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The Corresponding Limb

If a person uses a limb of his body to perform a mitzvah in this world, Hashem’s radiance will rest upon that limb in the World to Come.  However, if he forsakes one of the 248 positive commandments (which correspond … Continue reading →

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Stand up

When Rabbi Zariah was exhausted from his Torah studies, he would sit by the door of Rabbi Nosson bar Tuvi’s yeshiva.  He said, “when the rabbis walk by, I will stand up before them and I will receive reward.” ~ … Continue reading →

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A Time to Procrastinate

The Talmud states (Kiddushin 30b), “A person’s yetzer hara is renewed each day.” Why must it be renewed?  Because when something is real, it can be constant.  It can carry from one day to the next.  The yetzer hara is … Continue reading →

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Tightrope

How does a tightrope walker maintain his balance? When he feels himself pulled to one side, he immediately leans toward the other side. We must apply this technique to life in general. ~ R’ Yisrael Friedman of Rizhin zt”l

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Holding the Good for Yourself

“If you have learned much Torah, do not take the credit [literally, hold the good] for yourself.” ~ Pirkei Avos 2:8 If you are a scholar, a rabbi competent to rule on the law, and a judge, do not hold … Continue reading →

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When the Sun Shines

Never let your head down.  Never give up, sit down and grieve. Find another way.  But don’t expect your prayers to be answered when it rains, if you don’t pray when the sun shines. ~ Torah Tavlin

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Forget the Past

We need to start over every day.  And sometimes many times each day. ~ R’ Nachman of Breslov zt”l

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Revealing someone is a Baal Tshuva

You are forbidden to relate information about a person’s past misdeeds or the misdeeds of his family, even if you do not not intend to belittle him, and you will not cause the listener to think less of him, as … Continue reading →

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Bar Yochai

The Nachlas Avos tells that the Tana Yochai (Reb Shimon’s father) was married for many years, and didn’t have any children. Yochai told his wife that he wants to divorce and marry someone else, so he can keep the mitzvah … Continue reading →

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Not Everything…

Not everything that a man thinks should be said; not everything that he says, should be written; and not everything that he writes, should be printed. ~ The Kotkzer Rebbe zt”l

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