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Moving to a more religious environment with family's approval; questions of faith are part of G-d's design; scrupulously giving Maaser
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Moving to a more religious environment with family's approval; questions of faith are part of G-d's design; scrupulously giving Maaser
Undesirable meddling by an outside party into the religious life of a married couple
Place of living; moving out of Eretz Yisrael; balancing learning and work; feeling of giving up
Settling in Chevron
Live in a place that has the necessary faculties for Orthodox Jewish life
Settle among observant Jews; consult with knowledgeable friends the particulars; we must all learn from Mordechai and Esther
Better strengthen your community than abandoning
Move to a neighborhood that will have a good influence.
Considerations regarding moving; overcome depression by counting your blessings and realizing that you are chosen for Divine service
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Mr. Nissan Yehuda Leib Wolf: Combating the Yetzer through yogato umotzoso, and Kabbolas Ol.
Acting first before understanding; Jewish women; living in a Jewish neighborhood
Mr. Nissan Yehuda Wolf: Where to live, and success is dependent on peace of mind.
Whether to accept a job which would cause workplace friction due to Shabbos observance; Job in a place that has observant families of your age; Wedding anniversary
Lasting inspiration from Tishrei; Mazal tov for the birth of a nephew; settle where you can make use of the diploma
Advice where to live and the benefits of employment beyond economic considerations
The school of choice is of utmost importance for proper education; living in a proper Jewish environment
Rev. Moshe Yosef Golomb: Future Parnosso; only consider practical possibilities; consent of wife.
Mr. Israel Richter: Choosing where to settle; importance of good surroundings as emphasized by the Rambam: Especially when children are involved; only the very best, disregard difficulties
Moving to a place that has Jewish education for your children; Torah life will bring you true satisfaction; when you decide not to work on Sabbath you will realize that it's not as difficult as you imagined
The role of the Jewish women on Chanukah; questions on faith; the need of a Jewish environment; compromise in Torah and Mitzvos
Inspiring a reluctant spouse toward religious observance without causing resentment; correlation of material and spiritual life; moving to a more suitable community
Date for wedding in second marriage; the question of where to live following the wedding
Reasons not to move to Ireland; Organization of 19 Kislev community events
Rev. L. Sufrin: Writing to the Rebbe in English; Moving to a less religious neighborhood; How to influence an unsatisfactory Rabbinic appointee