Parshas Naso The Mitzvah of Teshuvah and its purpose [Likkutei Sichos Vol. 37 p. 18] Parshas Naso discusses a number of Mitzvos, some of which are repetitious, having been already discussed in previous Parshiyos. One of these Mitzvos is the command associated with one who sinned against his fellow, […]
Parshas Naso-Likkutei Sichos-The Mitzvah of Teshuvah and its purpose
This Sicha is an excerpt from our Sefer Click here to buy Parshas Naso The Mitzvah of Teshuvah and its purpose [Likkutei Sichos Vol. 37 p. 18] Parshas Naso discusses a number of Mitzvos, some of which are repetitious, having been already discussed in previous Parshiyos. One of these Mitzvos is […]
Checklist & Summary of Halachos for Shavuos
This Halacha is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here or on Amazon.com Shavuos Checklist: The days preceding Shavuos: Valuing time: The Rebbe notes of the Rebbe Rayatz that the period of time during the days preceding Shavuos were utterly precious to him and were hence used wisely. Shabbos Mivarchim […]
Development of Halacha from Sinai to modern times-Lecture 5-Separation between meat and dairy
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Aliya Laregel-Visiting the Temple on a festival
This Halacha is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here or on Amazon.com Aliya Laregel-Visiting the Temple on a festival: The Mitzvah in Temple times:[1] In Temple times, it was a Biblical command for every man to visit the Temple on Yom Tov of the Shalosh Regalim, and bring with them a Karban […]
Shavuos in Midrash and Halacha-Audio Shiur
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Lighting a Yartzite or Yizkor candle for Yom Tov
Today’s daily Halacha [4th of Sivan] is dedicated by the Dudovitz family in memory of Shaindel Sara Bas Yosef Hersh Halevi in memory of her Yartzite ת.נ.צ.ב.ה. Yartzite/Yizkar candle: It is customary to have a candle lit on the occasion of a Yartzite of a parent.[1] Likewise, many are […]
Lighting a Yartzite or Yizkor candle for Yom Tov
This article is an excerpt from our Sefer Yartzite/Yizkar candle: It is customary to have a candle lit on the occasion of a Yartzite of a parent.[1] Likewise, many are accustomed to have a Yizkor candle lit during the days that Yizkor is recited.[2] When to light it:[3] It […]
Bringing small children to Shul
Bringing small children to Shul: [It is a Mitzvah and obligation upon a parent to educate his child to go to Shul and participate in a Minyan, once they have reached the age of Chinuch.[1]] One is to teach his young[2] children and educate them to answer Amen. From the […]
Kissing a child, relative, or friend in a Shul
Kissing in a Shul:[1] One is not to kiss his small children in Shul.[2] [This implies that it is however permitted to kiss older children, and other people, in Shul.[3] However, some Poskim[4] rule that in truth this applies to children of any age, and not specifically small children. Furthermore, […]
