articles on Additional Lessons
Is there an obligation to treat people equally?
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Who Am I?
For I am who I am because my people are who they are
Loving All God's Creatures
Before addressing the trait of love, one must learn and know how we relate to hate
Little giant man
With a few simple and sincere kind words you can leave an indelible impression on someone else. Watch how little it takes to make a big difference. It's Kiddush Hashem at it's best!
Lessons on Additional Lessons
Switching the Location of a Mezuza
Rabbi Daniel Mann | 8 Shvat 5784
Finding a Fruit with Kedushat Shvi’it
My wife shopped at a special kedushat shvi’it fruit distribution. A few hours later, I spotted on the walkway to our building (of seven apartments) a single fruit. I took it home and asked my wife, who said it made sense that it fell from her, but asked how we can know it is not from a neighbor who might have also bought. Do I have to put up a sign or ask neighbors (whom I trust) if it could be theirs? Is it more lenient because there is no ownership of kedushat shvi’it fruit?
Rabbi Daniel Mann | Sivan 28 5782
Sticks And Stones - The Power of an Insult
"...but words can never harm me." Why do words hurt so much, they're nothing more than puffs or air with a sound wave attached, aren't they?
Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair | Adar I 28 5782
A Heartfelt Blessing
Mr. Zilber’s story reminds us that we each have the power to bring blessing into someone else’s life by simply wishing them well from our hearts.
Rabbi Yoel Gold | Cheshvan 15 5782
Ink(not)well
Rabbi Alpert was once visiting Rabbi Feinstein. He accidently knocked over the inkwell, spilling the contents on the Rambam and the new gemara!
Rabbi Daniel Kirsch | Shvat 16 5781
Memories
Rabbi Berel Wein zt"l | Kislev 6 5781
Unintended Consequences
Rabbi Berel Wein zt"l | Cheshvan 21 5781
