A new episode has been released on the “Menorah” YouTube channel featuring Chief Rabbi of Dnipro Shmuel Kaminezki and his daughter Sarah. The episode addresses a topic that concerns nearly everyone: how to make the right decisions in complex life situations.
In this conversation, the Rabbi reflects on whether we can trust our first thought and whether it truly comes “from G-d.” He explores the boundary between intuition and impulsiveness, and why the Torah teaches us to combine faith with responsibility. The question of risk is discussed: is it permissible to rely on a miracle when it comes to health, finances, or safety, and in which cases does risk become forbidden?
A special place in the episode is given to an honest conversation about the practical dilemmas of modern life. The speakers contemplate how to manage capital according to principles formulated in the Talmud, whether we should give a second chance to someone who betrayed us, how to decide on a difficult medical procedure, and with whom it is important to consult before making a fateful choice. Topics of war and fear, the balance between reason and emotion, and responsibility for decisions made impulsively are also raised.
This episode will be of interest to anyone seeking reliable guidance—in business, family, matters of health, and personal choice.
Watch the new episode on the “Menorah” YouTube channel and share in the comments which thoughts resonated with you the most.
