All posts in: Inspiration
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7 years ago
Why we Wine
TO BE ADAPTED TO ANY OCCASION! Whenever we want to sanctify an event, we always use a cup of wine. We use it for kiddush, a bris milah, a chupah. But why wine? Many ..
Written by Anonymous
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7 years ago
Do not follow OTHER GODS ?!?!?
How is it applicable today to say “do not follow other gods”? And, surely if the Torah writes this statement, it seems to give strength to the argument ..
Written by Moshe Kormornick
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7 years ago
Chanuka: Growth!
A great rabbi, HILLEL, taught that on the first night of Chanukah we light one candle and each successive night we add an additional candle until on the eighth night ..
Written by Ben Rose
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7 years ago
Being Anshei Emet
We see that Yitro, when advising Moshe to set up a system of courts and find people to answer all minor questions and to give advice, advised Moshe to find ‘anshei ..
Written by Jonny Caller
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7 years ago
20/20 Hindsight
Many have the question, why do bad things happen to bad people (and vice versa). While there is no easy answer, here is a helpful insight. We say every day in Ashrei, ..
Written by Yitzchok Kett
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7 years ago
The Pursuit of Happiness
The Pursuit of Happiness I have been thinking about the pursuit of happiness inspired by Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler in his compiled essays “Strive for Truth”. We live ..
Written by Anonymous
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7 years ago
Conveying a negative message – Beyond Lashan Hora
We are all probably familiar with the concept of lashan hara and the importance of proper speech. What however often gets over looked is the idea that one can do this ..
Written by Anonymous
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7 years ago
Chassidim – Anger
ANGER “Reishit goyim Amalek – Amalek is foremost among the nations.” (Bam 24:20) R’ Aharon Roth (“Reb Ahrele”) ..
Written by Anonymous
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7 years ago
The Yetze Hor’a Target!
We face many challenges in life in many different areas…this is the beauty of free will. Often, the Yetze Hora attacks us in places where we are most comfortable. ..
Written by Anonymous
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7 years agoBris Milah Vort- What we gain by taking away
At a bris, we offer the following bracha to the parents of the baby: “Just like he entered the bris, so too should he enter (the world of) Torah, Chuppa and good ..
Written by Rabbi Moshe Kormornick
