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Monthly Archives: June 2015
Why One Must Rush to Repent
A person who dies without teshuva dies with a stain and goes to Gehinom. They put detergents on him to get the stain out, and the detergents hurt… oooohhh de they hurt! They burn! So the Neshama is somewhat scarred … Continue reading
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True Emuna
When a person finds himself in trouble and distress, and he sees no natural way to escape from his Evil Urge, and he then casts his lot with the Lord and trusts in Him, this is still not trust of … Continue reading
Posted in Emuna
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Relating that Someone Violates Mitzvos when it is Possible to Judge him Favorably
You are obligated to give a mitzvah observer the benefit of the doubt whenever possible…and are forbidden to tell others that he sinned….Furthermore, you must even refrain from disliking such a person because of his misdeeds. ~ Guard Your Tongue
Posted in Shmiras Haloshon
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Men are from Mars…
Men are from Mars and woman from Venus. The challenge is to make it work on Earth. ~ Chicken Soup to Warm the Neshama
Posted in Shalom Bayis
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Act Upon it
The Kuzari was told in a dream, “Your intentions are desirable, but your deeds are not.” R’ Yosef Yozel Hurwitz zt”l posed a question: We, too, seek the truth. Why do we not have dreams in which God reveals to … Continue reading
Posted in Mussar
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Inviting in Guests
“Inviting in guests, people who are God’s creations and children, is an even greater sign of our love of God than actually receiving the Divine Presence itself.” (Talmud Shabbos 127a). If we love God so much, we are always ready … Continue reading
Posted in Chesed
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What Should be Done
I can answer the question, what should not be done. But what should be done – this, each person must ask himself. ~ The Kotzker Rebbe
Posted in Spirituality
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He is Lax in Fulfilling a Mitzvah
There are some mitzvos which are, unfortunately, so neglected that failure to observe them is not generally condemned. Nevertheless, it is considered loshon hora to relate that a person is remiss in fulfilling that mitzvah. ~ Guard Your Tongue
Posted in Shmiras Haloshon
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