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Yenny!
Observeteen:
Say Perek Shira for a period of 40 days with a lot of Kavanah.
Its beautiful, and you will enjoy the meaningful composition.
BeHatzlocho!
AC
IRENE!!!!
Isnt there a school named after her in New Jersey? Whats the story with that?
Yes!!!! thats it, the Lucky Dip….tks;))
Pine View Hotel
Browns Hotel (Dont know how Kosher it was but it was nice from the outside)
Pinball machines and game room in that Dairy in Woodbourn ( forgot the name but there was a a pic of a soft ice cream cone in fro,nt of the store.)
Holiday INN
Frum Jews Hitchiking for a ride on the highway
The bro and sis camps:
Camp Sternberg-Mogen Av
Camp Gila-Shalva
Camp Chedvah-Monk
I respect Chabad for always putting the needs of other before their own.
Shlishi,
I agree with your post, bu why are they differnet then Chassidim who do the same?
If I remember correctly, there is a section in NY named after Ari Halberstam. Does anyone know where?
what was unterland then?
True,
however I think there were more Neologs in Oiberland ( Budapest, Eger etc.)
than there were in the Chassidish part of Hungary, such as Kasho, Munkatch, Ungvar etc…
English man;
With all due respect, there were plenty of reformers in Hungary as well, and many iconic Gedolim who have stememd from Germany, Galicia , Lithuania etc.
Divrei Chaim, (Galica) Rav Shamshom R Hirsh, Wurtzburger Rav, Bamberger, Rav Yisroel Salanter, Vilna Gaon to name a few.
MIKEHALL SAYS;
‘The gedolim’s death while still a Tragedy for KAL Yisroel, the circumstances surrounding there death was more “normal”. I.E The natural order of getting older and passing away at an old age…’
Rav Shimshon Sherer adresses that very same issue, and brings an inspiring explaination.
Got to matzav.com and search for Friday, July 22, shimshon Sherrer
The Reactionary,
Tks:)
Coffee addict,
Chill out! I just mentioned it as a side point.
In fact there was that famous story where the Chasam Sofer had to travel to a place where there were certain baths he needed for his health. While he was in treatment, the brick walls which surrounded the bath, started to cave in.
The Ch S then realized that there was a Talmid Chochom which was niftar and he wasnt there to give the hesped. He asked Mechila and the walls started to go back.
I dont remember the exact details of the story, but the point was well taken. .
Pac Man,
No- not where he learned. where his parents were born, or where he gets his yiddish from.
The gemmorroh DOES say that if one is not maspid a Talmid Chochom properly, he deserves to be buried alive.
Does anyone know his background? His yiddish is not really chassidish but more litvish….does anyone know his roots?
Middlepath;
I was just telling somebody about this gorgeous, personable, clever girl, who was very popular.
Somehow, when it came to shidduchim, she didnt succeed. One boy after the next dumped her .
She ended up marrying a DREAMY DOCTOR , who knows how to learn, is Baal chesed with a lovely family behind him. They are really happy and he is a great husband.
So you see, althoughI’m sure you are a great gujy with lots of
qualities, there are NO RULES!!!
Good luck and I hope this turns Mazeldik!
Frumnotyeshivish;
Does the posuk ‘tzedek tzedek tirdof’ mean anything to you???
Its not just aboutt what will happen to him in the world to come. We have a right to see Yashrus in this wolrd as well.
He commited a heinous unspeakble crime to aan innocent child.
In fact, I think one of the networks reported that the mother asked one of the authorities if the will catch whoever did this. They assured her they would and that he would be brought to justice.
I’m sure you mean well,a nd dont take this the wrong way.
But in the futur, if anyone wants to release their sanctimonious opinions in public, please pick a more suitable topic.
Muvtach Lo shehu Ben O’HABOH’
if memeory serves me correctly I remember ,b esides saying Ashrei, there is another deed a person would have to do as well as ashrei.
I think its learning something specific from a certain Tanai….can someone please refresh?
I remember in Flordia years ago, as a child I noticed frum women sitting at the pool in their swim suits and I always found it weird that they sat with their hair covered!
This is similar.
SGOLD,
Amazing post!!! tks
Droid,
SO HE WOULD HAVE LIED!!! Better than to come out a killer.
Furthermore, he could have convinced Leiby that he saw he was lost and had intentions to bring him to his parents, blah blah……Strong possibility that he could have pulled it off!
He was pure evil!
When he saw the flyers indicatiing that Leiby was misssing, he chose to be a murderer rather than a liar.
