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Does a therapist carry the halachic status of a physician? Can human behavior be empirically defined? Dealing with anger and sadness from a physical-spiritual perspective; mitzvos’ impact on health
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Does a therapist carry the halachic status of a physician? Can human behavior be empirically defined? Dealing with anger and sadness from a physical-spiritual perspective; mitzvos’ impact on health
Michtov Kloli: The limited and unlimited powers of the human being
The day to day lesson from Yetzias Metzrayim; The reason why singing and dancing is a fundamental aspect in Judaism.
Joy, a basic tenet of Judaism
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Faith that G-d accepts Teshuva; depression is from the Yetzer to distract from joyful service of G-d; a lesson from the Yetzer Hara
Everyone has a Shlichus with the ability to carry it out; a meditation for happiness
Wishes for Pesach
The whole of Tishrei culminated with the joy of Simchas Torah, since Torah is the source of joy
Miss Hinda Malka Jaffe: The conducive affect of joy on all activities; completing studies and exam; Inner reason for the custom of placing the Shamash above the other candles
Our belief that G-d's actions are absolutely for the good; valid reason for joy in the month of Adar; faith enables joy in all aspects of life
Mr. Elie Cohen (yeshiva student): The benefits of a learning partner; How to serve G-d with Joy; Joining the Yeshiva full time; Birthday observances
Keeping kosher together with health-required diet and while on vacation; Loan for continuation of son's studies; A joyful attitude
A good beginning of married life; Commitment of "promise" to mitzvah observance vs commitment to "try"; Observance with simple faith is most easy and joyful
Mrs. Sylvia Borenstein: Welcome news that you began wearing a Sheitel; The Divine blessing it brings; Wearing it with joy magnifies them; The merit of influencing others to follow suit; Your decision shows strength of character and inner conviction
True service of G-d is through joy not bitter remorse, especially when magnified by imagination; cease soul-searching; Story of Rabbi Levi Yitzchok of Berditchev rejoicing for being Jewish
Surprised at interpretation that troubles are deserved; “Serve G-d with joy” is basis of Judaism; Everything G-d does is good; Even when one doubts his own merit, can rely on ancestral merit; Constant inner joy