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From The Desk of Rabbi Shlomo Rizel Parshas Bo

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Pearls of Life The Pearls of Life bring Rebbe Nachman who describes in the Sichot HaRan 47, the self-composure one must aspire to attain true spiritual cognizance: “One must find the time to contemplate everything he is doing in this world, and because he does not compose his thoughts, he lacks true spiritual cognizance. Therefore, he does not understand the folly of this world. But, if he’d clarify the truth, he’d realize the folly and vanities of this world. When we do a daily self-evaluation and properly implement the commandments of the Torah our character traits would improve and we would rid ourselves of the obsession that bodily lusts consume so much of our time and mind with! Rebbe Nachman explains that the main obstacle that keeps the world distant from Hashem is a lack of YISHUV HADAAT. Once one achieves self-composure they will merit a complete clarification of the truth. A person who works on the traits of for example being 100% honest in their business dealings or never...

Pictures of Reb Nochum Yoel Halpern and His Family

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(photo courtesy of the Mishpacha.com) (photo courtesy of the geni.com) (photo courtesy of the geni.com)

Parshas Vaeira 5780 with Rabbi Lieber of Derech Ohr Somayach

Parshas Vaeira 5780 with Rabbi Lieber Likras Shabbos 02:17 There's a phrase everyone talks about, bechirah chofshis, free choice. Everyone knows that it means; I have a right to choose whatever I want to do. That's what G-d gives us in this world. Hakol b'yedei Shamayim, except for we can choose. People maybe don't realize always that it's only that, the choice. A person could decide, you know, I'm going to do this and that and the other thing; it doesn't always happen. You know, sometimes I ask guys in yeshiva saying okay, as far as parnassah and the future, what do they plan to do. So once in a while I'll get an answer like, yeah, I plan to be really rich and retire at 28. Like oh, that's nice. I always answer it doesn't work, you know what I mean? A lot of people try to do things, they want to do things, the accomplishment doesn't happen. You can try; who said it's going to work? It's true in the ruchniyus; it's for ...

Groundbreaking: Senior Saudi Religious Leader & Muslim Leaders From 24 Countries Visit Auschwitz [PHOTOS]

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Groundbreaking: Senior Saudi Religious Leader & Muslim Leaders From 24 Countries Visit Auschwitz [PHOTOS] From the Yeshiva World News

Chanukas Habayis Rabbi Glatstein's Shul Photos By Tzemach Glann From The Yeshiva World Website

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Rabbi Meisels from SeaGate and His Son in-law Rabbi Dushinsky

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"Rabbi Meisels from SeaGate at the chuppah and dancing in Isreal at the wedding of his Granddaughter, youngest daughter of Rabbi Dushinsky from Jerusalem, Mazel Tov and May he see many more years of healthy Nachas!" from the Twitter Account of KnesesIsraelofSeaGate

Parshas Vayigash

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                      Parshas Vayigash Tevet 5780 Based on the Torah of our Rosh HaYeshiva HaRav Yochanan Zweig Weekly Insights Printer Friendly Format   Click Here This week's Insights is dedicated in loving memory of Rav Shmuel ben Rav Usher Zelig Halevi. Sponsored by the Finkel family. "May his Neshama have an Aliya."     To Sponsor an Issue of Insights  Click Here    Things Aren't What They Seem to Be So he sent his brothers away, and they departed; and he said to them, See that you fall not out by the way (45:24). Before dispatching his brothers to their father in Eretz Yisroel, Yosef issued one final instruction to them; "Do not argue in any  halachic  matters le...