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#40 Acher – The Importance of Torah – Founding an Organization |  |
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Elisha Ben Avuha was one of the greatest Torah scholars who ever lived--He was a tanna, a great Torah teacher, and the rebbe of Rebbe Meir -- until he became Acher, the Heretic. In that state he undid all of the good that he had accomplished, and did things that were purely evil. Yet, when he died, he wasn’t allowed into “Gehenom”, because of the merit of Torah until his student, Rebbe Meir, begge... |  |
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#41 Rebbe Akiva and Rochel – Potential of the individual | |
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At the age of 40, Akiva the shepherd went off to learn and transformed himself into the Torah giant known throughout history. We all know the basic story line, but we may not know that he promptly quit and set back home -- a failure. One event changed his life and gave him the strength and fortitude to turn back and succeed. Detailing the events of Rebbe Akiva’s struggle, the story of sacrifice, ... | |
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#57 Torah – Creating Worlds | |
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#66 Torah – The Mark of the Man | |
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A popular notion in the secular world is that people are just like animals. Animals live and breathe; we live and breathe. Animals walk on four legs; we walk on two. What’s the big difference? The Torah tells us that the difference is staggering. It’s true that humans have an animalistic side, but we also have nishomas. By nurturing the nishoma, we can rea... |
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#90 Torah L’Shmah | |
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#103 Torah Study - The Key To It All | |
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Everyone wants to grow. It’s a natural human drive. The problem is that we often find ourselves stuck. Even when we fully understand the gravity of our actions, even when we can truly appreciate the greatness of our potential,- it is difficult to change. Yet the Torah expects us to change, to grow, to become better people. The question is: how? How do I get the strength and motivation ... |
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#111 - Sustaining Spiritual Growth | |
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Any level of spiritual attainment comes with hard work and perseverance. Often, it takes months or years to change one’s outlook on life, to bring one’s value system in line with the Torah's values. But once someone has invested the time, energy, and effort, and reaches a certain level of understanding, how can he maintain it? How do we keep up the growth that we have achieved? This S... |
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#118 - Da'as Torah | |
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When we have medical questions, we go to a doctor. When we have legal questions, we go to a lawyer. When we have financial questions, we go to an accountant. But who do we go to when we have "life questions?" Who do we approach when we have the really big deal questions - questions that shape our future and the future of our families? Since our early days in yeshiva we were taught the answer: Da'... | |
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#157 - Learning to Love Learning | |
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Shmuz Info Coming Soon... ... |
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#163 Only the Good Die Young | |
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Shmuz #163 Only the Good Die Young WATCH THE SHMUZ HERE |
