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10 articles- Reward for Mitzvos in This WorldAn exploration of how the Torah promises earthly rewards for mitzvos despite the Talmudic principle that reward for mitzvos is not given in this world.
- One Who is Connected to Hashem Does Not Need All Types of SegulosRav Henoch of Alexander explains that connecting directly to Hashem through thought and action surpasses the need for specific holy names or segulos for blessin
- Torah Should Not be a BurdenExplore how Torah study and mitzvos should be a source of joy rather than a burden, featuring insights from the Dubno Magid, Ohr Hachaim, and Kobriner Rebbe.
- Learning Torah Must Lead to ActionAn exploration of how Torah study must translate into practical mitzvah observance, illustrated by a story involving a student of the Ben Ish Chai.
- Fulfilling the Torah in PublicExplore the Chidushei Harim's insight on Dovid Hamelech's dedication to learning in public to inspire others, based on Medrash Vayikroh Rabbah.
- Confusing the SatanThe Kamarna Rebbe explains how to outsmart the Yetzer Hara by pretending to pursue material goals while actually focusing on spiritual growth and mitzvos.
- Hisbodedus While Around Other PeopleRav Aharon of Belz and the Ropshitzer Rebbe explain how to achieve hisbodedus and connect with Hashem through focused thought even while in a crowded room.
- Brachos on Fields Lead to Connecting to HashemRav Shimshon Pinkus explains why the Torah promises agricultural abundance rather than gold, highlighting how dependence on nature fosters a connection to Hashe
- An Abundance of Goodness Even if One Doesn’t Deserve ItA powerful story of Rav Hirsch of Rimanov and a farmer's plea for rain, exploring how Hashem provides sustenance even when we may not feel deserving.
- The Greatness of TzedakahExplore the Zohar's profound insights on how giving tzedakah to the poor sanctifies Hashem's name, connects Upper and Lower Worlds, and saves lives from death.
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