Mr. Reuven Dovid Kimball
Pleasure to see you in 770 on Tuesday
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Pleasure to see you in 770 on Tuesday
Lesson from Leap year, recoup the lost days, a lesson for Asseres Yemei Teshuvah
Michtov Kloli: Leap year, the ability to complete lost days; continuing the spirit of Tismach and Hakhel
Friends of Colel Chabad: The true meaning of Tehuvah – returning to one's true essence; how this is achieved; Helping others return; Ten Days of Repentance; Supporting Colel Chabad
Wishes for the coming year; how to inspire others to do Teshuvah
Chassidic Music Festival in Caracas: Daily Mitzvos and prayer risk becoming mechanical, unlike song which intensifies with familiarity; Teshuvah is G-d’s greatest gift and must be done with profound joy
Lesson from a Leap Year - one must be a giver and receiver
Feeling lonely in a new neighborhood; the Ten Days of Repentance is a time when Jews draw closer to each other
Michtov Kloli: The power of the the ten days of return (Aseres Yemei Teshuvah); A directive to increase in Torah, Prayer, and Acts of Loving Kindness B'tzibbur (in quorum of 10 or more)
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Mr. Avrohom Yitzhok Gluck: Divine proximity during Ten Days of Repentance sets a Jew's soul aglow, stimulating Torah and Mitzvos observance – the channels for blessing
Michtov Kloli: Lesson from a Leap Year with the maximum number of days (385)
Appointment of a new Rav; function of a Shul; the role of a Kohen
Zechus Harabim; auspicious days; deal lightly with the incident
Michtov Kloli: “Water-drawers" as the “heads”; even when unable to perform Mitzvos one can achieve communion with G-d; only an objective party can determine if one truly cannot fulfill Mitzvos
Michtov Kloli: The opportune periods for soul searching self-evaluation
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Michtov Kloli: Rosh HaShana must be focused on individual perfection, not of that of the community
Shedding light on the Chabad custom of not reciting Selichos between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur; How to act in a location where they are customarily recited
Mr. Chaim Jacobs: Improvement in family's observance through showing an example with affection and respect; The days of Tishrei have a lasting influence throughout the year
The unique quality of a Yeshivah education; difficulties in being away from home; taking full advantage the Ten Days of Repentance and Tishrei
Michtov Kloli: An explanation of the mechanics of Teshuvah, retroactively changing the past through drawing from a core level and implementing into one's entire being; The blessings of Teshuva likewise permeate one's entire life
Michtov Kloli: “Seek My Inwardness” – search to find the “hidden reserves” in oneself and in others; A lesson especially applicable for spiritual leaders and parents
The appropriate time for introspection; Constant self-searching interferes with religious duties; Taking care of health is part of Divine service
Michtov Kloli: When Do We Celebrate the New Year?
Seven days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur elevate corresponding days of the week in the past and upcoming year; Everyone must influence their environment; Utilize youth energy for leadership
In the festivals of this special month we recognize G-d’s total sovereignty, are reminded to check our deeds, realize that we can always return, are inspired to never despair, all as guided by the wonderful path of Torah
Captain Morris Sandhaus: Tefillin message for soldiers; Tzedaka in Elul and the Ten Days of Repentance; Spiritual charity has a life-long impact