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To an individual plagued with doubts about Judaism: The sound logic in the approach of "Naase Vinishma"; it is clear that we each posses the ability to fulfill the Will of G-d; use of an inquisitive mind is welcomed and encouraged
30 published letters loaded from this topic.
To an individual plagued with doubts about Judaism: The sound logic in the approach of "Naase Vinishma"; it is clear that we each posses the ability to fulfill the Will of G-d; use of an inquisitive mind is welcomed and encouraged
G-d gives the capacity to keep growing; Torah competition helps grow; reflections on dealing with encroachment regarding education
Letter to graduating students: the road of advancement in Torah is endless; Na’ashe V’nishma - action driven study; Rosh Chodesh Sivan - a fitting time to purchase a letter in the Unity Torah
I desire to know more about G-d - a letter to a child
Is one allowed to seek their own truth when it is contrary to Torah
Whether it is desirable to give charity to non-Jewish causes; comprehension cannot be a prerequisite for fulfilling the Mitzvoth
Tzedakah to gentiles; The impossibility of understanding G-d
History has proven that the most essential part of Jewish survival is Torah and Mitzvos, even if it seems illogical
Developing Torah psychology; Na'aseh V'nishma
Na'aseh Venishma is a logical approach: Better start an investment based on faith alone when there's no substantial loss
Determined efforts arouse Divine assistance; actual deeds develop a greater appreciation for Torah and Mitzvos
Instead of concentrating on vision and Gematrios focus on performing Mitzvos; philosophy and Chassidus come only after action
Acting first before understanding; Jewish women; living in a Jewish neighborhood
Why should people suffer?
If one Jew were absent at Sinai, Torah would not have been given at all; from greatest to smallest, we form one interdependent body sharing the same spiritual vitality; Our obligation to every Jew, each of whom inwardly desires to be brought closer to Torah
Justice for the holocaust!? The Jewish approach to tragedy
G-d made us naturally desire to understand the unknown, but first and foremost is "Naaseh V'Nishma" - that is the key to getting there; accumulating knowledge is a gradual procedure.
Inspiration must bring to practical change; doing Mitzvos is essential to understand the Torah
Practicing Judaism is the answer to feelings of despair
Be certain to send a Jewish child to a Jewish school, with emphasis on action
A Jew always wants to conduct himself in the ways of Torah and Mitzvos; what is true Judaism; proper Jewish conduct is nourishment for the soul
Lengthy explanation concerning the critical importance of Family Purity
One must do and then comprehend; one must always advance; study in Yeshiva; dealing with temptations; Sefirah lesson
Understanding the reason for Mitzvos
Refutation of suggested alternative method to Pi; Kabblah's stress of irrational fulfillment of Mitzvos similar to mathematical doctrine; imperative to practically fulfill daily Torah precepts
Becoming closer to G-d in Law School; The "Golem" which is inside each of us
Dr. Miriam Sachs: Complexity of religious life must be founded on simple and absolute faith; delaying observance to pursue a personal spiritual path weakens connection to G-d and obscures clarity; human intellect cannot bridge the infinite gap to the Creator
Mrs. Miriam Sachs: Reliving the spiritual renewal of the Exodus through devotion to G-d; absolute faith and reliance on a personal G-d dissolve fear and anxiety, bringing true freedom and vitality; success in overcoming obstacles is assured through Divine assistance
Master Aaron V. Cousin: Guidance for one's daily life is attained through study; practice precedes knowledge
The Study Group: A Purim message: We must stay faithful and do G-d's Commandments even though they seem illogical