Stories of Emunha

Explore a powerful teaching from the Gemara with Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi. Learn how choosing forgiveness, letting go of grudges, avoiding harmful speech, and practicing humility can reshape your spiritual and physical well-being. Through the story of Rav Huna’s miraculous recovery, discover how the act of forgiving others can open the door to transformation and protection.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

: Discover how forgiveness and humility can shape your destiny in this insightful talk by Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi. Learn how acts of kindness, letting go of grudges, and avoiding negative speech can bring deep changes to your life. Through the teachings of the Gemara and a powerful story about Rav Huna’s moment in Shamayim, this episode shows how small choices can create lasting impact.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi explores the meaningful question: if everything Hashem does is ultimately for the good, why do we pray? This class explains that tefila isn’t about changing God’s plan but about changing ourselves. Discover how challenges and prayer help us grow, strengthen our relationship with Hashem, and bring deeper awareness into our daily lives.Listen now to understand the real purpose of prayer and the spiritual strength it offers.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi shares an inspiring perspective on how each day is an opportunity to bring Kiddush Hashem into the world. Using the analogy of a signal map, he explains how every mitzvah, kind word, and moment of self-control leaves an eternal mark on the “map” of your life. Discover how your actions can light up your world and represent Hashem with confidence and love.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi shares a deep lesson about the true meaning of happiness and calmness in life. In this episode, he explains how Shabbat offers a taste of Olam Haba, a perfect world without jealousy, arguments, or distractions. Rabbi Rahimi answers a common question: how can Shabbat be the most enjoyable day when so many activities are restricted? The answer lies in how Shabbat creates menuchat hanefesh, a calm mind and heart. Discover how real simcha, happiness, comes not from constant noise and activity, but from inner peace, quiet, and connection to family, prayer, and Hashem. Listen now to understand how living calmly can bring a person closer to true happiness.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi teaches a moving lesson from the Gemara in Ketubot: Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi would leave the World to Come to experience Shabbat again with his family. What does this teach us? That this world—where we act, choose, and do mitzvot—is more valuable than we imagine.Join this episode to understand why Shabbat is so powerful, and why our deeds in this world are the foundation of everything that follows.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi reveals the profound importance of Shabbat. After the golden calf, Moshe Rabbeinu taught Shabbat first—because it’s not just rest, it’s a priceless gift from Hashem.This episode uncovers the beauty of Shabbat, the halachot we must learn to guard its holiness, and the deep spiritual opportunity hidden in every Friday night.A meaningful class for anyone who wants to appreciate, protect, and elevate their Shabbat experience.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

 Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi explains how Shabbat creates genuine Simcha—not through noise or activity, but through stillness. In this episode, he explores the deep connection between inner peace and true happiness, and how Shabbat removes the distractions that block us from joy. Discover why the quiet of Shabbat opens space for what matters most: Hashem, family, and your own heart.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi shares a striking mashal of a citizen wandering through the king’s palace—surrounded by priceless treasures but distracted by music, food, and art. Just like him, we live in a world filled with noise and temptations. Yet our true mission is simple: gather as many mitzvot as we can while we’re here.This episode highlights the urgency of our life’s purpose and reminds us that every moment matters. Life is short. The opportunity is now.Listen, reflect, and stay focused on what truly counts.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai