Rabbi Yaron Reuven spent hours preparing for this lecture, but when the doors opened... nobody came. This is every public speaker's worst nightmare. Have you ever hosted an event, given a presentation, or delivered a lecture, only to speak to an empty room? In this video, Rabbi Reuven shares his raw, vulnerable story of exactly what happened when zero people showed up to the shiur. Instead of packing up and going home, he relied on the words of our Sages, that when someone gi

Rabbi Yaron Reuven says the Sages in MaSechet Megillah ask, Purim is a day of celebration, why don't we say Hallel on Purim? The answer may shock you. The Sages say, we're still servants of Achashverosh and haven't done TeShuva.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals there are Purim miracles in every verse of the Megilat Esther. And The title of Rav Efraim Kachlon's new Sefer Nes Le’hitnoses is from a verse in Psalms that reveals how a person can get their own miracle on Purim.

The Purim Secret of Baruch Mordechai. This inspiring Purim story recounts the incredible life of Baruch Mordechai, a boy born to a student of the Chatam Sofer who grew up unable to understand a single word of Torah, or so they thought. Despite his apparent ignorance, he possessed exceptional middot and spent his life working as a humble, yet very honest water carrier. For 70 years, he carefully hid his true nature until a Purim celebration, where the Rav mi Lublin gave him a

One of the most important Torah lessons you can't learn from books is real life experience and how to deal with specific situations that only come with shimush - serving Torah Scholars, and a close relationship with your Rabbi. Rabbi Yaron Reuven goes over Pirkei Avot 5,18 and the four types of students that sit before the Sages.

This is a serious guide on How to do TeShuva for women, and Serious Mussar for people looking for a real solution to life's problems. Rabbi Yaron Reuven gives a no nonsense overview of Rambam's four steps of TeShuva, and a real life example of how a blemish from the past can block the blessings of the present and the future. If you're trying to have children and need a blessing, please take Rabbi Reuven's advice and share this video.

A viewer asks Rabbi Yaron Reuven if he knows that Jews own the banks. Rabbi Reuven says, in the past, Jewish banking families like Goldman & Sachs, Lehman brothers, and the Rothschilds owned most of the largest and most powerful banks in the world, but those days are gone. Now most banks are publicly owned companies, so anyone can own a share. It's also important to note that these same Jewish banking families are responsible for saving many western countries with loans at cr

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a Chiddush on Parashat Tetzaveh, why Moshe's name isn't mentioned and what a true leader does for the sake of Am Yisrael.

A student asks, if you're not allowed to alter your mind by smoking marijuana or doing other drugs, what about getting drunk on Purim? Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, the Sages in Masechet Megilah clarify that to not know the difference between "blessed is Mordechai and cursed is Haman" means to know that everything comes from HaShem. There's no permission to drink to the point of making a fool of yourself and committing a Chillul HaShem.

Are you struggling to find a mentor you can truly trust? The Chazon Ish provided a timeless blueprint for choosing a Rabbi that goes beyond just "who has the most followers." Learn the specific qualities to look for and how the Chazon Ish’s teachings can help you find your own path in the Torah world today. Rabbi Yaron Reuven goes over a section of Emunah and Bitachon by the Chazon Ish about qualities of a leader of any Jewish community. The Chazon Ish says, the most importan

Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, how we view Parashat Terumah and the teachings of the Jewish Sages on handling money determines if we truly believe in HaShem. The Sages say if a person starts to lose money, they should give more Tzedakah, but how does that make sense?

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a lesson on honesty from Mishnah Shekalim about the laws of how the Kohanim would count the half shekel contributions to the Beit HaMikdash, and the importance of being clean in the eyes of HaShem and people.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a lesson about the importance of being a student of Torah. Masechet Brachot says, whenever Rabbi Yochanan would finish reading the Book of Job he would say in the end man and animal both die, but fortunate is one who grew in Torah, who toiled in Torah and brings pleasure to his Creator.

Can Maaser be used for the Purim Mitzvot like Machatzit HaShekel or Matanot LaEvyonim? "No, you cannot use maaser money for matanot la'evyonim on Purim since this is a personal obligation that every Jew must fulfill. Just like you cannot use maaser for buying tefillin or fulfilling other personal mitzvot obligations, you cannot use it for the basic requirement of matanot la'evyonim. However, if you give more than the required amount to the poor on Purim, that additional amoun

For over ten years Rabbi Yaron Reuven has been helping Jews and gentiles overcome one of the most difficult addictions of wasting seed and regain their lives, their marriages, and find blessings and purpose. The issue of Kedusha (holiness with matters of morality) are a fundamental part of Torah Judaism that for some reason have been removed from the teachings of most Rabbis today. Hiding these important teachings of the Torah isn't helping anyone. Listen to inspiring TeShuva

A viewer asks Rabbi Yaron Reuven why can't a Kohen marry a convert or a woman that use to be promiscuous after they did TeShuva, since a Baal TeShuva is on a higher spiritual level than one who was righteous from birth? Rabbi Reuven says, don't try to rationalize the mitzvot, HaShem decreed it and we follow. Don't look at everything that's forbidden and try to find a way to rationalize it, look at what's allowed, there's plenty of ways to have a good life by following the Tor

Rabbi Yaron Reuven discusses the strange laws of Jewish slaves in Parashat Mishpatim and the puzzling scenario of a slave that doesn't want his freedom. After 6 years of servitude to repay his debt a Jewish slave is allowed to go free, but for some being a slave was so good they wanted to stay for life.

If someone was damaging the honor of HaShem, what would you do? Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings part two of a POWERFUL lesson from Rebbe Chaim mi Volozhin on the power of the Jewish mind and what it means to defend the honor of HaKadosh Baruch Hu.

Does the Talmud say that? Rabbi Yaron Reuven responds to a common antisemitic libel taken from Sanhedrin 55b that is frequently posted online without verifying it's accuracy. Rabbi Reuven says, if you want to learn the truth, use your brain and stop learning from people with an agenda that intentionally distort the truth.

In Parashat Yitro HaShem commands us to be a Kingdom of Ministers and Holy Nation, but not many people know what that means. Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a lesson from the Ramban on how a man can start to be holy: by being modest during intimacy.