Seder Quotes
♥️ Source: @berditchevcafe
Here’s to a year full of blessings #2019
♥️ Thankful. Here’s to a year full of blessings #2019 Source: Power of Speech by G
Miracles
This. Wishing everyone a good week ♥️ Source: Power of Speech by G
Very Cool!
♥️ #ShavuaTov #GoodWeek Source: Power of Speech by G
Ask Not
♥️ Source: Accidental Talmudist
Tears.
🔜 #YomKippur begins tomorrow at sundown. Wishing everyone a very meaningful Yom Kippur and Gmar Chatima Tova.
Blessings.
One more week til Rosh Hashana, may the New Year be filled with blessings. Source: Power of Speech by G
Just received this message ♥️
Just received this message ♥️ When I was in Israel a few weeks ago, I had shared on Humans of Judaism that I was going to the Western Wall and anyone that wanted me to pray for them should send their names. The response was overwhelming and the experience was […]
New Month.
✡️ #shavuatov #chodeshtov Good Week, Good Month! #Elul Today is the first day of the Jewish month of Elul. This is the last month of the Jewish year, which leads us to Rosh Hashanah, the New Year. Wishing everyone a great month ahead of a wonderful year. Source: Power of […]
Be the person you needed when you were younger.
Be the person you needed when you were younger. Source: Power of Speech by G
Imagine.
Imagine you could open your eyes to see the good in every person, the positive in every circumstance, and the opportunity in every challenge. – The Lubavitcher Rebbe Source: Power of Speech by G
Who is wise?
Who is wise? He who learns from others. Who is brave? He who subdues his negative inclination. Who is rich? He who appreciates what he has. Who is honored? He who gives honor to others. – Pirkei Avot
Never Look Down On Someone
Never look down on someone, unless you are helping them up.
The Only Person You Should Try And Be Better Than…
The Only Person You Should Try And Be Better Than is the Person You Were Yesterday.
How You See Yourself
How others see you, is not important. How you see yourself means everything.
Love Your Parents…
Love your parents, we are so busy growing up, we often forget they are also growing old.
60 Seconds with Esther: Purim
A Purim Minute with Esther. Happy Purim.
60 Seconds With Esther: Esther Malka and Purim
Today’s Spark by Esther 60 Seconds with Esther: Learn more about history’s Queen Esther and the meaning of a name.
60 seconds with Esther: Parshat Terumah
Today’s Spark by Esther In this weekly torah portion minute we talk about Moshe’s ascent to the heavens… Check out more from Esther on her youtube channel: Click here.
60 Seconds with Esther: Why Does God Test Us?
Today’s Spark by Esther Explore the reason we face challenges using Rabbi Fohrman’s explanation of the word nisayon, test. Check out more from Esther on her youtube channel: Click here.
In the coming world they will not ask me…
“In the coming world they will not ask me – Why were you not Moses? They will ask me – Why were you not Zusha?” – Zusha of Hanipol
It’s not happy people who are thankful…
It’s not happy people who are thankful, it’s thankful people who are happy.
IN THIS WEEKS PARSHA: Vayetzei
When Yaakov awoke from his vision, he exclaimed, “Truly! G-d is in this place and I didn’t know it!” Had he known, he would not have slept there. But if Yaakov, son of Yitzchak and grandson of Avraham, who spent his whole life in Torah study, could fail to perceive […]
IN THIS WEEKS PARSHA: Toldot
When Rivka experienced the pain of her twin sons wrestling in her womb, she went to seek G-d’s advice. Some say she went to Shem, son of Noach, while others say she went to a different prophet, perhaps even Avraham himself. But why didn’t she go to her own husband, […]
HOSHANA RABA & SIMCHAS TORAH: Rabbi Dovid Charlop
I saw a beautiful insight about Hoshana Raba, hitting the aravos, and Simchas Torah. Hoshana Raba, the seventh day of Succos, is represented by Dovid HaMelech (King David). His contribution to the Jewish people was his Tehilim (Psalms), words that have touched the Jewish heart for thousands of years. The […]
IN THIS WEEKS PARSHA: Vayeilech
This week we learn about the mitzvah of hakhel. Every seven years all the Jews would gather in Jerusalem. Men, women, and children. The men came to learn, the women came to hear, and the children? The children came to give reward to those who brought them. There was really […]
