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  Our mailing address is: Simchas Hachaim Publishing 4 Solond Rd Monsey, NY 10952 All credit goes to them December 30, 2021 | כ״ו בְּטֵבֵת תשפ״ב What Are Your Emotions For? We must speak of Hashem’s love more than anything else. When people get together and talk about where they’ve traveled, or what kind of car or furniture they’ve bought, they’re wasting their emotions. These feelings of enthusiasm are given only for one purpose —  “ nagilah v’nismicha bach ”  (Shir Hashirim 1:4): to love Hashem and come as close as possible to Him. -  Most Beautiful Nation    Own a SimchaPod?  Get  the biggest file update in ten years !    (Can't view the page? Email  simchapod@simchashachaim.com ) The Hasmada Program : Free MP3's... just for listening everyday! Books to inspire you   |   MP3 lectures as low as $2 each   |   The SimchaPod A unique double mitzvah.  Donations to Simchas Hachaim Publishing...

All credit goes to the Rosh HaYeshiva HaRav Yochanan Zweig and Talmudic College of Florida | Rohr Talmudic University Campus, 4000 Alton Road, Miami Beach, FL 33140 Pars has Va'eira ....................... .............................. .............. Tevet 5782 Based on the Torah of our Rosh HaYeshiva HaRav Yochanan Zweig Weekly Insights Printer Friendly Format  Click Here This week’s Insi ghts is  dedicated in loving me mory of  Leon Brickman, z”l Eliezer ben Chayim Menachem HaLevi. Sponsored by Mordechai & Rena Rosen . “May his Neshama have an Aliya!” To sponsor an issue of Insights  Click Here Close to You And I will take you to me for a people, and I will be your God… (6:7)   This week’s  parsha  opens with Hashem discussing with Moshe His plans for rescuing Bnei Yisroel from Egypt. Herein we find the well-known “ arba leshonos shel geula  – four iterations of salvation,” i.e. four different words describing the process of Hashem taking ...

  Which  brochos  may be said after lighting the candles? Prior to lighting the  menorah,  the  brochos  of  L’hadlik Ner  and  Sh’asah Nissim  are recited. On the first night, a  brocha  of  Shehechiyonu  is recited as well. After lighting the first candle, the  pizmon  of  Haneiros Halalu  is recited. Some wait to say it until all the candles are lit. The following  halochos  apply if a person forgot to recite the  brochos  before lighting the  menorah : 1) If he remembers before lighting the additional candles (on the second night and onward), he should recite all the  brochos . 2) If he only realizes after all the candles were lit, he may still recite  Sh’asah Nissim  and  Shehechiyonu  (on the first night). [שו"ע תרעו, א-ד, ומשנ"ב ד ו־ח, ושעה"צ ח; וראה שם ה] All credit goes to Dirshu |  911 County Line Rd. ,  Suite 205,...

  All credit goes to Simchas Hachaim Publishing  December 27, 2021 | כ״ג בְּטֵבֵת תשפ״ב In what manner did Abraham emulate Hashem? Abraham learned that G-d desires Mankind to enjoy all happiness. In order to emulate Him, Abraham understood that men must go to great pains in order to bestow happiness upon men; just as He did when He set the great machinery of the world in motion to give Man an apple dipped in honey. -  Rejoice, O Youth Subscribe     The Hasmada Program : Free MP3's... just for listening everyday! Books to inspire you   |   MP3 lectures as low as $2 each   |   The SimchaPod A unique double mitzvah.  Donations to Simchas Hachaim Publishing spread Torah  twice:  once as we publish new books and sfarim, and a second time when the proceeds from book sales benefit Rabbi Miller's yeshiva.  Select a book to sponsor  or call 845-275-3725 x700 to discuss a major sponsorship. Copyright © 2021 Simchas Ha...

  All credit goes to Dirshu |  911 County Line Rd. ,  Suite 205,  Lakewood, NJ 08701 Can one candle be lit with another candle? Regarding the question of whether it is permitted to light one  Chanukah  candle with another, there are three opinions: 1) Transferring a flame from one candle directly to another is permitted. Using a match or another medium is forbidden. Although the intent is to light another  ner , doing so indirectly disgraces the  mitzvah . 2) Transferring a flame from one candle to another using a match or another medium is permitted, as long as it will not become extinguished while in transit. 3)  Rema  rules that one should not transfer at all--even from one candle directly to another. He explains that since there is only one mandatory candle, a person would be automatically transferring from a candle with sanctity to a candle that has a lower level of sanctity. The  Achronim  disagree about whether...