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Being open to varied Shidduch ideas; The advantages of strong faith and optimism
40 matching published letters in chronological order.
Being open to varied Shidduch ideas; The advantages of strong faith and optimism
Don’t limit your criteria for prospective shidduchim; Leave it to G-d to do what's best for us
Nature of the Rebbe's advice; Inadvisability of being unsettled when looking for a husband; How to seek a match; A "modern" shidduch; Parent's worry due to child's independence
Response to issue with Sheitel due to being "old fashioned"; Mitzvahs should be observed as Hashem's command, although they provide our good as well, especially Sheitel; respect is given to those who live based on their faith and convictions; our actions always have an influence on others
The spiritual and physical go hand in hand together; prepare yourself for your trip to Eretz Yisrael
Trying specific methods of treatment
Kabbalah must be taught through authentic tradition and lived observance; detached interpretation and translation brings distortion; Chassidus offers a clear, faithful path to inner Torah; efforts better spent on revealed Torah that leads to action and prepares for deeperunderstanding.
Torah and Mitzvos benefit mankind and connect us with the Creator
The value of halachic authority; arrange decisions beforehand to implement a peaceful marriage
Helping the wounded in Eretz Yisrael; seeing that people care for them will uplift them; unity must be felt tangibly
Attending a teachers' seminary; dealing with inner conflicts; the belief in fatalism
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Torah is the power with which to overcome temptations; a good approach is to dismiss them
Marriage is not a mathematical formula; ascertain the primary factors and everything else will fall into place; writings must appeal to the emotions and the intellect; once married and settled you can have influence on brother
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Advice for concentration during prayer
Taking a look at Jewish history we learn to act as Torah-true Jews
Good News is Advancement in Yiddishkeit including helping others; questions of where to study
Depression is contrary of Divine service; When Merirus (bitterness) is permitted; Your letter about feeling guilty and sad arrived in the Ten Days of Teshuvah; I hope you dismiss all feelings of sadness
Na'aseh Venishma is a logical approach: Better start an investment based on faith alone when there's no substantial loss
Consider the proposal only if the conversion is Halachically true and all else is compatible
Like fish in water, Jews can function well only in atmosphere of holiness through Torah observance; Rational understanding unnecessary for it to provide contentment and peace of mind
Is one allowed to seek their own truth when it is contrary to Torah
Man as the purpose of creation; self-judgment during prayer; controlling vs. eradicating evil; Torah is an eternal guide for Jews; rabbis can help the uneducated
Education in Australia is a higher priority than moving to Eretz Yisrael; one cannot handle two important priorities; education in the Diaspora strengthens the security of Eretz Yisrael
Work in the natural order to find a Shidduch
G-d provides the capacities to fulfill His Will; for particulars speak to a rabbi
How to receive supernatural blessings
Megillas Esther is a significant tribute to Jewish womanhood
A Jew is always a Jew; a Jew should however choose to live with true Torah standards; the best for the soul
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One of the tactics of the Yetzer is by saying that you are not that religious anyway; priority attention to the matter of a Shidduch
The Creator designed all creations with a purpose for good
The family unit vs. Kibbutz life; spread the Torah-true way of life
Move to a larger Jewish community where there is better prospects for a Shidduch
One born a Jew has the ability to start living life as Jew
Find out what are the prospects and act accordingly; can I go out with a Kohen
Should I be worried about Yichus in regard to a Shidduch
Letter to a seven-year-old girl who asked for a blessing on her birthday to be a very good girl