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Category: Emunah

Kabbalas HaTorah: Hearing Hashem’s Voice

Posted on May 26, 2020May 27, 2020 By Simcha Gittel 1 Comment on Kabbalas HaTorah: Hearing Hashem’s Voice
Kabbalas HaTorah: Hearing Hashem’s Voice

BS”D In Sefer Tehillim (95:7) it says that we are Hashem’s people “today, if you hear His Voice.” But, what does it mean in a practical sense to “hear” Hashem’s Voice? What exactly are we supposed to be listening for? A Bas Kol from Shamayim? And [Hashem] said: “Go out and stand in the mountain…

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Chagim, Emunah, Fundamentals in Judaism, Tefilla

Sefiras HaOmer: Learning How to Walk

Posted on April 21, 2020April 27, 2020 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on Sefiras HaOmer: Learning How to Walk
Sefiras HaOmer: Learning How to Walk

BS”D Straight after the first day of Pesach we enter a seven-week cycle known as Sefiras HaOmer (the Counting of the Omer). The 49 days from Pesach to Shavous really represent a journey of 49 steps to spiritual growth and emotional refinement that help us renew our acceptance of the Torah on an individual level. On the first…

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

Seeing Ourselves As if We Personally Left Egypt

Posted on April 5, 2020May 25, 2020 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on Seeing Ourselves As if We Personally Left Egypt
Seeing Ourselves As if We Personally Left Egypt

There are two big takeaways from the continuing upheaval and the events of the past few weeks: Hashem is running the world. In an instant and unexpectedly, our lives can dramatically change. While that change may be uncomfortable, we can choose to remember the One Who is Pulling all the Strings and work to focus…

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Chagim, Emunah, Getting Out of Galus

Staying Calm and Positive in Challenging Times

Posted on March 24, 2020March 30, 2020 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on Staying Calm and Positive in Challenging Times
Staying Calm and Positive in Challenging Times

BS”D These days many of us are living in some kind of quarantine– separated from each other and the daily activities that defined our day. We’re locked in our homes feeling afraid and overwhelmed… worried about getting sick… or the health of our loved ones… or losing work… or how in Heaven’s Name we are…

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Emunah, Fundamentals in Judaism

Coronavirus: What’s Hashem Trying to Tell Us?

Posted on March 16, 2020April 5, 2020 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on Coronavirus: What’s Hashem Trying to Tell Us?
Coronavirus: What’s Hashem Trying to Tell Us?

BS”D A few weeks ago, before Coronavirus dominated the headlines, life was pretty normal… Oh, how things have changed!!! A seemingly small and insignificant ailment has somehow set off a heavy-handed, global response. Governments throughout the world are implementing a series of increasingly militant, often bizarre regulations and laws that can (and do) change by…

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Chagim, Emunah, Getting Out of Galus, Parsha Insights

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