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"I can be any place in the world, yet never leave my home. As long as I am here you are never alone. I am here ,I am there. I am your imagination." -Rabbi Garland
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Rabbi Garland was ordained as an Orthodox Rabbi (Yoreh Yoreh) by Israeli-born Posek Rabbi Haim Ovadia of the Fetaya Rabbinic Dynasty & an additional ordination (Rav Umanhig) from Rabbi Moshe of the Elbaz Rabbinic Dynasty.
Rabbi Garland works closely with influencial Poskim in the United States and abroad. These individuals are personally connected to some of the most prominent orthodox communities and yeshivot i.e. Khal Joesph in Los Angeles; Communidad Hebrea Sefaradi de Bogota in Bogota and Yeshivat Or'Chaim in Yerushalim & Porat Yosef Yishiva, and the Kisse Rahamim yeshivah to name a few.
In addition to his rabbinical studies he personally focuses on disseminating the Judaic travels, Halakhot and Minhagim of the Chachamim of Morocco, Sudan, Ethiopia and Yemen. In the year 2020 Rabbi Garland embarked on a mission to disseminate the halakhot and minhagim in Morocco, Sudan, Ethiopia and Yemen to Jews with Sephardic and Afro-Jewish ancestry in various countries in the West Indies.
This mission has in turn aided Bnei- H'Anusim Lanu (children of our people) living in these countries as well as the rural south-east America and abroad connect and reconnect with their African Jewish roots.
Rabbi Garland is the first "Orthodox" Afrocentric Rabbi of color in Florida.
Rabbi Garland is actively the Senior Sephardic Rabbi serving Tallahassee,FL.
Being a teacher is perhaps the most rewarding of professions that exist. In my personal experience, I found that it opens doors to re-learn, re-explore and exchange some of life's most memorable moments while at the same time creating life-time bonds with your students.
Again in my personal opinion the top qualities for good teachers to have include the following:
The question "makes one's own," implies that the individual is actively involved in shaping, altering, or customizing something to suit their specific needs or tastes. This can apply to various aspects of life, such as ideas, opinions, beliefs, skills, and possessions. It signifies a sense of personalization and individuality, as one takes an active role in creating or modifying something to reflect their own unique identity.
"Speak of them when you walk on the road when you lie down and when you rise!"
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