Torah ShareRabbi David Kaplan – Shares about the weekly Parsha (Yitro) with this last week’s parasha of the giving of the ten commandments.
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Rabbi David Aaron – Shares in this brief interview about how important our choices are but the results of those choices are in Hashem’s hands. We can take responsbility for our choices but not necessarily for the results. Even if things are going well its a good idea to still check in with someone (a mentor) because while you may be getting the results that you want you may still not be making the right choices. Most people base their choices based on the results rather than understand that the ultimate results are actually the integrity of your choices.
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Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky – Shares the underlying meanings of the “minor” holiday of Tu B’shvat. This includes the concept of it being the new year of the tries (parallel to how Rosh Hashanah is the new year of the World). Every year on Rosh Hashanah Hashem determines whether the World deserves another turn by it’s content and future promise of mitzvot and fulfilling Hashem’s plan. Similarly, trees represent the potential of it’s upcoming fruit ensuring it’s survival to bear that fruit.
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Rabbi Asher Baruch Wegbreit – In these two !Short Clips! Rabbi Wegbreit shares both: The mitzvah of lechem mishneh (the double portion of manna that fell from heaven to the Jews for Shabbos) – and how we can remember that miracle that occurred every day for 40 years by pausing and thinking about that beautiful continuous miracle. And, the mitzvah from Parashat Yitro of sanctifying Shabbos through the Jews partnering with that day of the week. How do we “sanctify” something? We distinguish that day from other days. Just like we sanctify our wife in marriage (by distinguishing her from everyone else). Treating her special – treating Shabbos special!
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Nice inspiring hopeful message for a Monday to start off the week that Hashem believes in you regardless of the struggles. The World cannot exist without you. Every person is a World. We have tremendous power by talking to G-d.
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Rabbi Aaron Dovid Poston – Gives over what the true definition is of the commonly used Hebrew phrase “mazal tov”. The word “mazal” is actually an acronym for the following: Makom, Zman, La’asot – which means that the person you are wishing “mazal” to should be at the right place, at the right time, doing the right thing. That’s the greatest blessing you can have.
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Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser – Shares the life story of the Baba Sali including his holiness and the ability to give miracle brachot on the day of his Yahrzeit.
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Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky – Shares the concept of learning how to not focus on answering a question but on answering a questioner since each one has different motivations when asking questions. This helps us avoid getting stuck and stumbling at best and confrontational at worst. Good tips for Rabbis and regular folks alike.
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Rabbi Yehudah Silver – Shares the powerful statistics of the enormity of the assimilation/intermarriage issue dwarfing the impact of even the Shoah (Holocaust). This !Short Clip! video discusses the problem, Torah-Share.com will post the why in some future videos B’H. Stay tuned.
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Rabbi Dr. Akiva Tatz – Shares some insights about the root of everything is sourced when it appears in the Torah including the husband/wife relationship. Another example shared is our growth in this World and how it affects our next World is analogous to the story of a fruit tree from the Midrash. A fruit tree originally was supposed to be edible (the bark and the fruit) but the tree “disobeyed” Hashem so to speak and did not follow those instructions. Therefore, a tree has to go through a lengthy growth period until is bears fruit that we can eat. The Midrash further states that in the next World the originally designed fruit tree will be the reality where both the fruit and the bark will all have the taste of the fruit. Rabbi Tatz says we can learn from this that the work we put it in this World will determine our next World exactly. Not that our next World starts our “vacation”. Similar to the analogy of if we want food for Shabbat we need to prepare beforehand otherwise we won’t have any. If we want a blissful next World we need to put in the work in this one – focusing on the three pillars on which this World is built upon (Torah, upon divine service, and upon acts of kindness).
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