Courtesy: Rechav L’Neshama Chazal tell us that the Mikoshesh Eitzim who was killed in Bais Din for being Michalel Shabbos was a tzaddik. Why did […]
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DON’T FORGET WHAT KIND OF “SHIDDUCH” YOU MADE
Courtesy: Revach L’Neshama The famed Chassidic master Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdichev was in the need of a Chazzan, a cantor to lead the High […]
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(Courtesy: My morning meditations) When you awake in the morning, learn something to inspire you and mediate upon it, then plunge forward full of light […]
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(Courtesy: Rabbi Gil Steinlauf ) We Jews have a lot to be proud of. We have a long and ancient history. We have been beacons […]
Continue readingRABBI LEVI YITZHAK OF BERDICHEV (1740-1809)
(Courtesy: Chabad.org, written by Chana Lewis)A Brief Biography Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev (1740-1809) is one of the most beloved of chassidic leaders. Hundreds of […]
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(Courtesy: Rabbi Shimon Felix) I would like to discuss both the parsha of Ha’azinu, which we will read on Shabbat, together with some aspects of […]
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In a particular town (Berdichev) in Russia, there lived a rich doctor who had a special quality: He served free all the needy and did […]
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(Courtesy: Rabbi Oded Mizrahi) Rabbi Baruch of Mezibuz sat with his Hassidim in his Beit Midrash (study hall) and expounded on matters of Torah. Unexpectedly, […]
Continue readingHONEYMOON MEAL INGREDIENTS
(Courtesy: Ruth Gardin) It was Sivan of 5567/1807, and thousands of joyous Chasidim were anticipating the wedding that would unite two illustrious dynasties. The chatan, Yekusiel-Zalman, […]
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(Cortesy: Mayer Wise) The tzaddik Rabbi Yaakov Orenstein zt”l, the Yeshuos Yaakov, lived in the city of Yeroslav, in which the following story occurred (this […]
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