Es iz leichter bei andereh chesroines tsu gefinen vi bei zich meiles.
It is easer to find faults in other than virtues in oneself.
Es iz leichter bei andereh chesroines tsu gefinen vi bei zich meiles.
It is easer to find faults in other than virtues in oneself.
“Bring us back to You, HaShem, and we shall return, renew our days as of old.”
Here is a video of Yehuda Green leading us in Seloichos a couple of years ago. He is IY’H doing it again this Saturday night. Can it get any better? I hope to see you there.
If all the people in the world would be authors, they still would not be able to describe adequately how reprehensible loshon hora really is. ~ Maharal of Prague
If you wouldn’t fall, you’d never learn how to get up. When you are falling, let your heart be filled with joy, because the One, the Only One, is teaching you to get up. ~ R’ Shlomo Carlebach zt”l
The words below are holy, but when you hear it sung over and over in this holy niggun, trust me, it will penetrate the neshama and bring you to another level.
“Hashem says to his children I will conceal myself on that day but the Rebbe Rav Nachman says that even in the Hidden concealment Hashem yisborach is definitely present there, even during the hard times you’re experiencing I’m here standing before you. ~ Rabbi Nachman of Breslov zt”l in Likutei Maharan.”
Listen to this. By the third or fourth go around, you won’t know what hit you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcGX2xBaMbw
Song and melody is the most amazing links between a person and his Creator. Our soul is wrested from upper worlds, where it is accustomed to hearing the singing of the ministering angels. Therefore, even now, when it is in a body – it yearns for song and melody.
When we hum and sing, we are immediately joined to Hashem. It is an amazing force and it has great power to draw the heart of a person to Hashem. We can get lost in a song that connects us and we lose interest in anything else – we just want to continue to feel this ecstasy. ~ R’ Menachem Azolai as translated by Dov Elias
With this in mind, every now and then, I plan on posting quotes from holy songs and including the audio so you can hear them. There are some songs that can help you reach new heights that you may not be able to achieve with just a short quote. Look out for tomorrow’s post which will include a song that is catching fire and will surely ignite your holy neshamas.
Tachrichim mach men on keshenes
Shrouds are made without pockets.
“Sometimes it happens that you set out to do something with the best of intentions — and you end up with what appears the opposite. Know with absolute certainty — because this is a tradition of our sages — that if your true intent is good, then only good can come out of it. Perhaps not the good you intended — or care for — but good nevertheless.” ~ R’ Tzvi Freeman