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    13 Sep

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    Recently, I gave a shiur  on sholom bayis-marital harmony.  A day later, I asked one of my friends who attended with his wife if he thought it was helpful.  He...

    13 Sep

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    I. Honoring the Kohen The Torah (Lev. 21:8) commands us to honor kohanim, members of the priestly family, by allowing them to go first (Gittin 59b). We let them go first in...

    13 Sep

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    The posuk in Devorim, Perek Tes Zayin, Posuk Chof Alef says that one should not plant an “asheira tree” next to the mizbayach of Hashem. Rashi says that we learn from...

    06 Sep

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    When preparing ourselves for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, many people concentrate upon character refinement.  They might work hard to improve their anger control, they struggle mightily to stamp-out forbidden...

    06 Sep

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    As a New York resident who worked in Manhattan on September 11, 2001, I will forever be haunted by the tragic day and its aftermath. However, visitors and future generations,...

    06 Sep

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    Yehudah put on his tefillin one morning as he always did and upon finishing davening he noticed that he had accidentally put on his Rabbeinu Tam tefillin instead of his Rashi tefillin. Yehudah quickly took off the Rabbeinu Tam tefillin and as he was...

    30 Aug

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    Rosh Chodesh Elul marks the end of the Jewish summer and the beginning of the autumn holiday season. Throughout the month, we engage in customs that grow as we approach...

    30 Aug

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    Reuven was doing construction on his house. The city required him to build a temporary wall around the site. Along the wall was a door. There is no Torah obligation...

    23 Aug

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    The fundamental principle of public Kabbalah classes is inherently self-contradictory. Esoteric teachings are intended for the intellectual elite, not the masses; otherwise they would not be esoteric. Comprehension of complex...