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Nazir Print E-mail
Being holy is what a Jew aspires to be because by being holy, he/she emulates Hashem. However, inspiring another Jew to be holy is another matter but takes sensitivity.  Every Jew nonetheless, has the potential to be his/her best in the eyes of Hashem.  Every Jew can help one another be their best too.

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Shalom Bayis and Naso Print E-mail
What constitutes Shalom Bayis (Peace of the Home) between the husband and the wife?  The mitzvah of shalom is so important that Hashem allows His name to be erased for its sake.  Learn to emulate shalom bayis as you read more.

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Going in Circles Print E-mail
Sometimes we feel as though we are going in circles in our lives - entrapped by our busy schedules, hectic pressures from the family within and community without.   But we can get out of this circle of chaos through spending some time reconnecting to G-d.

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Insights on the Degalim Print E-mail
Where did the concept of the degalim come from?  The Midrash has an explainaition.  Thanks to the angels!

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Freedom and Jubilee Print E-mail
The Torah defines the Yovel year (Jubilee) as the year of freedom for all Jews. If that's the case, why is the Jewish owner losing his Jewish slaves, and why is a land owner losing his land?  Well, no one has lost anything because everything actually belongs to G-d.  We have simply just lost touch about the propriety of everything and think we own something physical forever.  We do own our spiritual possessions which we carry over to the next world, but we must never forget that our physical properties are just temporary.  Learn more as Rabbi Yisroel Ciner explains what freedom really means to a Jew.

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"Rabbi Yehudah says: Whoever does not teach his son a trade or profession teaches him to be a thief". -- Talmud Bavli, Kiddushin 29a


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