No Evil Speech in Breslev!
A person lives in a battle zone, attempting to find some corner to shelter in. He lives in some far off place, out of the lions mouth, but even there they drive him mad...
A person lives in a battle zone, attempting to find some corner to shelter in. He lives in some far off place, out of the lions mouth, but even there they drive him mad...
One who speaks detrimentally about tzadikkim and upright people not only causes damage to himself, but brings tragedy on the entire Jewish people, Heaven forbid…
Words of gratitude transform and unite us. By valuing positive speech and fostering unity, we create a world where every individual can thrive in peace and Divine blessing. But, on the other hand...
In our era where words travel at the speed of light, guarding the sanctity of speech is more relevant than ever. Speech is a great tool to unite and elevate us all!
Should he go or shouldn't he go? Jews in Israel and in the USA are in the midst of a bitter debate whether Prime Minister Netanyahu should address Congress or not…
In Judaism, a person isn’t just ‘good’ if they don’t murder or steal; one must actively do good. But that’s not all. The Jewish definition of ‘good’ is doing G-d’s will...
Don't be jealous of a person who lives carefree life; this world is like a big restaurant – after you eat, you have to pay the bill.
Our soldiers are the best of the best. They use the most advanced weaponry. But there’s one essential element in our war arsenal that, if missing, means certain defeat...
Learn the lesson of Yosef and his brothers. A person cannot live a happy life when he is constantly jealous of others. Don't allow this negative emotion to entrap you in a state of depression! Rather, live a happy life that is void of hatred and jealousy.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity: Until 15-Av, the Kalever Rebbe will daven specifically for whoever tries to make a shidduch -to merit brachot, goodness, and salvations in all matters.
How could a leading stage of the generation be so wrong? He knew Torah inside out and was able to convince 250 sages of the Sanhedrin to rebel against Moshe. What happened, and how can we avoid making the same fatal mistake?
We Jews are ruled by our King, whose eyes are always upon us. His constant gaze ensures that we maintain healthy and beneficial behavior toward others. When we fail, Hashem’s gaze ensures that we do teshuvah for our wrongdoings.