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Zig Zag

Our entire life’s journey consists of ups and downs – zigzags.  One moment we lift our heads and we feel as if we only desire Hashem – and a moment later we are looking sideways … and we fall. But, after … Continue reading →

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A Bargain

Der Leben iz di gresteh metsi’eh – me wrigt es umzist.   Life is the biggest bargain – we get it for nothing.

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One Day at a Time

Just as Hashem provided the Jews in the desert with their daily allotment and not more, the Baal Shem Tov would not go to sleep until he had either spent all his money that day or had given it to … Continue reading →

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Lessons from the Manna – Shabbos

“Six days you will gather [the manna] and on the seventh day, which is Sabbath there won’t be any.  And it was on the seventh day, some of the people went out to collect and they did not find any.  … Continue reading →

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Lesson from the Manna – No Leftovers

Moshe commanded the Children of Israel not to leave over any manna for the next day.  Anyone who defied this command found that the leftover manna was infested with worms for no apparent reason.  No matter how well they tried … Continue reading →

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Lessons from the Manna – More or Less

“This is what God has commanded: each person should gather as much [manna] as he needs to eat (i.e,) an omer for each person.  You should take (one omer) for every person in your tent.  The children of Israel did … Continue reading →

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Lessons from the Manna – Absolute Trust + Segula for Parnasah today!

The Zohar teaches that the Jews collected their daily manna with simple faith – no one had any doubt that the manna would be there.  They went outside every single day with absolute trust in Hashem that he would provide … Continue reading →

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Lessons from the Manna -The King’s Son

I would like to change things up a bit for just one week and focus on some of the powerful lessons we can learn from the manna that Hashem sent down from Heaven, sustaining the Jewish people in the desert … Continue reading →

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The Straight Path

Az me gait gleich, falt men nit. – If you walk straight, you will not stumble.

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Lesson from an Apple

Rabbi Elimelech, the Rabbi of Lizhensk, was widely recognized as a righteous, holy Jew and an accomplished scholar. Once a young Torah scholar visited Rabbi Elimelech. “Rabbi Elimelech,” began the visitor, “we are both scholars, well-versed in Jewish law. Yet you have far … Continue reading →

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