Candle lighting and Segulot for Chanuka
When you light the Chanukah candles, you can bring down salvations. The days of Chanukah are particularly special to be healed above nature, for barren women to conceive, success and creating lots of light!
Rabbi Shalom Arush
When you light the Chanukah candles, you can bring down salvations. The days of Chanukah are particularly special to be healed above nature, for barren women to conceive, success and creating lots of light!
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Military experts are rightfully concerned about the Home Front and are arming and fortifying border settlements. Likewise, we must fortify Jewish homes because true victory in the campaign only comes when the Shechina (Divine Presence) is with us.
We are in the midst of charon af (divine fury) in the world. What concrete steps can we take to regain a sense of safety and protection in Hashem?
We have gone through so many difficult things, felt the pain, and cried... but we get used to it and accept it as reality. NO! We are going to wake up and call out to Hashem and beg for the complete, merciful geula. Rabbi Arush explains.
A MUST READ on the situation in Israel! One of the most important messages by Rabbi Arush ever! READ AND SHARE!
All beginnings of anything are difficult, but all the more so with hitbodedut (personal prayer). Read Rabbi Arush's great advice that really works!
UPDATED. During wartime, we're glued to the news. Instead, we need to be glued to Hashem and praying for the redemption of the People of Israel. Rabbi Arush strengthens us during these trying times.
Teshuva is not just for Rosh Hashanah! Rebbe Nachman emphasizes daily hitbodedut (personal prayer) because one's entire teshuva depends on self-examination. Following the tzaddik and being connected to him means doing daily hitbodedut and teshuva.
Tired of facing another Yom Kippur of asking forgiveness for the same offenses that you’ve mentioned year after year? Read Rabbi Arush’s advice about how to make this Yom Kippur different!