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Gayety and Sadness Rabbi Bunam said: "The Lord's kindness is attracted to gayety. A gay person is usually blessed with plenty, even though he may be impious. A sad person is usually want, even though he may be God-fearing." Source: Siach Sarfei Kodesh

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Get ready for Pesach with inspiring learning! Torah in Motion's online Pesach Learning Series begins next Monday, and runs from March 31 until April 10. Join an incredible lineup of scholars exploring the themes, texts and deeper meanings of the Seder, the Haggadah and the Exodus. The program offers a range of engaging sessions that will deepen your understanding and enrich your Yom Tov. Full schedule & registration (free): https://torahinmotion.org/pesach-learning-series-2025 We’d also love to see you at our Haggadah Yom Iyyun on Sunday (March 30)! Details & registration: https://torahinmotion.org/pesach-yom-iyyun-5785 Regards, The Torah in Motion Team

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MUSICAL YAHRZEIT/HILLULA In honor of Miriam Hanevia, Miriam the Prophetess On the King David boat on the Kinneret at beautiful Kibbutz Ginosar for women Monday, April 7, 5:00-7:30 pm Tehillim featuring singer Tzionna Achisheina, violinist-harpist-singer Chava Rachel Saban, violinist Shaked Roker and Hadar Givoni on drums Dance for Miriam with Sarah Bracha and Tzuria Circle Dance ‘Mayim, Mayim’ led by Joy Evan Strauss Happy Hoops for Miriam with Elisheva Bergos Dance for our beloved Miriam with Joy and Aviva Love Song to Miriam and the Kinneret by Chava Rachel on violin Drumming and Shofar Scarf Dance with Hadar, Sheva Chaya, Yehudit D, Deborah A, Judith, Yakira, Tzionna, Yael, and entire ensemble Dance Movement through the Letters of the Aleph-Bet led by Sheva Chaya and Yehudit Goldfarb A WOW Dance Jam Session Finale singing ‘HaKodesh Baruch Hu’ with drums, shofars, violins, guitars, flutes, Rachel on harp, and hoops with Chava Rachel, Devorah A, Hadar, Tzionna, Yehudit D, Yakira, Sheva Chaya, Elisheva and the entire ensemble! Let us thank HaShem for all the rain in the Kinneret. Let us thank Miriam the Prophetess for bringing the Well of Water to the Kinneret and honor her on her 'yartzeit' Bring: ? Your Tehillim for Miriam’s name: Mem, Resh, Yud, Mem ? Water & a 'nosh' to share with new friends ? Musical instruments: harps, violins, guitars, shofars, trumpets, etc... We have 10 Conga drums on the boat....so get out your dancing shoes. Let's sing and dance for Miriam and Am Israel! The King David leaves exactly at 5:00 pm; we need to be on board by 4:30 pm – 30 minutes before sailing. Meet at the Café at Hotel Ginosar at 4:15 sharp! Please reserve early because the boat fills up fast! The boat ride will be 2 hours 30 minutes and costs 100 NIS per adult and 70 NIS for each child ages 4-18. 120 NIS Pre-Paid Round-Trip Van Available from Jerusalem with stops at the Kever of Rabbi Meir Baal HaNess & Kever Rambam (Maimonides).Van leaves from Power CoffeeWorks (111 Agripas St) at 9:30 am sharp. Space is limited. For more info, email maureenkushner@... or call 0524754492.

Hi Everyone! Congratulations and welcome home to the 54 new olim that made aliyah to Israel from North America. The olim arrived today on 6 different flights. Courtesy of NBN, I posted photos of this historic and exciting event at: https://jr.co.il/aliyah/2025/a1082.htm The Passover Page is being updated. Many educational and fun resources at: https://jr.co.il/hotsites/passover.htm I added several new funny items to the Passover Humor Page at: https://jr.co.il/humor/passover.htm Enjoy! Please share. Thank you! Please continue to pray for and support Israel. https://jr.co.il/prayers/ May the wounded have a complete and speedy recovery. May the hostages be freed now. May God protect the IDF, the police, the security forces and all of Am Yisrael. Have a good night! Jacob

Business strategy, branding & goal-achieving coach Lesley Kaplan is featured on this encore episode of “613 Books” Podcast. Her book, “Small Business Success Toolbox & Guide: How to Build & Brand Your Biz” is a bountiful, practical guidebook for entrepreneurs at all stages of launching or growing their business. Lesley is also an organizational consultant, trainer and workshop leader and our interview is brimming with clarifying insights and achievable goal-setting tips, which is just a taste of what Lesley’s book will bring to your own biz. SUBSCRIBE to “613 Books” Podcast and discover new books every week! LINKS: Heather Dean Productions Website: https://tinyurl.com/bd8262dy Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/uw9uwwea Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yc5wurjk SoundCloud: https://tinyurl.com/5n89p4n2 .

