Emuna Daily

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

Keep learning from life itself. 

There is no phenomenon in the world from which you cannot learn something practical.

By utilizing every opportunity for gaining wisdom, you will constantly keep improving and growing.

~ R’ Chaim Mordechai Katz zt”l

“In every generation, one must consider himself as if he left Mitzrayim.”

The Sfas Emes zt’l says that one must think this way because this is exactly what is happening.

Every year, on Pesach, we become free, and we leave our problems behind.

The Sfas Emes writes, “According to the extent one believes that he’s leaving his troubles, so will it be.”

~ R’ Elimelech Biderman

Unlike most other mitzvos, the uniqueness of matzah is that it enters the body.

Therefore, it is like a spiritual remedy.

It removes all the bad that is inside him and enables him to be reunited with Hashem.

~ The Tiferes Shlomo

We are guaranteed that even in this bitter exile, when we sit and tell the story of yetzias Mitzrayim to our children to implant them with yiras Hashem, Hashem’s kindness is on us, just as it was when we left Mitzrayim. 

~ The Chasam Sofer (Drashos vol.2 p.252.)

There are four sons in the Haggadah. 

In my opinion, the son who doesn’t know how to ask is best off from all of them. 

Because this son doesn’t ask any questions. 

He accepts everything that happens to him with emunah.

~ R’ Hirsch Rimonover zt”l

Eliyahu HaNavi attends the Seder of every Yid, and there are great tzaddikim who actually see him.

But an even higher level is when one believes that Eliyahu comes to our Seder.

~ The Sar Shalom

When Yom Tov arrives, people are eager to fulfill the main mitzvos, and they spend money on expensive matzos, a beautiful esrog, or superior wine, but there’s another mitzvah as well.

A person has to gladden the hearts of those in his family. A husband has to make his wife happy, ensure that his children are joyous. He has to have not just a nice esrog and quality matzos, but create genuine smiles.

It’s nice to love mitzvos, but make sure you have your priorities straight.

~ R’ Meir Mazuz

One who does not waste time will find time for everything.

~ R’ Chaim Yosef Dovid Azulai

When a person gets angry, he brings harsh judgments upon himself.

~ R’ Nachman of Breslov zt”l