2.12 Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Forgiveness

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Judaism, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 6 January 2023

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Happy New Year and welcome back to Chutzpod! Rabbi Shira and Joshua wrap up the Joseph narrative and conclude the Book of Genesis. Will Joseph be able to forgive his brothers? Does restitution only come from honesty? We also discuss your response to our December Dilemma episode and the beauty of crying.

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(36:00) Rabbis Shira's Guided Meditation

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0:31.6	Lacko, I'm in Vachshklaq. Shalom, Shalom Joshua.
0:45.1	Shalom, Rabbi.
0:46.7	Nice to see it.
0:47.8	It is really lovely to see you.
0:50.1	And happy secular New Year.
0:52.6	Happy Goethe new year.
0:53.7	Happy 2023. Did you have a good New Year's, Josh? Yes, it was fine. It was lovely. We made a fire in the fireplace, drank a little champagne with my family, told each other we love each other, and then, you know, went to sleep at 9.30. It's funny. When I was a kid, it was like, you know, being able to stay up till midnight was, I don't know, subversive and illicit and sexy. Now it just seems like a pain to try to stay up until midnight and it has no real deeper meaning for me. And so I don't really, I don't do a lot of them. I'm a little dull on New Year's Eve, if I must admit, unless there's like a party I've been invited to or that I'm throwing. How about you?
1:31.8	Agreed. I think I looked at my watch when my husband and I got into bed and it was 9.07 p.m. I feel like I go to bed earlier on New Year's Eve. But I was with my six-year-old nephew, so we celebrated French New Year's Eve.
1:45.6	Six o'clock Eastern, we watched the ball drop or whatever drops in Paris, and we had champagne and caviar, and it was delicious.
1:52.0	And so I feel like I got the best of both worlds.
1:56.1	Nice, very nice.
1:58.7	Did you count down from 10 in French?
1:59.6	We counted down multiple times, actually, because the house we were staying in, the internet was a little
2:01.7	bit off. So like we counted down according to our watches, but it was delayed on the television
2:07.5	screen because of the internet being off. So then we had to count down again
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