Justice and Mercy The Bratslaver said: "1. A true decision stands even against the will of the disputants. 2. Good judges cause the Torah to be beloved. 3. Knowledge draws God's mercies. 4. If any one assails Jews in your hearing, you must defend them. 5. Stubborn refusal to repent causes incurable diseases. 6. Melancholy awakens justice, but shamefacedness suspends it." Source: Sefer ha-Middoth

SEFER CHOFETZ CHAIM Day 174 – Public Revelations and Suspicious Silence One may not believe rechilus even if it was related in public. The fact that a person is unafraid to publicly relate information that is cause for ill will is not proof of its authenticity and certainly not of its accuracy. Furthermore, even if an accusation is made in the presence of the subject and the accused fails to respond, one may not interpret his silence as self-incrimination. The person may have been flustered and at a loss for words, of he may have chosen to remain silent rather than cause an escalation of the verbal abuse hurled at him. SEFER SHMIRAS HALOSHON The Way of Our Ancestors The Midrash states that four sources of merit figured prominently in the redemption from Egypt: The Jews did not adopt Egyptian names, did not speak in the way of the Egyptians, were not guilty of immorality and did not speak loshon hora (Vayikra Rabbah 32:5). Tanna D’Vei Eliyahu Rabbah (ch. 23) relates: When the Jews were in Egypt, they assembled and sat down together, for they were united as one. They established a covenant to do kindness with one another; to safeguard in their hearts the covenant of Avraham, Yitzchak and Yaakov; to serve their Father in Heaven alone; not to forsake the language of their father Yaakov’s house; and not to learn the language of the Egyptians, so as not to follow the ways of idol worshipers. The Egyptians would ask them: “Why do you not serve our gods, for if you did, your workload would be lightened?’’ The Jews responded: “Did our forefathers forsake our Father in Heaven, that we should now do the same?’’ When the Jews circumcised their sons, the Egyptians suggested, “Perhaps if you do not observe this law, your difficult labor will be lightened.’’ The Jews responded: “Did our forefathers forget the covenant into which they entered with our Father in Heaven, that we should now do the same?’’ When Jews would marry and celebrate the Seven Days of Feasting that follow, the Egyptians asked, “Why do you celebrate? Soon you will be forced to perform your slave labor!’’ The Jews responded, “We shall celebrate — you can do with us as you please. Those who are destined to die, shall die. Those who are destined to live, shall live.’’ Let us follow in the ways of our ancestors, to do kindness with one another and faithfully uphold their covenant to serve no one but Hashem. Let us pay no heed to enticements and arguments to the contrary, just as the Jews paid no heed to the Egyptians’ words. May we merit the fulfillment of the prophecy, “As in the days when you departed Egypt, will I show him wonders’’ (Michah 7:15) — speedily and in our time. Dedications and Sponsorships Do you know someone who needs a refuah shleima? A shidduch? Or perhaps a meaningful yahrtzeit is approaching? As a merit for a recovery from illness or for a departed family member you can sponsor a daily email and have over 8,000 people, every day, learn and be inspired as a z’chus for your loved one. To sponsor a daily email visit https://cchf.global/donate/

Deepen your understanding of the Haggadah! Join Torah in Motion for a Pesach Haggadah Yom Iyyun – a day of in-depth learning focused on the themes and texts of the Haggadah. Sunday, March 30 9:15 AM - 2:00 PM Eastern | 4:15 PM - 9:00 PM Israel The program will feature: Kadesh - Ha Lachma Anya – Dr. Rebecca Winter Gottleib Mah Nishtana - The Four Children – Yoetzet Halacha Laurie Novick V’hee She’amda – Rabbi Zvi Grumet Tzeh U’Lmad – Rabbi David Silber Dam V’Eish, Eser Makkot – Yoetzet Halacha Stacey Nechama Goldman Hallel and Beyond – Rabbi Menachem Leibtag Don’t miss this inspiring opportunity to prepare for the Seder with deeper insights and fresh perspectives! Register (free) here: https://torahinmotion.org/pesach-yom-iyyun-5785 For details of the our full Pesach Learning Series: https://torahinmotion.org/pesach-learning-series-2025 Regards, The Torah in Motion Team

Shalom Friends As we prepare for Pesach, have you given much thought to Sefirat HaOmer? This video is the first of a series, there is much work to do if we take Sefiras HaOmer seriously. https://youtu.be/667CV7_EEHw?feature=shared I hope you enjoy the video Happy Pesach Cleaning Shoshanah Shear

The Scale of Merit Said the Besht: "From the commandment to love your fellow man as yourself (Leviticus 19:18), we learn the Talmudical commandment to judge your fellow man on the scale of merit (Ethics 1:6). Since you always find excuses for your own misdeeds, make excuses also for your fellow man." Source: Derekh Emuna U-Maaseh

God's Consideration Said Rabbi Bunam: "When a judge sentences a man to death, he does not take into consideration the pain he thereby gives to the offender's relatives. God, however, considers all the kinsmen and close friends when he is about to punish the transgressor. We learn this form the verse: 'The ordinances of the Lord are true; they are righteous altogether' (Psalm 19:10)." Source: Simchath Israel

Shalom Everyone, When local standard time is Friday, March 28 at 2:00 am, clocks are turned forward 1 hour (to 3:00am) local daylight time instead. … so if you aren’t up at 2:00am Friday to move your clocks and watches one hour forward, consider doing so before you go to sleep Thursday night. There will be more light in the evening and less light in the morning. May we ALL be blessed with light-filled times and good news. Haas family