Hitting Rock Bottom

hitting rock bottom I was very interested when Rabbi Krasnianski commented that losing one's temper is akin to idolatry. I have never thought about it like that before , but it makes sense.
The class has given one a way of being more conscious of whether one is 'feeding' the evil in this world or not . It also helps us to stop and think what energy we are feeding within ourselves, homes, community, and perhaps think more carefully how we should use our free will in making those choices.
Thank you for this valuable life lesson. Reply

Thank you for writing Rabbi Dear Rabbi Ben Tzion,
Thank you belatedly for your response to my question on the Oneness of G-d vs powerlessness.
This is the first chance I've had to write to you.
What you write makes great sense.
Thanks for taking the time to reply. I love Chabad!!!! Reply

Understanding evil Rabbi, You are helping a whole lot of Christians like me, get a much better grasp of G-d's Word. Thank you for helping all of us grow deeper through your informative and sometimes funny lectures. What a joy you bring to this humble gentile. Reply

more on evil Rabbi- Can you please comment on my question above regarding destructive forces with apparent 'evil' intent- for example, persecutors throughout history like Nazis, Haman, Hamas, PLO, Inquisition, etc. I realize you don't know G-d's mind- but how do you contend with the destruction when these forces are unleashed at us, the Jewish people? Reply

Thank G-d After listening to this class, my life became so easier and I feel much happier.
When I face difficulties or things that I used to lose my temper about, I tell myself, "Satan is saying 'do not fall for me, do not fall for me'" and I smile and overcome the challenge.
Thank you so so much. It really became easier. Reply

Echad Dear Rabbi,
It's a great and inspiring lesson you've shared with us. Thank you!
One thing that confuses me though, is the notion that every creation is doing G-d's will, including the 'evil 'forces', except for Man. It seems man can go against, or be outside of G-d's will, by your message. But if this is so, does that not express duality: G-d and man, and thereby deny the unique ONENESS of G-d? ECHAD.
There are areas of my life that are imperfect. Some things I feel powerless over. Is that powerlessness within my will to overcome, or is it part of G-d's will that these areas are not perfected. Thus my confusion.
G-d is Echad. All my failings must be within that Oneness. Is that not so?
I would love to hear your wisdom on the matter.
Thank you very much, and Shalom. Reply

negativity/soul disconnect Does this mean that we are creating Hamas? And Hamas is doing their rightful job? Reply

Wow I may be able to solve my worst nightmare - battles with Satan - with your this class. Reply

Question: practice(s). Watched Rabbi Krasnianski today upon Jewish TV @ Chabad.org's website. Why does he/some? rock 'to and fro' / back & forth when speaking upon TV or praying [at the Wall]? Reply