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In The Footsteps Of The Parsha
Weekly Parsha Shiur
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Don Jarashow
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Reb Meilech of Lezensk reminds us that during the good times, we have to store away for even the rainy days, in order to rise to the occasion, become better, and grow.
It's almost 90 degrees, and Kabbalas HaTorah is around the corner. Is this ironic, or perhaps very much intentional?
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Explore the journey from Pesach to Shavuos, where each moment offers spiritual growth. Discover the essence of our commitment to Hashem and embrace opportunities for reflection, connection, and transformation. And remember, as a servant of the King, there is no such thing as waiting for an oppurtunity.
The Chofetz Chaim and the Apiryon remind us through the laws of negaim that sometimes it's about the long-term goal, and the short-term trials are a tradeoff for eternity.
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How Aharon HaKohen reached the state of 'vaydom,' akin to a rock, and how the Sanzer Rav was eager to praise Hashem after burying his son, are aspects we will never fully comprehend. However, the common trait shared by both, which we can all strive to cultivate and enhance in our own bitachon, is their profound realization that they were always cradled by the King.
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The profound significance of the penetrating gaze of the Alter of Kelm is illuminated by the insight of Rabbeinu Yona regarding the act of removing the ashes performed by the Kohanim.
We're all striving for greatness, aspiring to be better versions of ourselves. Let's not forget that each of us is a precious, pristine, and glorious gem.
Galusis painful; The Shekalim remind us, all we can do is show Hashem that we won't give up. We know He's here, and we trust that He will redeem us.
Learn from the mistakes of our forefathers. Don't reach a point where you'll want to say, 'chaval.'
Embark on a transformative journey as we navigate the peaks and valleys of spiritual growth, drawing inspiration from the recently concluded Shovavim period. Join our insightful discussions, featuring wisdom from Rabbi Trenk and the bochur who drove to the movie theatere on Shabbos. Delve into the spiritual insights derived from the Novominsker Rebbe's teachings about the ketores, and explore parallels that resonate with our own personal journeys.
Building a dwelling for the Shechina in this world demands more than mere materials; it extends beyond the historical tabernacle. This principle applies to the personal tabernacles we yearn for in our individual lives, requiring a deeper, spiritual foundation.
Listen to the lesson from a Russian security guard in Siberia in the 1900s that Reb Meir Futerfas has to tell us. It sheds light on the ear-piercing punishment of the eved ivri and has the most acute and applicable applications for us today.
Titles like CEO, president, doctor, and lawyer, along with impressive degrees, may radiate grandeur and prestige. However, as Yisro teaches us, life embraces much more than these professional roles and academic accomplishments.
If we were privileged to hear a fiery mussar shmuz from the venerated Mashgiach, Rav Chatzkel Levenstein, regarding the manna and its relevance to present-day challenges, parnasah, and even the ongoing war, perhaps he would have said something along these lines.
Discover the connection between the 'toirala' of the holy Piacezner, as taught during Reb Shloimal'e's encounter with the 'holy hunchback,' and the story of Yetzias Mitzrayim.'
'Doubling down' isn't limited to a one-time negative occurrence; it can also have a pervasive impact on our entire existence, encompassing our lifestyle and prosperity as Jews.
Avoid getting pricked by thorns; they're everywhere, and the more you run, the more you may get pricked. Discover how to navigate through these endless challenges.
You always believed you understood the purpose of a sword and thought you knew the true strength of prayer. Consider rethinking.
While there's nothing quite like the momentum of the beginning, explore why the middle might be even more significant for achieving long-term goals.
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