as opportunities for transformation and intentional living.

You can find Rabbi Eric online at rabbierict.com to subscribe to his blog and explore the books he has written.

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Step into a fascinating conversation with Rabbi Eric Tokajer as we journey through the biblical calendar and the timeless festivals of Sukkot, Passover, and Shavuot. This episode uncovers how these three feasts are intricately tied to the rhythm of the biblical year, offering guidance and meaning for keeping the mitzvot commandments.

We explore the scriptural foundations and spiritual insights of each festival, revealing how the biblical calendar serves not only as a marker of time but as a path toward deeper understanding and connection. Together with Rabbi Eric, we discuss the significance of keeping the mitzvot—how faithfully observing these commandments shapes daily life, fosters spiritual growth, and honors the enduring relationship between the Creator and the community.

From the joy of Sukkot to the liberation of Passover and the revelation of Shavuot, Rabbi Eric shares perspectives on how these appointed times and the practice of mitzvot continue to shape lives today.

Whether you’re new to the biblical calendar or looking to enrich your appreciation of its significance, tune in for wisdom, stories, and practical encouragement. Discover how aligning with these appointed times and keeping the mitzvot can foster a more intentional and inspired walk.

You can find Rabbi Eric online at rabbierict.com to subscribe to his blog and explore the books he has written.