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Counting of the Omer

Counting of the Omer

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Days of Building

	Days of Building
By Rabbi Lazer Brody Update date: 4/20/2015, 13:36

Why do we count the Omer? If we are looking forward to Shavuot so much, why not count how many days left rather than how many days have transpired since Pesach?

	Careful Speech
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Words That Hurt

	Words That Hurt
By Rabbi Lazer Brody Update date: 12/13/2020, 10:47

The Torah says, "Each of you shall not aggrieve his fellow" (Lev. 25:17). Hurting people with words is one of the most serious transgressions of Torah, as Rebbe Akivas students learned...

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	Pure Speech, Pure Heart
By Rabbi Lazer Brody Update date: 12/13/2020, 09:01

The curtailment of many joyous activities during the Omer, such as weddings, music and dancing, stems from the death of Rebbe Akivas 24,000 students, who "didnt properly respect one another"…

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Music, Joy and Omer

	Music, Joy and Omer
By Rabbi Lazer Brody Update date: 12/7/2020, 19:25

By custom, we refrain from playing musical instruments and listening to music during the Omer. Yet, this isnt at all explicit in Halacha. Where do we learn this from?

Two Sides of the Coin

	Two Sides of the Coin
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	A Second Chance
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Yom Yerushalayim

Yom Yerushalayim

Remembering Yerushalayim

	Remembering Yerushalayim
By Rabbi Lazer Brody Update date: 11/15/2020, 09:32

Our sages teach that anyone who laments Yerushalayim will merit in seeing our rebuilt Holy Temple. How does this manifest itself on a practical level?