Keys for Receiving the Torah
As we approach the holiday of Shavuot, what do we need to be able to accept the Torah anew? Rabbi Arush’s answer might surprise you...
Rabbi Shalom Arush
As we approach the holiday of Shavuot, what do we need to be able to accept the Torah anew? Rabbi Arush’s answer might surprise you...
We must empower ourselves constantly with emunah that Hashem loves us and wants only to do good for us, and that Am Yisrael is inherently good and holy. This emunah forms the basis of our teshuva from love.
The threats from every direction to the Jewish People in Israel and in the diaspora are immense! This is precisely the time to stand and pray – not just that we will be saved from these threats, but that we experience the complete complete Geula (redemption).
We naturally search for special opportunities – in spiritual matters as well as in material ones. Soon, a very rare window of opportunity will open, an auspicious time of a very different type, which every father and mother will certainly want to make use of!
Passover is coming soon, and expenses are mounting. Rabbi Arush tells us of an ATM that supplies money to whoever sticks his hand in the machine! If you're interested in this ATM, read on...
Were you happy on Purim? Don’t think it’s behind you. We are looking forward to more simcha and even more simcha, to good tidings and Geula and miracles for all Jews!
No one falls so low in one day. The child goes through a process. Initially, the child seems fine, causing the parents to ignore small signs ... until everything blows up in their face. The Jewish people too, have ignored early warning signs with disastrous results.
Congratulations! You’ve just won the jackpot!! Read on to see how to cash in your valuable prize...
Parents, do you want your children to be good, to do good for others, and to light up the world with goodness and blessing and life and holiness? Read on for the secret of the Mishkan (Tabernacle) and the secret of all child education!
Parents, everything begins with your belief in yourselves! Do not forget that you are tzaddikim and that Hashem loves you and is proud of you and appreciates you! This is what you should pass on to your children, thus giving them the ability to keep all the Torah and mitzvot and be good and truly succeed in life.
How is it possible that the Jews in Egypt saw eight plagues that decimated the Egyptians (but left them unharmed) and yet believed in idolatry and in their own wisdom? Today isn’t so different – Rabbi Arush explains...
Today there are yeshivas and kollels in a vibrant Jewish world. There are many baalei teshuva and people who are increasing their mitzvah observance – but where is the Geula? What more can we do to witness the Geula? What’s missing?