מרות של הרבי מקאצק, ב"ב תשכא, עמ' קפג אות תר, דבר והפוכו ילקוט השלם לתורות וא
אין לך דבר ישר יותר מאשר סולם העומד באלכסון, ואין לך עקום יותר משפת חלקות (גלייכ -וערטיל), ואין לך שלם יותר מלב נשבר.
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- By Being Connected to Hashem with Every Move You Make, You Are Zoche to The Most Spectacular AccomplishmentsDiscover how constant awareness of Hashem's presence led Noach and Yosef HaTzaddik to achieve spectacular accomplishments and save humanity from destruction.
- A Baal Bitachon Is Close to Hashem, Which Makes Him the Luckiest Person in The WorldExplore how Bitachon grants a person special favor from Hashem, drawing parallels between Noach's salvation and the unique status of one who trusts in the King.
- Counting Your Blessings Brings Goodness in This WorldExplore how Noach's korban of gratitude after the Mabul teaches that thankfulness sustains the world and counters the destructive dissatisfaction of theft.
- Hashem Tests You to See If You’ll Appreciate Your Life Even When Things Are Not So PerfectExplore the importance of gratitude in marriage and life, learning from Adam HaRishon and Avraham Avinu how to appreciate Hashem's gifts even through challenges
- Criticism And Lack of Proper Respect and Appreciation Is a Form of Subtle DestructionExplore how the Torah's description of animals in Parshat Noach teaches the importance of respect, the dangers of criticism, and the value of every creature.
- By Having Emuna During Times of Darkness Eventually Things Will Become BrightExplore how maintaining faith during dark and confusing times (Arvis) leads to clarity and light (Shachris), featuring insights from the Gemara and Rav Hirsch.
- Every Human Being Is Sacred to Hashem and Should Truly Be in Awe of His Own GreatnessExplore the Slabodka Mussar concept of Gadlus HaAdam, emphasizing the sanctity of every human being as a Tzelem Elokim and the importance of recognizing one's o
- Negative Thoughts About Yourself May Be a Grave SinExplore why negative self-perception is a spiritual trap and how the teaching of Al Tehi Rasha Bifnei Atzmecha helps overcome the Yetzer Hara's discouragement.
- The One Who Struggles Is on TopRav Samson Raphael Hirsch and Rav Shlomo Wolbe explain how those who struggle with morality and personal challenges are often considered greater in Hashem's eye