Bereishit – Lesson VII – Kayin – the First Murder
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Bereishit – Lesson VII – Kayin – the First Murder
In this Torah class Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller discusses how to bring Bracha and Kedusha in to your lives and marriages
In this Torah class Rabbi Hanoch Teller gives an inspiring story about Chanukah
What is the essence of the celebration of Chanuka?
In this Torah class Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller discusses the how we elevate ourselves beyond the natural aspect by Praying
In this Torah class Rav Gav Friedman discusses how to serve Hashem in a higher level
In this Torah class Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller discusses how to accept yourselves and growing with it to become better parents on the sixth night of Chanukah
In this Torah class Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller discusses how to help and accept your kids individuality on the fifth night of Chanukah
In this Torah class Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller discusses how to parent Teens
Bereishit – Lesson VI – Kayin and Hevel
Tehillim 75 – Echoes of Shirat Chana (Shmuel I, Chapter 2)
Understanding Current Events by Viewing the Past, Present and Future via Kind David’s Vision – Part 4
In this Torah class Rebbetzin Heller discuses Parenting for kids ages 10 – Teens
In this Torah class Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller discusses parenting for kids ages 4-10
Moshiach in the Parasha and Chanuka Thoughts
Bereishit – Lesson V – Good and Evil – In the Aftermath of The Sin in the Garden of Eden
Based on a Naaleh.com shiur by Rabbi Hanoch Teller Rabbi Yisrael Miller told me that he once attended a Torah U’Mesorah course on public speaking. The audience was a group of erudite Rabbis. Everyone in the course had to deliver a speech and the job of the audience was to try and distract the speaker. […]
Based on a Naaleh.com shiur by Mrs. Shira Smiles It appears that the greatest darkness is failing to recognize the inherent greatness and tremendous power contained within each of us. This mindset cripples us and doesn’t allow us to develop to our true potential. In Al Hanissim we say, “Rabim be’yad me’atim – The many […]
in This Torah class Rebbetzin Heller gives insight into Parenting kids in the early stages of life
Based on a Naaleh.com shiur by Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller The Grecian exile was not a physical exile but rather galut hadaat-an estrangement from our own ability to draw conclusions. Getting out of our spiritual exile means changing the way we think. During the Second Temple period, the Jews were separated from each other and from […]
Understanding Current Events by Viewing the Past, Present and Future via Kind David’s Vision – Part 3
By Devora Kaye On Nov. 18, 1995, Itzhak Perlman, the famous violinist, appeared on stage in New York to give a concert. Pearlman wears braces and walks with crutches, remnants of his bout with polio as a child. The audience waited quietly as he laboriously trekked across the stage, settled his crutches on the floor, […]
By Devora Kaye In October 1940, Rabbi Chaim Stein z’tzl led a group of students from Telshe on a daring escape from war ravaged Europe on the Trans-Siberian Railroad. The train moved excruciating slow, stopping at every town and village along the way. But the students absorbed in Torah and prayer hardly noticed the days […]
A group of chassidim once set out on a journey to the Chozeh of Lublin. Yankele, the wagon driver listened closely as the chassidim sitting in his wagon, told wondrous stories of the Chozeh and the miracles he had wrought. When they reached Lublin, Yankele asked the chassidim to take a kvitl (request for prayer) […]
About a century ago, a poor wandering Rabbi traveled to Milan, Italy on a fundraising mission. As he walked along the city streets he met a wealthy Jew who invited him to his home for Shabbos. That evening as the Rabbi sat enjoying the meal his interest was piqued by a small broken glass flask […]
Travel Candles It was Zot Chanukah, the zenith of the holiday when all eight flames are kindled to affirm the wonder of Jewish endurance. Judah and Regina Geier, along with their two children Arnold and Ruth, sat silently on a train traveling from Berlin to Holland. They were one of the lucky few who had […]
Story of Devorah
Understanding Current Events by Viewing the Past, Present and Future via Kind David’s Vision – Part 2
Bereishit – Lesson IV – The Serpent and Tree of Knowledge
In this Torah class Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller Starts the essential part of Mishlei