Have you ever wondered what makes human beings tick? Do you want to have a deeper insight into the human condition and sub consciousness? Discover your soul on this fascinating trip into the deepest shades of your psyche. Drawing on the ancient wisdom of the Kabbalah, as redacted in the text of the most celebrated and seminal volume of Chassidic and Mystical teaching, “The Tanya”, this class will open horizons and vistas beyond anything you have ever read, studied or imagined.

In times of old, when a debtor was not able to repay his debts, he was sold as a slave or thrown into prison. Today, we have bankruptcy laws that protect individuals from this fate. But is it ethical to borrow without repaying? If someone earns the money later in life, should they be obligated to repay their settled debts? This lesson explores the Jewish legal perspective on bankruptcy, emphasizing how we can incorporate secular local laws and customs into Jewish law. Register at myjli.com

Have you ever wondered what makes human beings tick? Do you want to have a deeper insight into the human condition and sub consciousness? Discover your soul on this fascinating trip into the deepest shades of your psyche. Drawing on the ancient wisdom of the Kabbalah, as redacted in the text of the most celebrated and seminal volume of Chassidic and Mystical teaching, “The Tanya”, this class will open horizons and vistas beyond anything you have ever read, studied or imagined.

The controversy over union rights is recurrently strewn across U.S. headlines. What does Jewish law have to say about whether workers should have the right to unionize and bargain collectively? And does it matter whether they are public- or private-sector employees? Should the right to strike be granted, despite the harm it can cause to society? Does the type of industry make a difference? This lesson will present the Talmud's enlightening spin on unionization, collective bargaining, and strikes. Register at myjli.com

Have you ever wondered what makes human beings tick? Do you want to have a deeper insight into the human condition and sub consciousness? Discover your soul on this fascinating trip into the deepest shades of your psyche. Drawing on the ancient wisdom of the Kabbalah, as redacted in the text of the most celebrated and seminal volume of Chassidic and Mystical teaching, “The Tanya”, this class will open horizons and vistas beyond anything you have ever read, studied or imagined.

In the recent economic downturn, much fury has arisen from reports that CEOs of Americas biggest companies take grand bonuses and huge salaries. Is it morally wrong to seek extravagance? Are those who criticize their good fortune just jealous, or is their disgust valid? This lesson will discuss some of the moral problems related to CEO compensation, including some conflicts of interest.
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Start your month off with a healthy dose of spirituality and a healthy-style dose of Jewish dining! Join us every Rosh Chdesh (First day of the Jewish month) for inspirational prayers in Tallit & Tefillin followed by a breakfast of fresh bagels, lox and all the toppings - 100% delicious and 100% Kosher!

Start your month off with a healthy dose of spirituality and a healthy-style dose of Jewish dining! Join us every Rosh Chdesh (First day of the Jewish month) for inspirational prayers in Tallit & Tefillin followed by a breakfast of fresh bagels, lox and all the toppings - 100% delicious and 100% Kosher!

Have you ever wondered what makes human beings tick? Do you want to have a deeper insight into the human condition and sub consciousness? Discover your soul on this fascinating trip into the deepest shades of your psyche. Drawing on the ancient wisdom of the Kabbalah, as redacted in the text of the most celebrated and seminal volume of Chassidic and Mystical teaching, “The Tanya”, this class will open horizons and vistas beyond anything you have ever read, studied or imagined.

Let's be honest: who isn't looking for a bargain? On the other hand, how often do we question the ethics of our deal-seeking? Can we move to more expensive vacant seats at a ball-game? Is there anything wrong with engaging a sales person with questions about a product when we have little or no intention of buying it there? This eye-opening lesson addresses various scenarios relating to the average market purchase that most of us face daily.
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