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In our fourth lesson in the holy work entitled Shaarei Kedushah written by Rabbi Chaim Vital (student of the Arizal) – we continue the theme of acquiring Ruach HaKodesh – Divine Inspiration.
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The Lubavitcher Rebbe shares the concept of “acts of kindness.” It is one which is far removed from the way most of us think. While we consider those who may lack – but who survive – as having enough, the Rebbe teaches that this is not the concept of the Mitzvah of kindness that the Torah teaches…
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Once upon a time, two brothers who lived on adjoining farms fell into conflict. It was the first serious rift in 40 years of farming side-by-side, sharing machinery and trading labor and goods as needed without a hitch.
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This video (below) is the story of the cemetery in Vilna. Vilna used to be a hub of the Jewish people, and in years gone by was known as the “Jerusalem of Lithuania”. Today – our very Talmud’s are based upon the standard printed edition of Vilna from years gone by. It was from Vilna that the outstanding Torah giant – Rabbi Eliyahu Kramer – known as the Vilna Gaon, arose. His pupil, Rabbi Chaim of Volohzin would set up the first standard Lithuanian Yeshiva, from which all Lithuanian-style Yeshivas continue their learning styles and schedules to this day.
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I came across this and felt I just must share. Worthwhile for us all! Enjoy!
Advice from an 80 year old man…………
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