Spiritual Lessons from Soccer
From the host country of the 2010 World Cup Soccer tournament -- South Africa -- comes a close-up examination of the tournament and its spiritual lessons.
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Darren Zwiers
London, England
via jewishsandton.com
July 9, 2010
As Always!
As always another truly inspirational class from Rabbi Ari Shishler.
Thank you so much Rabbi, the amount of passion and energy you put into these classes is immeasurable and the inspiration we take from them is priceless.... looking forward to more.
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Kayo
Tokyo, Japan
July 8, 2010
I never imagined!
I had never imagined that soccer can be such a exciting and fascinating matter.
I enjoyed the class very much.
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World Cup Rabbi.....I understand your point of view
However, I have roots in Spain which means I will be rooting for "La Roja".
Mesi, whom you used as an example of great soccer players is a fine player, but Diego Forlan has spirit, courage and the will to win.
Spain will win the World Cup..
Shalom