Shevisi Hashem

Thinking of being in G-d’s constant presence: To think of G-d immediately upon awakening:[1] [Immediately upon awakening, in order for one to overcome his inclination and motivate himself to get out of bed with alacrity[2]], he should [accustom himself to immediately[3]] think about who he is lying before and how […]

Waking like a Lion

Waking up on time:[1] One should be strong like a lion and overcome his desire [to continue sleeping] by waking [from his sleep[2] some time[3]] prior to the morning [dawn[4]] in order to serve G-d [which is the purpose of his creation and it is for this reason that his […]

Bold as a Leopard

  Introduction The Tur begins the first law of his noted work “Arba Turim” with a quote of the Mishneh in Avos[1]. This Mishneh is a general description of the conduct a Jew is to emulate throughout his life. These matters to be listed are fundamental pillars in successful service […]

Parshas Devarim-Excerpts from Likkutei Torah

  Explorations of Excerpts: 1.      How does the service of Iskafya/Self-control help bring the redemption? 2.      What draws down the 13 attributes of mercy on Yom Kippur? 3.      What is the difference between kindness and mercy?   Iskafya/Self-control helps bring the redemption:[1] The verse states “Tziyon Bemishpat Tipadeh” that Zion […]

Parshas Devarim-Summary of the Parsha

This article is an excerpt from our Sefer    Buy now on Amazon.com Parshas Devarim Pesukim: 105 [Siman:מלכיה ] Haftorah: Yeshayahu 1:1-27 Number of Mitzvos: There are a total of Two Mitzvos in Parshas Devarim; Zero positive commands and Two negative commands. The following are the commands in the order […]

Parshas Vaeschanan-Summary of the Parsha

*The article below is an excerpt from the above Sefer *As an Amazon Associate I earn from  qualifying purchases. Donate Buy in Paperback or Kindle Buy on Apple Books Purchase on our website Sign up for Daily Distribution Sponsor an Episode Parshas Vaeschanan Pesukim: 118 [Siman:עזיאל ] Haftorah: Yeshayahu 40:1-26 […]