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10 articles- Everything Depends on the Beginning of the DayRav Henoch of Alexander explains in Parshas Bereishis how contemplating Hashem's creation each morning strengthens emunah against worldly desires.
- The Drashos of ChazalIn Parshas Bereishis, Rav Moshe of Kobrin teaches that we must rely on the interpretations of Chazal rather than inventing our own explanations of the Torah.
- The Entire Torah is in the Word BereishisIn Parshas Bereishis, the Vilna Gaon reveals how the entirety of Torah is contained within the first word, demonstrating with a hint to pidyon haben.
- Depression Leads to all AveirosDiscover how the word Bereishis hints to serving Hashem with joy, illustrating how sadness leads to sin while simcha serves as the foundation of divine worship.
- The Main Bracha is EmunahThe Ruzhiner Rebbe connects the conclusion of the Torah to its beginning, explaining the essence of true blessing and ongoing spiritual growth.
- A Broken Heart from Physical DesiresRav Avrohom of Stretin explains how a broken heart over engaging in physical desires can bring divine blessing to the world on Parshas Bereishis.
- The Root of all SufferingIn Parshas Bereishis, the Bais Avrohom of Slonim explains that the root of all suffering in this world stems from Odom's wife persuading him to eat.
- One Must Ask Himself "Ayeka"In Parshas Bereishis, Hashem asks Adam, 'Where are you?' The Slonimer Rebbe explains this as a vital call for self-reflection after the High Holidays.
- Shabbos Atones for all SinsDiscover why Shabbos has the unique spiritual power to grant atonement even when ordinary teshuva falls short, as revealed in Parshas Bereishis.
- Shabbos Nach YomtovDiscover the profound holiness of Shabbos nach yomtov following Simchas Torah, retaining the festival sanctity through Torah and Shabbos.
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