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Be Known for This

When a person is known to refrain from listening to loshon hora, gossipmongers will avoid speaking in his presence, even when their words are intended for others to hear and not for him. ~ Chofetz Chaim

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Flaming Hebrew Letters Brought Her Soul Back

Sherry Levi shifted gears as she headed up the windy highway towards Jerusalem. This was a familiar road, flanked by pine tree hills and as usual typical with the anxious people driving to get to work. Today you could tell … Continue reading

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“Wake up from your slumber!”

If one does not awaken himself, how will he be helped by mussar? ~ Rabbeinu Yonah

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Plumbing

Making a living is all about plumbing. You’ve got a reservoir up there, a water tank down here, and you need some way to connect the two. The reservoir of life up there can’t be changed or moved. As for … Continue reading

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Making a Living

We don’t make a living – we TAKE a living. ~ R’ Mordechai Gifter zt”l

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Intimate relation with HaShem

Perform an important mitzva, but never reveal it to anyone else so the only ones who are aware of it are HaShem and you. ~ R’ Nachman Kahana

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Thank you

Learn how to say thank you: “We thank you Hashem for creating us! We thank you Hashem for giving us a sun that gives us light and warmth! We thank you Hashem for giving us air to breathe! We thank you … Continue reading

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The Harm of Listening to Loshon Hora

The mere listening to loshon hora, even without believing it, is very harmful  because it causes the speaker to continue relating derogatory information.  ~ Guard Your Tongue

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Simcha Shel Mitzvah

A close talmid once observed Reb Shlomo Freifeld putting on his tefillin.  After winding the tefillin shel yad around his arm, he stopped and closed his eyes, lost in thought.  Only after a lengthy period of reflection did he continue … Continue reading

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Trouble

The purpose of prayer is not to get us out of trouble.  The purpose of trouble is to get us into prayer. ~ R’ Yitzchok Hutner zt”l

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