Shouldnt be here

Charlie Interesting that you used the term “pulpit rabbi”

see my post where I described a “pulpit rabbi” who is not licensed to give Psak

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Thanks found the same flyer

You suggetsed asking for an opinion. It seems that you forgot that I still consider myself an outsider. Hoping for a speedy release from my IBS confinement and better things to do.

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Kapusta

I would repharse your observation He is busy with the Klal, but not for the “””prat”.

Along the smae lines in preHolocaust and today in sizable Kehilos

there are ???? ?????? who answer the nitty gritty stuff & the senior Rav is approached with “major” or community related Qs.

I know one very vibrant Kehila where the Rav a very energetic and charismatic Manhig does not have ???? ????? . When he was in Kollel and about to start leanrning ????? he was approached by a group of young Baal Batim to help organize their Kehila on a solid footing. He was advised by his Rosh Yeshiva to accept and concentrate on ????? & ????? .He is busy all day and a major part of the night saying shiurim in Hashkafa & Gemara,counselling etc. Interestingly emough their Dayan who answers their Halacha ????? is a vey quiet and withdrawn young man who cannot give a Shiur.

There are ??? ????? which have Morei Horoah on rotating shifts for a major part of the day.

There is major problem about calling a Rav with who you have no relationship. Very often the Rav needs to know your Mesorah &/or affiliation.

There is famous story abot a chasisdishe rav who was asked on the phone about a “brait” that fell into the pesachdike soup. He answered “eat it in good helath”. Only later did he realize that the caller was a litvak and was referring to a bread ????? when he understood a ???? a piece of wood.

So where did you say selichos this AM?

Did it meet expectations?

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Hopefully all went well and by now the Brissim were ????”?

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Anything interesting to report about the procedure?

Mr. 80 thanks for pitching in with the de-accronymization.

great job on the editing. I am not missing anything I wrote.

Or is it that subconciously I know that I should not have written it & that is why i do not remember.

To da who wrote “And the reason I post so much in the CR is because I work all day and then after the day is over, I come to the CR and relieve the stress of a full days work.”

I have a suggestion revach.net. Plenty of short & sweet light Torah material, and you even get a chance to show off a bit,they provide space for comments. I come here when I cannot Halachically do anything else.I suffer from IBS.

I wonder what other posters excuse is?

EDITED

One more thing to keep in mind.

Relaxation therapy is acomplementary medical techniquenot recognized or regualted by the medical establishment. Do you have any idea if the people who are offering this course are competent?

Here is a quote from Aetna life’s site

Relaxation Therapy

Before engaging in any complementary medical technique, you should be aware that many of these techniques have not been evaluated in scientific studies. Often, only limited information is available about their safety and effectiveness. Each state and each discipline has its own rules about whether practitioners are required to be professionally licensed. If you plan to visit a practitioner, it is recommended that you choose one who is licensed by a recognized national organization and who abides by the organization’s standards. It is always best to speak with your primary health care provider before starting any new therapeutic technique.

http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/WSIHw000/8513/34968/358865.html?d=dmtContent

For those who are in interested in a comprehensive overview of the

issues in Englishhere are two links

http://www.oukosher.org/index.php/articles/single_print/5688

http://www.star-k.org/kashrus/kk-issues-cholovYisroel.htm