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Metzora: Renewing Our Connection With G-d
The Torah descends even to someone who is in the deepest depths of bad spiritual forces to awaken him and bring him closer to Hashem.
Tazria: Fruits of Love
The Ramban explains that eating forbidden foods can influence the embryo negatively and cause the baby to be born without spiritual sensitivity…
Metzora: A Cold Mikvah
It has been told that Rabbi Nachman of Horodenka (d. 1780) once said, "When I was a great Hasid I afflicted my soul and immersed in a mikvah every day".
Metzora: Messages from Hashem
Antisemitism can be a message that we have become overly attached to our host nations and have forgotten where our true allegiance lies...
Parshat Metzora
Last week's Parshah described the signs of the metzora ("leper") -- a person afflicted by a spiritual malady which places him...
Tazria: Man Versus Mosquito
Why does the Torah discuss the laws of ritual purity in people after teaching the analogous laws concerning animals, differentiating between kosher and not?
Tazria: Pain and Perfection
A person has a small pain in his chest. The doctor tells him in no uncertain terms that the pain is a warning sign and a major change is imperative...
Heart of the Parsha
Metzora: Renewing Our Connection With G-d
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 4/10/2021, 20:56
The Torah descends even to someone who is in the deepest depths of bad spiritual forces to awaken him and bring him closer to Hashem.
Tazria: A Humble Servant of G-d
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 4/10/2021, 20:56
It’s impossible to merit knowledge of the Torah and good deeds and teshuva unless one breaks his arrogance and coarseness.
Shmini: Every Day is a New Creation
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 4/4/2021, 07:24
We try to improve ourselves and turn to Hashem for help. Even if we fall, Rebbe Nachman says that everything will turn for the best and we will reach our goal.
Tzav: Be Happy, Be Healed
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 4/4/2021, 07:42
The month of Nissan is a month of miracles. Just being happy is in and of itself one of the most powerful healing potions possible…
Vayikra: Don't Despair
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 3/13/2021, 19:24
We despair because we don’t believe in ourselves, that we are beloved and still wanted by God, and that we have the strength in our souls to keep trying. But there's a solution…
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Chassidic Pearls
Metzora: Never Despair!
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 4/10/2021, 21:05
Never in all of history has there been such a widespread Jewish spiritual rebirth and thirst for Torah as in the present...
Tazria: Meeting the Tzaddik
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 4/10/2021, 21:05
God doesn't punish; He educates us, leads us on the right path, and helps us attain our necessary tikkun, or soul correction, so that we'll be worthy vessels...
Shmini: Eating in Holiness
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 4/4/2021, 07:32
How can this be? How does eating the additional hot dog or donut literally knock a person down the rungs of the spiritual ladder...
Tzav: Confessing to God
By Rabbi Lazer Brody
Update date: 3/20/2021, 19:41
