Today's Inspiration - Shavua tov!
Honors
Said the Bratslaver:
"1. A man should diminish honors to himself, and strive to increase honor of the Lord.
2. Do not pursue honors; rather flee from them. Then God will approve your honors, and people will not investigate or question whether you deserve your honors.
3. Through a recognition that your honors are as nothing compared to the glory of the Lord, you will attain understanding of the profundity of the Torah.
4. Through bringing nearer to God those who are far from Him, you will increase the glory of God."
Source: Likkutei Etzhot ha-Shalem
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Re: Looking for 1 bedroom apartment from September for a young couple
I have a large studio apartment on Yosef Chaim Street (near the Healthy Choice Bakery) with a bedroom loft that will be available August 15 or after.? It's 4500 sh including all utilities and arnona. Obviously no fee. :-)
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Today's Inspiration - Shabbat shalom!
The Knot
Said the Alexander Rabbi: "The Psalmist in 118:27 orders us: 'Bind the feast with cords.' The meaning of this phrase is as follows: Unless the tailor knots the thread, his labor is in vain. Likewise, unless we strive to secure in our minds the lessons learned during the holydays, the Rabbi's work is for naught."
Source: Siach Sarfei Kodesh
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SEFER CHOFETZ CHAIM?
Day 112 ¨C Rumors
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Halacha allows for certain rumors to be reckoned with, but never are they to be accepted as fact.
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It is important to note the halachik qualifications which distinguish a rumor that may have some credence from that which is mere character assassination. If the subject is known to have enemies in the community who are very possibly the source of the rumors,
it may not be granted any legitimacy. Even if everyone in the community has a favorable opinion of the subject, the rumor would have to circulate throughout the community for one and a half days without losing strength before it could be taken seriously.
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When a rumor does seem to have validity, halacha allows for it to cast doubt on the status of the person(s) involved; e.g. where the report concerns the subject¡¯s status as a kohen or similar issues of lineage.
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The unfortunate reality is that rarely is a rumor anything more than wide-scale loshon hora. Even when halacha grants a rumor some degree of validity, it cannot be accepted as fact.
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SEFER SHMIRAS HALOSHON
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The Quality of Acceptance
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In striving to develop the quality of shmiras haloshon, one must place great emphasis on reacting toward any situation with savlanus, that is, to be tolerant of whatever negativity is thrown one¡¯s way. In the words of Avos D¡¯R¡¯ Nosson (41:11): ¡°Condition yourself
to tolerate distress, and be forgiving of insult.¡¯¡¯ Through such character development, the quality of shmiras haloshon is easily attainable. Conversely, one who lacks savlanus will forever be torn by the need to relate the wrongs which others have done against
him. At times, he will prevail in this struggle; other times, he will fail.
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A savlan is capable of bearing insult in silence. He tells himself that whatever occurs is an expression of Divine will, and that in reality his own sins are the true causes of his being shamed. When one accepts disgrace in this way, totally and sincerely,
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Rabbi Zev Leff, broadcast live tonight
I am forwarding this from another list because I know people here appreciate Rav Leff
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Subject: Rabbi Leff live: Honesty in Business & the Ramchal's Derech H'
? Rav Zev Leff will be giving his weekly shiur this Wednesday night at 8:50 Israel time, which is 1:50 pm EST, 10:50 a.m. PST, and 6:50 p.m. in the UK.? It will be broadcast live from the Rav's living room, and people in Israel and around the world can tune in by Zoom or by phone.
In the first part of the class, we are learning the halachos that apply between Man and his fellow, and this week we're starting to learn the section on?honesty in business dealings. In the second half of the shiur, we will either continue learning the classic sefer Derech Hashem concerning the concepts of Rosh Hashanah?and Shofar, or possibly instead speak about
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Tuesday July 18th: Screening & Discussion of the Film "Pioneer" for the 18th Anniversary of the Expulsion from Gush Katif
Screening & Discussion of?"Pioneer" a fascinating?FILM?for the 18th Anniversary of the Expulsion from Gush Katif?
