Rabbi Mordechai Becher: Wisdom on Resilience, Compassion, and Family
Episode Overview
Sony's 'professional uncle' philosophy is rooted in pure love and acceptance Rabbi Mordechai shares unique perspectives on parenting and having children in the army Reflections on the international view of Israel and the Jewish people The discussion offers thought-provoking insights into compassion and resilience Impact of Sony's presence on his nieces and nephews, fostering pride and compassion in the Jewish nation
I understand that we're really like a thorn in the side. But there has been movement, people to some degree, to a large degree, I've definitely seen movement and imitation.
What does it mean to be a 'professional uncle'? In this compelling episode of BrainStorm with Sony Perlman, Rabbi Mordechai Becher joins Sony for a deep dive into resilience, compassion, and the unique dynamics of parenting. Rabbi Becher, an accomplished scholar and instructor at Yeshiva University, shares his rich experiences from teaching around the globe to serving in the Israel Defense Forces. But it's not just about credentials; it's about the heart behind them.
Sony's 'professional uncle' philosophy comes to life as he discusses his approach to addiction therapy and his role in his nieces' and nephews' lives. This isn't your typical family dynamic talk—it's about pure love and acceptance, and how these values can transform lives. Rabbi Becher adds his unique perspectives on parenting, especially when your children are soldiers.
He opens up about the pride and challenges that come with this role, offering listeners a chance to reflect on their own family relationships. The conversation also touches on broader themes like the international view of Israel and the Jewish people. Rabbi Becher's insights into these topics are both enlightening and thought-provoking, providing a nuanced understanding of cultural pride and compassion.
This episode is perfect for anyone interested in personal growth, family dynamics, or the broader societal issues that shape our lives. With a mix of heartfelt stories and practical wisdom, Sony and Rabbi Becher offer a rich tapestry of insights that will leave you both moved and inspired.