Miketz: Life After Trauma

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Miketz: Life After Trauma

Joseph names his son "G-d made me forget." But forget what—and why? And why is letting go sometimes the only way to become?

Baila Olidort is editor of Lubavitch International/Lubavitch.com.

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Mike Fl December 19, 2025

Thank you! That was a beautiful teaching! Please continue to study and teach! Best! -MM Reply

Baila Olidort Brooklyn December 19, 2025

in response to Mike:

Thank you! Reply

Jacqueline Israel December 19, 2025

B"H.
Thank you for your meaningful and extremely profound shiur. Most of us have experienced trauma of some sort during the last five years, it is a societal and personal issue. Also Exile and its effects have affected us and our parents, grandparents, and friends. I have wondered how my parents were so normal after what they went through, and I realize what they did is they left their "old selves" behind. They hardly ever spoke of their horrific experiences in Nazi Germany, their loss of two children, and starting from nothing when they each arrived at Ellis Island. Reply

Baila Olidort Brooklyn December 19, 2025

in response to Jacqueline :

That's such a profound observation. Thanks for sharing! Reply

Tamara F FL December 19, 2025

Amazing podcast Reply

Baila Olidort Brooklyn December 19, 2025

in response to Tamara F:

Thank you! Reply

Christina Marocco December 17, 2025

B”H
Thank you so much Baila, it touched my heart and will listen again and again like I did to you last teachings. Very profound! Sjabbat Sjalom. Reply

Baila Olidort Brooklyn December 19, 2025

in response to Christina :

Thank you for your warm words! Shabbat Shalom to you! Reply

Miketz: Life After Trauma