The Torah is not lacking even to the most accomplished scholar.
Nor is it beyond the grasp of the simplest school child.
~ The Alter of Salbodka, R’ Nosson Tzvi Finkel zt”l
The Torah is not lacking even to the most accomplished scholar.
Nor is it beyond the grasp of the simplest school child.
~ The Alter of Salbodka, R’ Nosson Tzvi Finkel zt”l
You are forbidden to convey loshon hora through hints and signs, hand or finger motions, and facial expressions.
“Mr. Weiss is a considerate fellow. Sure he is (in a sarcastic tone).”
“Joe is very honest (cough, cough).”
“Sara is extremely clever (with a wink of the eye).”
~ Guard Your Tongue
When a child feels something is missing
the child wants it,
demands it with all his heart and soul
and demands it now.
The world is not the way it should be.
None of us are in our proper place.
We must demand from our Father that all this be repaired
and be repaired now.
We need to scream out as a small child would scream. ~ R’ Tzvi Freeman
Even when you are in the most private room and no one can see you, still “Walk modestly with your God” (Micah 6:8) since His glory fills the entire earth. ~ R’ Shabtai Shftel Horowitz zt”l
“Working for Hashem on earth does not usually pay much, but His retirement plan is out of this world!”
“Believing in G-d means believing G-d believes in Me.” ~ R’ Shlomo Katz
We are commanded to give every person the benefit of the doubt. Why then, are people sometimes hesitant to give Hashem the same benefit of the doubt? ~ R’ Aharon Karliner zt”l
You are forbidden to show someone’s letter [or email] to others in order to belittle its writer. Even if you don’t make any comments, if the reader will get the impression that the writer is lacking in general intelligence or in Torah knowledge, this constitutes loshon hora by way of innuendo or allusion. ~ Guard Your Tongue