His Excellency [Luis Alberto Lacalle]Presidente de la República Oriental del Uruguay
Letter to the President of Uruguay: True freedom is comes through commitment to the Divine authority
28 published letters loaded from this topic.
Letter to the President of Uruguay: True freedom is comes through commitment to the Divine authority
After leaving the Soviet Union, one must make a special effort to advance in the matters of Torah that have been lax due to the Soviet conditions
In a free country, the cause of Jewish education must be utilized fully
Michtav Klali: (Continued) Constantly transitioning to freedom; no Jew was left in Egypt and no Jew will be left in exile; Pesach and Jewish unity
Message to Incarcerated Jews: The ability to always remain positive and confident of imminent good
All Jews unite in the mitzvah of counting the Omer, with the same longing and realization as the first time
Michtav Klali
Michtav Kloli: A lesson from Pesach in the spring – a Jew must drastically liberate himself, even from seemingly unchangeable and natural constraints; no one is ever too low to transform his darkness
Annual Banquet of the MLC - Miami Beach: When firmly resolved, natural constraints change from “winter” top “spring”; one must be “planted” with Yiddishkeit from a young age
True freedom can only be attained through submission to the Torah; Jewish women have a primary role in preserving the Torah
Nisyonos (tests) as a privilege; blessings to be free of all distracting thoughts
Michtov Kloli: Just as the spirit of Hakhel, Pesach is for men women and children; we must all prepare for the redemption by committing to serve Hashem
Freeing from limits, never suffice with satisfaction
The culmination of Pesach is receiving the Torah on Shavuos; true freedom is only through Torah
Freedom can only exist through Torah; Jewish education must not be compromised
Redemption is linked directly with the dissemination of Torah, acts of benevolence, and prayer
Accomplish something new everyday
Michtov Klloli: What is being truly "free": Three aspects of freedom, seen in the story of slavery and liberation from Egypt; living the entire experience of life as a Jew
Dinner of Achei Tmimim - Roxbury: The illusion of nature and self-made success, especially in the free world; obligation to teach our children the truth of G-d's providence, accomplished by Yeshiva education
Michtov Kloli: The Jewish nation set aside logic and left prosperous Egypt for the barren desert; A Jew’s observance is challenged by the conventions of a materialistic society; trusting G-d beyond nature is the key to spiritual and physical freedom, success, and happiness
Michtov Kloli: True freedom includes external and internal elements; As experienced at Matan Torah; The constant recognition necessary for a life of freedom
Michtav Kloli: The extreme and rapid transformation of which we are all capable, never stopping and without fear - A lesson from the story of the Exodus; dismissing fear of “What will the ‘non-Jew’ say”
Michtov Kloli: Freedom must be renewed daily, as past liberation becomes insufficient; true freedom differs by nature—plants need sustenance, animals movement, humans intellect; for Jews, bound to the En Sof, freedom is an infinite process of spiritual growth.
Mr. & Mrs. Jaffe: Bar Mitzvah in the days of Sefirah; for a Jew, true freedom is obtained through Torah and Mitzvos; transition from a child to a full freedom of an adult is the same
Mr. Ben Glazer: Freedom from physical and spiritual enslavement; leave Egypt in haste lest you change your mind
Mr. Julius Stulman: Pesach, freedom from physical and spiritual enslavement
A Pesach Message: The fate of our People is uniquely determined by Divine Providence; The responsibility to educate all the four sons
Shavuos Message: The Jewish people eagerly anticipated the freedom granted by the Torah; We too can achieve freedom only by observing it's laws