One Minute Of Torah
Start your day with an inspiring meditation! Listen to a thought-provoking Torah minute. This is the Best Way To Start Your Day! Rabbi Moshe Levin is a world-renowned scholar and author. He serves as Rabbi and Spiritual leader of congregation Bais Bezalel Chabad in Los Angeles. 📲If you have any questions or comments, feel free to WhatsApp Rabbi Levin @ +1 323-252-3159 or email [email protected]
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They Didn't Say Anything..Yet..Make It Ok
If someone expected something from you, or they may deserve something, (and they don't even care) go out of your way to make it right.
What Have You Done Today For The IDF?
Whatever is going on, stop for a moment and give what you can to whoever you can.
Do We Believe In Friday The 13th As..NO!
Here's three suggestions the Rebbe gave to every single Jewish man woman and child in similar circumstances.
Add in Torah Study.
Say 3 Chapters of Psalms
Give the value of two or three mea…
Look Into The Eyes of A Brave Warrior
They may have not been drafted into the IDF, yet they KNOW they are called on to serve.
Shame Or Joy After Moshiach's Arrival?
Simchat Torah is similar to the coming of Moshiach. We all will come and celebrate.
Here Lies Mr..Was Kosher For Passover..
When you don't know why you're show ng up, part of you does.
It's the 'ALL OF YOU' part of you.
Want To Upgrade Your 6th Sense? Dance!
The Key To Your Joy Throughout The Year Is Your Joy Now!
(Misquoted: Meant Deuteronomy Chapter 16:14)
Love Your Fellow Like Yourself #passiton
You know what you did, yet..you still help you. Love your fellow like yourself!
What's Your Name? No! Your REAL Name
A fascinating story that highlights who we are and what makes us happy.
Want To Know How To Be Consistent?
No tricks.. but fortunately there's a tool: a) Keep proceeding with things you are having trouble with step by step b) it's going to take some work, eventually this becomes your second …
What Mood Are We Meant To Be In Now?
The time after Yom Kippur is both a time of teshuva and a time of joy, because teshuva is a reason to celebrate.