A new episode has been released on the “Menorah” YouTube channel, immediately notable for its unique atmosphere. It is a deep and candid conversation between Dnipro’s Chief Rabbi Shmuel Kaminezki and his daughter, Sara. The format of an intimate family discussion lends the video special warmth and a feeling of personal presence – as if the viewer becomes a participant in the dialogue.
This conversation is about the power of thought, faith, and a person’s inner state. About how our thoughts influence life, wellbeing, and the ability to receive Hashem’s blessing. The video raises questions familiar to everyone: is it possible to choose what to think about, why fixating on mistakes and worries destroys a person, and how to learn to stop this process.
Rabbi Shmuel and Sara reflect on what the principle “think good, and it will be good” truly means, how it works from the perspective of Torah, and why doubts can block the flow of blessing. They touch upon themes of true wealth, the influence of childhood “blocks” on adult life, the power of one’s surroundings and mindset, as well as the boundaries of a positive approach to life.
A special place in the discussion is given to deep and challenging questions: how to relate to suffering and death, why we say “Baruch Hashem” in response to difficulties, and how to reconcile faith in the power of thought with the history of the Jewish people, which is full of trials.
This video is for those seeking answers, wanting to better understand themselves, learn to treat their inner world with care, and view life’s challenges through the prism of Jewish wisdom and Torah.
The new episode is now available on the “Menorah” YouTube channel. Watch, reflect, and share your impressions in the comments – this conversation certainly will not leave anyone indifferent.
