Rimanover Rebbe Will Be in RBS on Thursday March 27 2025

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With great pleasure, RBS community invites you to come and meet one of the great and prominent Jewish leaders of our time who has already touched thousands of souls by inspiring and directing them “The Rimanover Rebbe” from Brooklyn will be coming to RBS Aleph. ?

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The “Rimanover Rebbe Shlita” has successfully helped thousands of people with his brachos, wisdom, advice to see refuos, yeshous, and parnassa to name a few.

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He speaks English, Hebrew, and Yiddish and meets with Women and Men and he can help you too!!

The Rebbe will be coming to RBS Aleph on:?? Thursday March 27th 2025

Time: From 4:30 PM till 10:00 P.M.

Location: At the home of?? Suri and? Eliozer Fingerer

Address:? Dolev 2/2 across from Shvil Hagichon. Corner of?Hayarden

We can add appointments if the ones here are filled so please recheck the appointments!

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Important Information:

1.?????? Please come on time to your appointment and please fill in all the necessary fields so in case we need to be in touch with you.?????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????Please write out the name of the people you want the Rebbe to daven for? - Name of the person and the person’s mothers name on a piece of paper

2.?????? It’s important if you are married to please bring your ketubah as the Rebbe has asked for this in the past.

3.?????? It’s also important to bring your questions written out in Hebrew/English/Yiddish with a donation/kivtel? to the Rebbe.?

4.?????? The Rebbe’s new English book on the parsha called “Parsha Insights from the Rimanover Rebbe” will be available for purchase for a special discount price of 120 shekels – originally 150 shekels

5.?????? Please bring exact cash or one can send the monies via BIT if you like a copy of the book.?????????????????????

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Important Information:

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?? Please write out the name of the people you want the Rebbe to daven for? - Name of the person and the person’s mothers name on a piece of paper

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?? It’s important if you are married even if you wife is not coming to the Rebbe, please bring your ketubah as the Rebbe has asked for this in the past.

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?? It’s also important to bring your questions written out in Hebrew/English/Yiddish with a payment/donation and a Kvitel to the Rebbe. ?

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To make schedule an appointment, please “翱狈尝驰” go to this link to schedule a time –

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The Rebbe is looking forward in meeting you.

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Thanks

Reuven Ashenberg

Assistant to the Rebbe

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??????????? Rimanover Rebbe Will Be in RBS on Tomorrow Sunday May 19th 2024

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With great pleasure, RBS community invites you to come and meet one of the great and prominent Jewish leaders of our time who has already touched thousands of souls by inspiring and directing them “The Rimanover Rebbe” from Brooklyn will be coming to RBS Aleph.?

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The “Rimanover Rebbe Shlita” has successfully helped thousands of people with his brachos, wisdom, advice to see refuos, yeshous, and parnassa to name a few.

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He speaks English, Hebrew, and Yiddish and meets with Women and Men and he can help you too!!

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The Rebbe will be coming to RBS Aleph on:

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Tuesday Tomorrow Sunday May 19th 2024

Time: From 4:30 PM till 9:30 P.M.

Location: At the home of? Marla? and Matis Sklar

Address: 84 Nachel Dolev – Apartment 2 – On the left side of the building –down the stairs!

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Important Information:

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?? Please write out the name of the people you want the Rebbe to daven for? - Name of the person and the person’s mothers name on a piece of paper

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?? It’s important if you are married to please bring your ketubah as the Rebbe has asked for this in the past.

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?? It’s also important to bring your questions written out in Hebrew/English/Yiddish with a donation/kivtel? to the Rebbe.?

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The Rebbe’s new English book on the parsha called “Parsha Insights from the Rimanover Rebbe” will be available for purchase for a special discount price of 120 shekels – originally 150 shekels.? Please bring exact cash or one can send the monies via BIT if you like a copy of the book.

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To make schedule an appointment, please “翱狈尝驰” go to this link to schedule a time -

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The Rebbe is looking forward in meeting you.

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Thanks

Reuven Ashenberg

Assistant to the Rebbe

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Said the Mezeritzer: "When a king is at a celebration, he is approachable to many people who otherwise would be denied admittance to the palace. Likewise when we serve God with joy, He is more approachable."

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Source: Torath ha-Maggid Mezeritz

Next week, as we read Parshat Pekudei, I invite you to a fascinating and eye-opening masterclass where we’ll explore:

• The hidden power of the Hoshen stones
• The Jewish perspective on gemstones and healing
• Practical, hands-on insights on how these stones can be used today

If you’ve ever wondered about Judaism’s view on crystals and healing, this is an opportunity you won’t want to miss!

