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We can easily tap into the awesome power of renewal, which is especially apropos now at the beginning of a new Jewish year...
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A true woman realizes her unique femininity that enables her to bring out the best in her husband, as it states: “A virtuous woman is the crown of her husband…”
Bereishit: The Power of Repentance
If someone regrets his transgression with such remorse, then two candles are more than sufficient to atone for his wrongdoings.”
Bereishit: The Natural Order - Chaos
The universe is in a state of entropy - a world in which mankind more easily drifts towards war and destruction than towards peace and brotherhood…
Parshat Bereishit
God creates the world in six days. On the first day He makes darkness and light. On the second day He forms the heavens, dividing...
Bereishit: Using Our Innate Abilities
Instead of using my true abilities for your own benefit, you tried to break my back with chopping wood and shoveling manure...
Bereishit: Let Us Make Man
God modeled the essence of humility by demonstrating that self worth does not depend on what others think of you.
Heart of the Parsha
Bereishit - The Power of Renewal
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 9/28/2021, 20:20
We can easily tap into the awesome power of renewal, which is especially apropos now at the beginning of a new Jewish year...
Haazinu: A Book of Prayers
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 9/11/2021, 21:11
This Torah portion is the song of Moshe Rabbeinu, who teaches us to turn the Torah into a song and into prayer.
Nitzavim-Vayelech: Rosh Hashanah with the Tzaddik
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 9/3/2021, 12:45
There is a good reason why it is a Jewish tradition to travel to be with a tzaddik for Rosh Hashanah – it isn’t just a Breslev thing!
Ki Tavo: Renewal
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 8/21/2021, 20:57
No matter what difficulties we face, we can renew ourselves by remembering all of the kindnesses Hashem has done for us until now, and praying for the future.
Ki Teitzei: Find Yourself Again
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 8/14/2021, 21:06
We forgot who we are. We got lost. We go searching for our lost objects, for the Torah we forgot when we were born, for our special mission. Only one person can help us find it…
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Bereishit: Using Our Innate Abilities
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 9/28/2021, 20:23
Instead of using my true abilities for your own benefit, you tried to break my back with chopping wood and shoveling manure...
Haazinu: Paying the Bills
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 9/11/2021, 21:16
A person that pays for an expensive ticket certainly doesn't leave the stadium in the middle of the game. Teshuva is the best deal...
Vayelech: The Fine Print
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 9/4/2021, 20:31
Just like the rabbi required Yossele to read his own Ketuba so he couldn't shirk the responsibility of adhering to its terms, we are required to...