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Category: Chagim

Pesach: The Holiday of Emunah in Ourselves

Posted on April 11, 2024May 9, 2024 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on Pesach: The Holiday of Emunah in Ourselves
Pesach: The Holiday of Emunah in Ourselves

BS”D The sages call Pesach, “the chag of Emunah.” Emunah carries us through the “nights” in life. With it, we have the ability to connect adversity, pain, fear, and confusion to their Divine Source. We can sit in the middle of a raging storm or fall deep into the darkest pit, yet simultaneously rise above it…

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Chagim, Emunah, Getting Out of Galus

Mishenichnas Adar Marbin B’Simcha: What Does it Really Mean?

Posted on March 4, 2024March 9, 2024 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on Mishenichnas Adar Marbin B’Simcha: What Does it Really Mean?
Mishenichnas Adar Marbin B’Simcha:  What Does it Really Mean?

BS”D As the month of Adar approaches, so does the phrase “Mishenichnas Adar marbin b’simcha.“ It’s playing over speakers as we walk through the streets. It’s printed on random products and Purim gear. Children sing it in school and at home and then we’re singing it. It’s kind of taken for granted that in the…

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Chagim, Fundamentals in Judaism

Pesach: The Festival of Matzah and Ourselves

Posted on March 28, 2023April 27, 2023 By Simcha Gittel 1 Comment on Pesach: The Festival of Matzah and Ourselves
Pesach: The Festival of Matzah and Ourselves

BS”D Pesach is known as חג המצות, the festival of matzos. It is actually the name Hashem uses when He refers to this festival. But, why does Hashem specifically single out matzah instead of the korban pesach, which in many ways is more central to the chag? The Many Faces of Matzah Matzah is called…

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Chagim, Emunah, Fundamentals in Judaism, Getting Out of Galus

Simchas Purim: Finding the Hidden Hand of Hashem

Posted on March 9, 2023March 9, 2023 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on Simchas Purim: Finding the Hidden Hand of Hashem
Simchas Purim: Finding the Hidden Hand of Hashem

BS”D I’ve written previously, that the stunning turn of events chronicled within Megillas Esther really began when the Jewish people gathered together to fast, do teshuva, and plead to Hashem for mercy at the request of Esther HaMalkah. The situation may have seemed hopeless, yet they strengthened themselves in the belief that a geula could…

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Chagim, Fundamentals in Judaism, Getting Out of Galus

What is the Connection Between Tu BiShevat and Pesach?

Posted on January 25, 2023January 30, 2023 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on What is the Connection Between Tu BiShevat and Pesach?
What is the Connection Between Tu BiShevat and Pesach?

BS”D Both Tu BiShevat and Pesach each have their own version of a sedar. Is there any connection between these two holidays? There is a fairly well-known custom to make a sedar on the night of Tu BiShevat where participants eat fruits in a specific order, drink four cups of wine, and read a series…

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Chagim, Fundamentals in Judaism

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