Join the FREE Masterclass this Tuesday, March 25

Looking forward to learning with you!
Gila

SEFER CHOFETZ CHAIM ? Day 169 – Believing Rechilus? ? The prohibition which forbids acceptance of loshon hora or rechilus, which we have translated “Do not accept a false report,” uses the term “shav,” which literally means vain or meaningless. Clearly, the inference is that negative speech is not often to be given credence. ? It is often difficult, if not impossible, for a speaker to convey every detail and all background information that is crucial for an accurate understanding of a given occurrence. Certainly, if the speaker is violating halachah by relating rechilus, one dare not assume that he is being careful to speak only the truth. Therefore, as in the case of loshon hora, belief of secondhand information in a way that could cause ill feelings among people is unjustified and prohibited. ? ? SEFER SHMIRAS HALOSHON ? Lying in Disgrace ? The obligation to bury a meis mitzvah, unattended corpse, rests upon all Jews without exception. The Talmud (Berachos 19b) states that even a Kohen Gadol (High Priest), a nazir,1 or someone who is on his way to the Temple to bring a Pesach offering must attend to a meis mitzvah. ? Sefer Chareidim (105:261) writes that a mitzvah which the current generation is neglecting is akin to a meis mitzvah. When no one pursues a given mitzvah — pursue it! Otherwise, that mitzvah ascends before the Heavenly Throne and complains, “How lowly I am, for I am all but forgotten from among the people.’’ ? What is an actual meis mitzvah? A lifeless corpse. The Torah is stringent regarding its burial, not because of what it is now, but because of what it once was — an abode for a Jewish soul. It is thus that the Torah requires that a Kohen Gadol — who is not permitted to attend to the corpse of even his own father or mother — attend to a meis mitzvah, so that it not lie in disgrace. Surely, then, if a mitzvah of the Torah — which is more precious than gems (Mishlei?3:13) and is the “daily delight” of the One Above (ibid.?8:30) — is lying in disgrace, it is our obligation to strengthen ourselves in its observance, so that it not be cause for indictment of our generation before Hashem. ? To our misfortune, the concept of loshon hora is woefully ignored by many in our generation, thus making it a “meis mitzvah” of our day. How great then is the reward of those who rescue this mitzvah from disgrace by faithfully adhering to the laws of shmiras haloshon. ? 1. The voluntary vow which makes a person a nazir (lit., one who is separated) requires him to abstain from eating grapes or their derivatives; from cutting his hair; and from coming in contact with a human corpse (see Bamidbar ch. 6).

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Aphorisms collected by Rabbi Lazarov:

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1. One who thinks he can live without others is mistaken. One who thinks others cannot live without him is more msitaken.

2. One who thinks anything can be accomplished by money is likely to do anything for money.

3. While pursuing happiness we escape from contentment.

4. For the unlearned, old age is winter; for the learned, it is the season of the harvest.

5. Teach your children in youth and they will not teach you in old age.

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Source: Hasidic Anthology

SEFER CHOFETZ CHAIM ? Day 168 – Lending an Ear???????? ? There are instances where one may listen to?rechilus?although the information is not at all pertinent to him. ? When an individual is experiencing sadness or extreme anxiety and is in need of someone with whom to share his frustration, it is considered an act of kindness to lend a sympathetic ear and listen to his troubles. One must be certain, though, that the circumstances do, in fact, demand this. Also, such expression should not become a regular occurrence for the speaker. Finally, care must be taken that the speaker not wander from the matter at hand and offer negative remarks which are not relevant. ? One may also listen to?rechilus?if his intention is to make the speaker understand that his perception of the situation, and of those of whom he speaks negatively, is mistaken. ? ? SEFER SHMIRAS HALOSHON ? Taking Hold of the Tree ? The Torah is called a “tree of life for those who grasp it” (Mishlei?3:18). The way to grab onto a tree is to take hold of one its branches; in so doing, one has attached himself to the entire tree of which this branch is a part. So it is, explains?Sefer Chareidim?(ch. 61), with Torah. The way to attach oneself to the 613?mitzvos?is by fulfilling one particular?mitzvah?with exacting precision and total dedication. Dedication and attachment to a single commandment will cause one’s soul to become united with Hashem and His Torah and will lead to the proper fulfillment of other?mitzvos?as well. Thus do we find, “Rav Nachman said: I will be rewarded [in the World to Come] for having [zealously] fulfilled [the?mitzvah] to eat three meals on Shabbos. Rav Sheishes said: I will be rewarded for having [zealously] fulfilled the?mitzvah?of?tefillin” (Shabbos?118b). The Talmud goes on to cite similar statements of other Sages and offers illustrations of how meticulously each sage fulfilled the?mitzvah?of which he spoke.?Sefer Chareidim?also cites?Talmud Yerushalmi?which states that fulfillment of a given?mitzvah?with total dedication and precision is a catalyst for earning the great reward of the World to Come. ? Thus, the above can be added to all the great benefits of?shmiras haloshon?of which we have already spoken. One who will dedicate himself to the meticulous observance of these laws in all their fine details, in all situations and under all conditions, will thereby take hold of a branch of the Tree of Life and merit reward that no angel can fathom. ? ?

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Aphorisms collected by Rabbi Lazerov

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"1. The most humble man thinks hiself greater than his best friend thinks he is.

2. God is the blood of society. Too little or too much is unhealthy for its possessor.

3. One who cannot survive bad times cannot see good times.

4. False friends are like migratory birds: they fly away on cold times.

5. One who has confidence in himself gains the confidence of others."

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Source: The Hasidic Anthology

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