Please join us for the screening & discussion?of "Pioneer"?a documentary?film,?produced by Yoav Elizur, to mark the 18th anniversary of the disengagement from Gush Katif.? Discussion with Yael Ben Yaakov, the heroine of the movie. Tuesday evening, July 18th, 2023, at 8:00 pm, at? Beit Knesset Dati Leumi,?Rechov Chai Taib 22, Har Nof, Jerusalem The program is in Hebrew and geared towards youth and adults alike.
50 NIS minimum?donation to the Gush Katif Bride Project. Sponsored by the Gush Katif Bride Project
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We request a 50-shekel minimum donation to the Gush Katif Kallot Project, which provides basic necessities to young couples from GK who are starting?off their life together. Tax-deductible donations can be made by check to Yad Eliezer and mailed to POB 34494, Jerusalem 91344, or brought in person. For more information: Lisa Goldenhersh 0505755436 The program is geared for men, women, and youth, and will be conducted in Hebrew. Besorot Tovot,? Lisa Goldenhersh Representative, Gush Katif Bride Project!? 
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The Altar in Our Heart
Said the Besht: "The Torah commands us: 'Fire shall be kept burning upon the altar continually; it shall not go out' (Leviticus 6:6). Our heart is the altar. In every occupation let a spark of the holy fire remain within you, so that you may fan it into a flame."
Source: Kesser Shem Tov
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Fire Safety Tips to Stay Safe this Summer
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Fire Safety Tips To Stay Safe this Summer
Warm weather calls for a summer of fun activities, from busy barbecues to bonfires.?But, are you aware of?the safety steps you can take to keep safe this summer? Most fire hazards can be reduced or stopped just by having awareness and making small but significant changes in behaviour. We want to make sure you feel safe during the summertime, so we have put together a guide to help you remain aware and in control.
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CAMPFIRES
Fields of grass can become extremely dry in the hotter months, and with outdoor events such as barbecues, there is a chance that fire could spread easily.
If you are starting a campfire in an outdoor area, you need to ensure that you know how to put out a fire. The safest way to do this is to douse the fire with water immediately. Make sure you pack the appropriate tools, such as a bucket for water when you stay at a?campsite.
Choose a safe location that is away from overly grassy areas, overhanging trees or anything in your immediate environment that could ignite?a fire. By digging a foot deep hole surrounded by rocks, you can get your fire started in the safest way possible.
Always ignite small twigs, leaves or dry grass?with a match or lighter ¨C do not use gasoline to start a campfire. Someone must always be present while burning a bonfire even when it is smouldering.
BARBECUES
Whether it be in your family garden or on a camping holiday, you should always barbecue safely and responsibly.
Depending on the type of barbecue you are planning to use, different safety measures are suggested. Whichever barbecue you use, ensure that it is in good working condition to prevent the risk of fire. Never use flammable liquids to light a barbecue and?only use barbecues?in safe areas away from fences, sheds and anything that could catch fire.
CHARCOAL BARBECUES
Official charcoal starter fluid is necessary if you are using a charcoal barbecue. Charcoal barbecues need to be on a flat surface ¨C without too much charcoal on the grill ¨C since it could tip and start a fire on the floor. After you have finished with your charcoal, make sure it is totally cold.?
GAS BARBECUES
Before using a gas barbecue, you need to properly check for propane leaks. When storing gas cylinders, you must keep them safely away from direct sunlight and icy conditions. When you are finished with using it, you need to turn the gas supply off and then the barbecue to prevent any leaks.
ELECTRICAL FIRES
Did you know that electrical fires are most common during the summertime, especially in unexpected heatwaves? When it gets too hot, especially in working environments and at home, we tend to bring the fans and air conditioner units out to cool down. However, if you¡¯re not careful, there¡¯s a chance you can cause electrical fires due to overloading plug sockets or unsafe appliances.
