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15 articles- Don't Make A G-d Out of a HumanOn Rosh Hashanah, focus solely on Hashem, not on human admiration. The article warns against idolizing people, even for their good deeds, as it can lead to Avod
- Who Knows How Much Pain Is Caused by Worldwide Fear of HumansThis article discusses how fear of public opinion and human judgment can lead to a form of K'fira, forgetting the Creator. It emphasizes understanding human wea
- The Blast of the Shofar Reminds Us To “Fief” People, Who Don’t Really CountThe Shofar blast on Rosh Hashanah reminds us to serve only Hashem, not humans. This article explains how the Yovel concept and the 100 Shofar blasts symbolize r
- After Gadlus Hashem, Comes Gadlus HaAdamThis article explains that after recognizing Hashem's greatness, we must also recognize human greatness. It highlights the importance of self-respect and avoidi
- No Vinegar on Rosh Hashanah ABSOLUTE POSITIVISMThis article discusses the importance of absolute positivism on Rosh Hashanah, advocating for avoiding negativity in thought and speech, and drawing lessons fro
- This Rosh Hashanah Think of Simchas TorahThis article reflects on the events of October 7, suggesting that the massacre occurring on Simchas Torah was a message from Hashem about the power of being hap
- Being Happy and Appreciating Your Torah and Mitzvos Will Save You on Yom HaDinThis article discusses the importance of being happy with Torah and Mitzvos, explaining that true learning requires appreciation, as evidenced by the Churban Ba
- Bnei Torah Need to Appreciate Their Own Torah LearningThis article emphasizes the importance of appreciating Torah learning and Mitzvos, drawing lessons from Chazal and Rabeinu B'chayei on serving Hashem with joy,
- Antisemitism Is a Bracha Min HaShamayimR' Yerucham Levovitz and R' Ahron Bakst explain how antisemitism, as described in Parshas Ki Savo, can be a Divine blessing to protect Jews from assimilation an
- Things Are Not Always the Way They SeemThis article from Parshas Ha'azinu explores how appearances can be deceiving, with seemingly good things being bad and vice-versa. It emphasizes that we don't a
- Each Person Has to Feel Like He’s The LuckiestThis insight for Parshas Ha'azinu explains how adopting a Torah perspective helps us see the hidden blessings in our challenges and feel truly lucky.
- What Looks Bad Can Really Be a Ma’alaThis article explores how seemingly negative situations can actually be a Ma'ala (good thing), using examples from Dovid HaMelech's life and WWII to illustrate
- The War in Gaza and Hezbollah, Y'mach Sh'mamThis article discusses the spiritual perspective on the wars in Gaza and Hezbollah, emphasizing the need for Teshuva and seeing divine providence in all situati
- NOVARDOKThis article explores the Novardok philosophy, emphasizing the rejection of Kavod (honor) and the importance of focusing solely on Hashem. It discusses how true
- Questions To Rabbi MandelRabbi Mandel addresses whether to recite the Vidui of R' Nissim Gaon if it causes negative feelings, emphasizing a positive and healthy approach to Teshuva and
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