Emuna Daily

I learned from my teachers… that whoever is careful with Birkat Hamazon will earn an honorable parnassah his entire life.

~ The Chinuch (Mitzvah 430)

Click to receive Emuna Daily
https://linktr.ee/emunadaily

Benching from a siddur or bencher with heartfelt kavanah is a segulah to merit generations of children and grandchildren who are yirei Shamayim and talmidei chachamim.

~ R’ Shlomke of Zvhil zt”l

Click to receive Emuna Daily
https://linktr.ee/emunadaily

Hashem designed us with loving care. He made food appealing so we would eat, gave us tiredness so we would sleep, and created the body’s natural urges to keep us healthy. 

Even our simplest instincts are reminders of His constant kindness.

~ Inspired by R’ Moshe Meir Weiss, Power Benching

Click to receive Emuna Daily
https://linktr.ee/emunadaily

Birkat Hamazon is precious to Hakadosh Baruch Hu. When a person benches with joy, Hashem bestows His blessings with joy and a generous eye. Therefore, never bench with sadness, only with joy.

~ The Zohar

This week’s parsha includes the mitzvah of Birkat Hamazon, making it the perfect opportunity to strengthen this daily mitzvah. Over the next few days, we’ll share inspiring Torah teachings to help us bench with greater joy, gratitude, and intention.

Click to receive Emuna Daily
https://linktr.ee/emunadaily

The Yetzer Hara’s first ploy is to cause a person to forget Hashem’s kindness.

~ The Ohr HaChaim Hakadosh (Devarim 8:18)

For weekly gems from the Ohr HaChaim HaKadosh: https://chat.whatsapp.com/IJTW7ti9sD75DUiHAbSbyU 

Click to receive Emuna Daily
https://linktr.ee/emunadaily

“A person enters the synagogue, stands behind the amud, and prays in a whisper. The Holy One, blessed be He, listens to his prayer… He is as close to His creations as a mouth is to an ear.”

~ Yerushalmi Berachos 9:1

The message of Shabbos Nachamu is simple: Even in exile, Hashem is closer than we can imagine.

Click to receive Emuna Daily
https://linktr.ee/emunadaily

One of the greatest tragedies of the Churban is that we no longer realize what we’ve lost.

Reb Yonasan Eibeshitz zt”l writes:

“If we understood how much we lost… we wouldn’t want to eat or drink. We would want to roll in the earth from distress.” (Yaaros Devash 1:253)

Click to receive Emuna Daily
https://linktr.ee/emunadaily

Not every thought deserves to become a sentence. 

Click to receive Emuna Daily
https://linktr.ee/emunadaily

If careless words helped destroy the Beis HaMikdash, careful words can help bring the Geulah closer.

Click to receive Emuna Daily
https://linktr.ee/emunadaily

The world says, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” Torah says the opposite. Broken bones heal. Wounds from words can last a lifetime.

~ Inspired by a shiur from R’ Eli Stefansky

If words can destroy, words can also rebuild. As we approach Tisha B’Av, let’s commit to speaking with kindness, guarding our speech, and avoiding lashon hara.

Click to receive Emuna Daily
https://linktr.ee/emunadaily