It appears from this weeks Parsha that indeed we can. At Har Sinai the Posuk tells us: Ve’Chol Ha’Om Royen Es Hakolos V’Es Halapeydim. Rashi Z”L explains that Bnei Yisroel ‘Roiyen Es Hanishma”, they saw the sounds- that which is heard- the Aseres Hadibros emanating from Hakodesh Boruch Hu and Moshe Rabbeinu. The Sfas Emes [...]
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Parshas Yisro: Can We See A Sound? Can We Touch Emunah?
Posted in Chinuch, Hadracha, Hashkafa, Parshas Hashavua, Prayer, Shabboss, Torah, tagged avodas Hashem, bitachon, Emunah. Tefillah, Harav Gamliel HaKohen Rabinowitz, Harav shimshon pincus, Hashkafa, mitzvos, Ohr Shimshon, Prayer, Sfas Emes, spirituality, Torah on January 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Reaching The Heavens!
Posted in Shabboss, tagged adam, chazzal, Hashem, shabbos on January 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
In our modern generation, we are consumed with a desire to hold the entire World in the palm of our hand! In a flash, we know what is doing in China and what styles they are wearing in Paris. We pick up a phone and we are connected in an instant to a relative on [...]
Proper Chinuch Means Being Pro-active
Posted in Chinuch, Shabboss, tagged Chinuch, chinuch habanim, mechanech, ofakim, proper parenting on January 12, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
We have no time to be mechanech our children today! We are always angry with our children. We know how to tell them don’t do this, don’t do that…we reproach them and admonish them when they do something bad….we are perfectly reactive parents! How about being mechanech them properly in the first place, to teach [...]
I have A Treasure For You..It Is Called Shabboss!
Posted in Shabboss, tagged jewish festivals, jewish holidays, shabbat, shabboss kodesh on December 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Hashem tells Moshe Rabbeinu, “Matana Tova Yesh Li Bebais Genozai, V’Shabboss Shemo”… I have a treasure (for you) in my storage house and his name is Shabboss! We know that there are two different separations with respect to the exclusivity of Shabboss Kodesh. When Shabboss goes away, we say Hamavdil bein Kodesh Lechol (he who [...]
