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23 articles- The Merit of the Public Saves the IndividualAn exploration of how the merit of the public and the impact on family members can save an individual from divine judgment, based on the Yismach Yisroel.
- Ahavas Yisroel is the Foundation of YiddishkeitExplore how Ahavas Yisroel serves as the foundation of Torah, enabling every Jew to fulfill all 613 mitzvos through unity and brotherly love.
- Meriting Divine Help Not to ErrExplore how being pleasant in judgment merits Divine assistance, illustrated by a clever story of Rav Yaakov of Lisa identifying a dishonest claimant.
- Tzedakah Prior to MitzvosExplore the spiritual significance of giving tzedakah before performing mitzvos to cleanse oneself from sin and ensure prayers and deeds ascend purely to Hashem
- Hashem Sent His Problems to Your HandsThe Chidushei Harim explains that when Hashem sends a person in need into your life, you bear a personal responsibility to assist them, as illustrated by the la
- One Who Annuls Himself to Hashem Will Not Lack AnythingThe Chidushei Harim explains that the punishment of the Hebrew slave's ear reflects a failure to annul oneself to Hashem, who provides for those who trust Him.
- Shabbos is The TestThe Rebbe of Barnov explains how learning Torah on Shabbos serves as a litmus test for one's true spiritual desires and validates their efforts during the week.
- Seudas Shabbos is a Segulah for RefuahExplore how Seudas Shabbos serves as a powerful source of healing, featuring a miraculous story of Rav Shayala of Kerestir and the deeper meaning of the Torah.
- First Turn to Hashem, Then to a DoctorRav Mordechai Chaim of Slonim explains that when facing illness, one must turn to Hashem first and last, viewing medical intervention as only secondary.
- The Cure Comes From HeavenRav Menachem Mendel of Vorka teaches that while doctors provide medical advice, true healing and the ultimate cure for any ailment come from Heaven.
- The Rebbe Gave the Doctor Permission to HealA story about Rav Ahrele of Belz illustrating that a doctor's ability to heal is granted through the blessing and spiritual authority of the Tzaddik.
- One Who Recognizes His Place is Rewarded TwiceRav Bunim of Peshischa explains that one who recognizes their true spiritual standing without self-deception receives a double reward from Hashem.
- The Neshama is Exempt From LiabilityRav Bunim of Peshischa explains how living in Hashem's presence can exempt a person from liability for inadvertent sins regarding their borrowed soul.
- Klal Yisroel is Not Batul to the NationsA story about the Baal Shem of Mikolshtadt explaining why the Jewish people do not follow the majority when the truth of Judaism is clear.
- Do Not Destroy The BodyThe Baal Shem Tov explains that the body should be purified through Torah and mitzvos rather than through physical afflictions and self-destruction.
- Catching The ThiefThe Baal Hatanya explains how the Baal Shem Tov's approach to Chassidus uniquely 'catches' and eliminates sin rather than just scaring it away temporarily.
- One Who Serves Hashem is HealedThe Saba Kadisha of Radoshitz explains how serving Hashem empowers simple bread and water with the miraculous ability to heal the sick.
- One Who Serves Hashem Will be HealthyAn explanation from the Admor of Pinsk-Karlin on how gathering for avodas Hashem brings health and protection even when partaking in refreshments.
- This Shabbos Rectifies All the Days of ShovavimRav Tzadok of Lublin explains how Parshas Mishpatim offers a final opportunity to rectify the days of Shovavim and achieve spiritual freedom from the yeitzer ha
- The Meeting With His SisterA moving story about the Shach and his sister, their miraculous reunion during the Tach V'Tat pogroms, and the blessing that followed.
- The Debate With the Magen AvrohomA fascinating story of a heated Torah debate between the Shach and the Magen Avrohom, and the miraculous power of their learning to sustain life.
- One Gets Only What is Meant For HimA story about the Ibn Ezra and the Rambam illustrating the principle that a person only receives the sustenance that is divinely decreed for them.
- Sponsor the cost of sending a package of meat, fish and food staples for a widowed and orphaned family in Bait ShemeshSponsor a food package for widows and orphans in Bait Shemesh. Your $200 can bring joy and support to families in need—make a difference today!
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