Freedom of Choice?
Some governments want to force schools to adopt a curriculum that is heresy according to Torah standards. This trend is rooted in “openness” and “freedom of choice”. How can we protect our children from this toxic exposure?
Kalever Rebbe
Some governments want to force schools to adopt a curriculum that is heresy according to Torah standards. This trend is rooted in “openness” and “freedom of choice”. How can we protect our children from this toxic exposure?
We all have times when our prayer or learning is done with a coldness, a lack of interest, and devoid of any enthusiasm. What's the answer? The Kalever Rebbe gives practical advice...
How can a person accept the bad things in their lives with the same joy they feel when good things happen? Even if we intellectually understand the concept, can we control our emotions to the point of not being sad?
A mitzvah that is done with simcha (happiness) is rewarded a thousand times more than a person who does the mitzvah but feels burdened by it.
People make excuses to avoid growing their spirituality, and then they use reasoning to justify their behavior. However, they do not apply that same reasoning to other areas of their life. How do we break these excuses? The Kalever Rebbe explains...
We do not need to look for loopholes to circumvent the laws of Shabbat to earn money, even to use that money for a mitzvah. Hashem despises any mitzvah that is performed at the cost of desecrating Shabbat.
Imagine a news website with only a single article, whose headline was an apology to the readers that there was nothing newsworthy to report that day… Read the Kalever Rebbe’s "breaking news” about the news.
A Jew who believes in Hashem and trusts His Divine Providence has a different perspective to life's challenges. He sees them as a part of Divine Providence for him. This realization empowers him to face these challenges with peace of mind and a joyful heart.
There is tremendous reward for those who hold fast to Yiddishkeit in the face of ridicule. For every committed Jew, there many who mock him and call him “extremist” and "right-winger".
Rabbanim tell us that they are seeing a wave of teshuvah never seen before. What is the surest sign that our teshuvah is sincere? When there is unity amongst ourselves!
A Jew’s most powerful weapon is his pure emunah in Hashem. A Jew can grow his emuna by praying, by wearing tefillin with Shema, Yisrael, or even when discussing daily events. Through this, may we merit the downfall of our enemies.
The power of Torah supernaturally protects the Jewish people even while they are like a sheep surrounded by seventy wolves.
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