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23 articles- Preparing for Rosh Hashanah With AchdusThis article explains why Parshas Netzavim is read before Rosh Hashanah, emphasizing the importance of unity and standing together before Hashem on the Day of J
- The Merit of AchdusThis article explores the merit of achdus (unity) as seen in Parshas Netzavim, highlighting its importance as preparation for Rosh Hashanah and the Day of Judgm
- Achdus Like at Kabalas Hatorah:Rav Moshe of Kozhnitz explains that Parshas Netzavim, read before Rosh Hashanah, teaches us to stand united before Hashem on the Day of Judgment, just as we did
- Judging Everyone FavorablyThis article from Parshas Netzavim explains that preparing for Rosh Hashanah involves increasing love and brotherliness among Klal Yisroel, ensuring favorable j
- Annulling Midas HadinThis article explains how showing brotherliness (rayus) on Rosh Hashanah can annul strict judgment. It details how Hashem switches from the attribute of strict
- Greeting The Day of Judgment With Friendship:The Rebbe of Karlin teaches that greeting Rosh Hashanah requires "rayus" (brotherliness) and achdus, as indicated by the verse "B'echad lachodesh hashvi'i".
- Crowning Hashem With The Power of AchdusThis article explains how increasing achdus (unity) is the best way to prepare for Rosh Hashanah, enabling us to crown Hashem as our king and merit His mercy. I
- One Who Values His Friend Has His Prayers AcceptedThis article explains how valuing friends and fostering unity (achdus) can lead to accepted prayers and abundant blessings from Hashem, drawing insights from Ma
- The Benefits of AchdusDiscover how the power of achdus enables us to draw down abundant blessings from above, as taught by the Kobriner Rebbe and seen in Parshas Vayechi.
- Ahavas Hashem and Ahavas YisroelThe Maharal explains that loving one's fellow Jews is a profound expression of loving Hashem, as one who loves the Creator loves His creations.
- Knowing What a Friend NeedsThis article explores the essence of true friendship, emphasizing the importance of understanding and fulfilling a friend's needs, drawing lessons from Chazal a
- Seeing The Good in Every ManThis article discusses the importance of focusing on the positive aspects of others to foster strong relationships, drawing insights from Sefer Me'ohr V'Shemesh
- Establishing Rosh HashanahRav Yisroel of Tchortkov explains the pasuk "Atem netzavim hayom" as establishing Rosh Hashanah. When Jews accept the yoke of Heaven and do teshuva, they are bl
- Good Advice is Better Than Chiddushei TorahRav Menachem Mendel of Vorka explains why the Torah mentions woodchoppers before water drawers, revealing that giving advice to help fellow Jews is more disting
- Hashem Does Teshuva For UsThe Rebbe of Kuzmir explains how Hashem "does teshuva" for creating the yeitzer hara by helping us repent. This article explores the concept of divine mercy and
- The Avodah of Being B’SimchaThis article explores the concept of serving Hashem with joy (simcha), explaining how it leads to a vibrant life and ensures the transmission of tradition to fu
- Thanking Hashem For Helping a Friend:Rav Moshe of Kobrin teaches that being genuinely happy for a friend's success and thanking Hashem for their parnassah can bring abundance to one's own livelihoo
- Serving Hashem Shelo L’Shma Has ValueThe Baal Shem Tov teaches that even imperfect service of Hashem is beloved, especially in the generation before Moshiach. This is hinted at in Devarim 30:4, sho
- Preparing For Rosh Hashanah With TzedakahCiting Devarim and Rabenu Efraim, this article explains why giving tzedakah before Tishrei is crucial for being sealed in the book of life.
- Hashem Forgives One Who Gives TzedakahThis article explores how giving tzedakah, even to those who may not deserve it, elicits Hashem's mercy and forgiveness of sins. It draws upon insights from Ezr
- The Final ShabbosDiscover how the final Shabbos of the year holds the incredible power to uplift and save the entire year's service, as taught by the Bais Avrohom.
- On Erev Rosh Hashanah, One Can Still Save HimselfThe Minchas Elazar of Munkatch taught that even on Erev Rosh Hashanah, sincere teshuva can save us, and only the length of golus holds us back.
- Minchah on Erev Rosh Hashanah Can Bring the Geulah:This article explains that even during Minchah on Erev Rosh Hashanah, one can still do teshuva and merit redemption. It cites the Kreitchnifer Rebbe and the Yit
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