The power of Teshuva (Repentance) - Everything can be fixed as long as the candle is lighting 

Rabbi.... I LOVE this video. There is a thing you said that made me so very happy. I will say tehillim, and make subway and look for people to help. Thank you Rabbi. I love all your videos. They have changed my life

I love the analogy with the cup Rabbi Anava. It's beautiful how you explain this.

Rabbi Anava, Thank you for the interesting video. I have a question. Concerning the matter of "time," would I be correct were I to say that duration goes beyond just the basic meaning of the words in Tehillim where speaking of Hashem, it states, "For a thousand years in thy sight are but as yesterday. . . . (90:4)"--for example, to the soul which spends time in Gehinom, chas v'sholem, the length of time may actually be greater than eleven months even though we say that it is always 11 months or less. In other words, assuming a soul in Gehinom were cleansed for years, from the perspective of those saying Kaddish, would the duration of time which passes for we, the living (in the World of Action, 'Asiyah') be only 11 months and then the cleansing is complete? One more way of saying what I am trying to get out is that generally, we the living may be saying Kaddish for 11 months but from the perspective of the soul in Gehinom, this may actually be hundreds of years or even more, G-d forbid. And though the soul in question's cleansing may have actually taken much more than 11 months, when one is viewing things from our perspective here, it is in most cases only 11 months (even though the process may be significantly longer from the perspective of the soul itself in Gehinom). If so, would it be incorrect to say that spiritual time is different than physical time? Furthermore, could one say that the Torah confirms that time itself can be compressed or expanded--or even stopped--in accordance with the will of Hashem?

can someone do fix the sin of his brother & sister's