Author Archives: Emuna Daily

Spiritual failures serve the purpose of compelling us to ever greater levels of resolve and commitment to avodas Hashem.” ~ R’ Ephraim of Sudlikov

There are no good times and bad times; there are only happy times when a Jew chooses to be b’simcha, and sad times when we don’t see that everything happens for a reason. All that we experience in our lives … Continue reading →

Anything that is important enough for you to do is important enough for you to do better. ~ R’ Yisroel Reisman Shlita

“If a person wants to please everyone, he will end up pleasing no one.” The Midrash calls the monarchy of Achashvairosh “a monarchy based on flattery.” At first, to meet the demands of his close advisors, the king executed his … Continue reading →

A very special moment of Yom Kippur is when we say Keser (in Kedusha). What a Yid can accomplish by the Keser on Yom Kippur, can be achieved throughout the entire day of Purim! ~ The Arizal In addition to … Continue reading →

Please make a list of everyone you want to give mishloach manos to on Purim. Then throw it out.  Now give to the people who didn’t make it on the list. Because that’s what Purim is all about.   ~ … Continue reading →

The Kedushas Levi tells a mashal of a king who opens his treasuries for one day and allows all citizens to come and take whatever they desire.  Someone who sleeps on that day is a fool. He could have earned … Continue reading →

The Mishnah Berurah (90:28) quotes a teshuvos Radvaz, who discusses a prisoner who was permitted to daven one day with a minyan. The question is which day he should choose. Should he request to go to shul on Yom Kippur … Continue reading →

When God wishes to bestow good, man must be able to accept it.  It is God’s nature constantly to bestow His love upon us.  Our sages thus teach us, “More than the calf wants to suckle, the cow wants to provide … Continue reading →

If a person rules over his yetzer hara, his children will not follow evil ways, he will prosper monetarily and not be put to a test.  ~ R’ Nachman of Breslov