If sockets, adapters or extension leads are overloaded, they can overheat and potentially cause a fire. You should always check the condition of your cooling devices before use, keeping an eye out for general wear and tear or loose cables.
NATURAL FIRES
Summer can be one of the most dangerous seasons for?fire-related injuries. With the sunny weather conditions, we are subject to more lightning strikes, which are at their peak in the summer months. Drier weather conditions and high temperatures create high risk of fire.?
To prevent fire caused by lightning strikes, you need to maintain your lawn, trees and bushes around your property.
Keeping gutters clear and tidy will also help reduce the risk of debris catching fire.
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We are now helping?15 year old Galit Karni.?She?needs more trauma therapy ASAP ($100/session/week).
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SEFER CHOFETZ CHAIM
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Day 111 ¨C Between Teachers and Students
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Loshon hora initiated by children and accepted as fact by their believing parents is often a cause of major injustice. It happens all too often that one or two key students in a class arbitrarily take a disliking to their teacher and stories are exaggerated
and circulated. Well-meaning parents accept their children¡¯s accounts of the going-on at school and before long the teacher finds himself struggling to defend his position.
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As every adult knows, student dissatisfaction is not necessarily an indication of a teacher¡¯s inadequacy as an educator. The students¡¯ version of a situation must be considered but not accepted as fact. A thorough and discreet investigation ¨C one which does
not cause the teacher embarrassment ¨C must be conducted before a teacher is declared at fault.
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A teacher too, must avoid believing accusations directed by students against one another. Here, too, an investigation is called for, and unless the facts can be established, no action should be taken.
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SEFER SHMIRAS HALOSHON
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Meriting the Light
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The Torah states: ¡°... and they [the judges] shall judge the people with righteous judgment¡± (Devarim?16:18).
Midrash Tanchuma comments:
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R¡¯ Yehudah ben R¡¯ Shalom said: [This teaches] that the judges should strive to find merit for their people before the Holy One, Blessed is He. From whom do we learn this? From Gidon ben Yoash. In his days, Israel was in distress and God sought someone who could
speak their merit [and thereby arouse Divine compassion for them] but no one could be found, for the generation was poor in its fulfillment of mitzvos and performance of good deeds. As soon as Gidon was deemed worthy of having found merit for them, a Heavenly
angel revealed himself to him. Thus it is written, ¡°And an angel of Hashem appeared to him ... and he said, ¡®Go with this strength of yours¡¯ ¡± (Shoftim?6:12-14),
meaning, ¡°with the strength of the merit which you found for My children.¡¯¡¯
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This, then, is the meaning of ¡°... and they [the judges] shall judge the people with righteous judgment,¡¯¡¯ i.e. that they should strive to find merit for the generation.
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The above, too, underscores the greatness of finding merit for the Jewish people before Hashem. One who does so becomes a receptacle for the spiritual light of the sacred Heavenly sanctuary which is called the Sanctuary of Merit; for it is there that the merits
of Israel are mentioned, as stated in Sefer Chareidim.
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Please forward to your family/friends in the Baltimore or Great Neck area.? Together we can bring more families home!??
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NEW GESHER KOTEL TOUR: # 2 of Kotel Tunnels July 23
NEW GESHER TUNNEL TOUR! Sunday, July 23rd??
The first tour of the Kotel Tunnels AT 2 PM is filled. We are now accepting reservations for the second tour at 5:30 p.m.
Meaningful 9 Days Experience!? Step 2,000 years back in
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July 23, 5 Av, 5:30 PM?{Tour #2}? Please arrive by 5:30 PM
as we will enter the tunnels promptly at 5:50 pm! With Madricha Sara
Rotenberg!? Unique tour with added Torah and Hashkafa. Tour is about 75
minutes.? Student and Senior price (women 62+, men 67+) 55 NIS; adult?price
65 NIS; children 5-12:?35 NIS.?
Must RSVP in advance! Meet at the glass door
entrance to the tunnels past the Kotel plaza.?
(Note: it is cool in the tunnels
and this tour walks through open spaces.)
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