Thursday, September 4, 2008
Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser - Thursday, September 4 2008
If one removes a Mezuzah from their home and returns it the same day, they do not have to make a Beracha.
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R’ Nachman said, “he who adds to the truth, decreases it.”
R’ Nachman said, “where there is no truth, there’s no kindness.”
R’ Nachman of Breslov said, “he who is far from the truth is far from charity.”
R’ Baruch of Mezhbuzh said, “as one thinks of Hash-m in his heart, so does Hash-m think of him.”
R’ Nachman said, “when a person learns Torah, it draws down the Hashgacha on the person”.
R’ Baruch of Mezhbuzh said, “we don’t have to bow down to Hash-m with our body, we have to bow down with our hearts.”
R’ Rafael of Bershad said, “if you want people to love you, you should love them first.”
The Kutzker once said, “Every mitzvah has to be done with a proper intention, except for humility.”
The Vetepsker once said, “Before Hash-m, the highest Tzadik and the lowest commoner are equal.”
the fourth foundation of doing Teshuva is Yagun- feeling distress for forsaking Hash-m. -Orchos Tzdikim.
its so easy to get overwhelmed when we think of all the Aveiros we did this year. But we should only worry about doing Teshuva and returning to Hash-m, being shomer Torah and Mitzvos, careful with certain areas we know we have great difficulty in. That's all HKBH wants from us, we are only human and prone to make mistakes, we need to look past them, learn from them and grow!
doing Mitzvos we respect truth and confirm our love for it
The Rambam said, “ those who consider something printed to be proof are fools.”
Yehuda HaLevy says, “my pen is my harp and my lyre, and my library is my garden and orchard.’
In Mishlei it says, “the borrower is the servant of the lender.”
He who lengthens the life of a poor man through Tzedaka will lengthen his own life.
R’ Yosef Cairo said, “no man is ever impoverished by giving Tzeddaka, nor is there any harm caused by it.
R’ Shmelke of Nicklesberg once said, “ don’t use the Chutzpa of a begger as an excuse to not help him.”
In Talmud Avoda Zara it is written, “we learn best what our hearts prepare to learn.”
In Beitza it says, “if one has compassion for others, Then Hash-m has compassion on him.”
In Beitza it says, “if one has compassion for others, Then Hash-m has compassion on him.”
In Berachos it says, “a dream not interpreted is like a letter unread.”
“with faith there are no questions; without faith there are no answers.” –Chofetz Chaim
R’ Pinchas of Koretz said, “Flattery is permissible only to promote peace.”
for there is no free man exept one who occupies himself with study of the Torah
Susceptible ! Kol hakavod !
I chose the path of faith, your judgements I set before me" it's writen in Tehillim 119:30
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