He could have claimed to have found him then collect the reward. Instead he massacred an innocent child!
Just a thought to prove that he is PURE EVIL!!!!
Migalgilin Zechus al yedei ZAKAI Vichovo al yedei CHAYOV!
Sadly this horrendous tragedy was bashert for this child, but Hashem always chooses the suitable shliach. Obvioulsy there was a reason that Aron was sent to carry out this terrible deed, as opposed to anyone else!
Feif Un says;
Lastly, I urge you all to remember the case of Martin Grossman, a year and a half ago. This was also a murderer, who executed a police officer. At the time, because Martin was Jewish, everyone was calling for his life to be spared. Why is this guy any different?
This guy is different because he killed an innocent defensless child who was in no way a threat to him
With GROSSMAN, as guilty as he was, one may argue that he was fightiong off a police officer in self defense….Nothing to do with the victim being a non Jew versus a Jew
Can someon, please explain the logic in why a suspected murderer would be free of conviction if the ENTIRE beis din has no doubt that he was guilty?
Is it because there would be suspicion with regard to the fact that NO ONE has a doubt?
The reason you speak to the boy first is because boys generally are not as sensitive as girls are!
The son of the Divrei Chaim (Sanzer Rav) said that buying life insurance is a segulah for Arichas Yomim.
Making a LI, avoids imposing on Klal Yisroel the burden of having to support families who don’t have one!
Mi Keamcho…..indeed!
There was story of a very wealthy man who lived very modestly to the point where pple accused him of being a hapless miser. Word got around that he never gave any tzedakah etc…..
When he was niftar, they found in his safe tons of invoices with his signature for all sorts of charities. He wanted to give quietly as not to get any recognition.
TBT,
Your story got me all teary eyed. How an individual in such circumstnaces, had others on his mind. Amazing!
Jewishness;
‘Mi Keamcho Yisroel, Goy Echod B’Aretz’
‘We’ , not the other nations of the world, accepted the Torah!
‘We’ not the other nations of the world endured persecution and suffering throughout the centuries Al Kiddush Hashem’
‘We’, not the other nations of the world, work endlessly to bring our own back to Yiddishkeit.
‘We’, have less blood on our hands , a cleaner track record (per centage wise, ofcourse) than the other nations of the world.
Ofcourse we have to strive to be better.
I can assure you Hashem is proud of us.!
In fact, its written in Sefer Iyov, that Hashem will never hold it against us if we are angry at Him for any tragedy that might befall us.
May Hashem avenge the blood of our brothers.
Waiter;
A Bachelor;
Look at the last part of Birchas Hamozon……..Yiroo.
It says ..Naar Hoyisis (I was a lad) Gam Zokanti (I got older) Viloh Roiyisi (I didnt see, meaning he didnt see the girl, he missed the boat)
There are some times when its ok to be jealous.
The mishneh says ‘Kinas Sofrim Tarbeh Chochmo’
If someone has a talent that might entice you, it will power up your confidence and provoke you to succeed as well.
Ofcourse as far as material issues are concerned, it is a problem which is not easily solvable.
Maybe its best that you look at those LESS fortunate. I know its easier said than done but……
1.Leaving your office on December 31st, and telling your collegues,
‘Bye everyone, see you next year’ (ugh!)
2.question; Where in the States do you live?
ANSWER; JEW York
3.why do pple put empty soda bottles in the fridge?
In case they have guests who DON’T want anything to drin,k
4. What do you do when someone shootys at you?
Make Chazeres HASHATZ!!
5. How do you say a Bachelor in Hebrew?
Naar Hoyissi, Gam Zakanti V’LO ROIYSI!!!
Grandmaster,
I am alluding in cases where the guidlines are met.
Ainodmilvado says:
‘The problem IS that, more and more frequently, it IS done for the wrong reasons. ‘
Who died and left YOU to decide whats considered right or wrong?
Its a mitzvah for a man to divorce his wife if thats what she really wants. I know an unfortunate case where a man dragged his wife for 5 yrs just to torment her.
Whatever the case, I heard a shiur from a famed speaker who thought that infidelity is not a reason to break up a family! Acoording to her, anything else less than physical abuse was not grounds for divorce when you have kids.
Then there are ‘shono rishono’ cases where Rabonim unfortunately write very quickly.
Every Bais Din has there own way of handling a situation like this, but there is no ‘right’ or ‘wrong reasons.
For the record, Oshri doesnt only make Chassidish shidduchim.
YOu have to call up and tell him exactly what your looking for.
Good luck
I should have it somewhere….
He made quite a few shidduchim and I heard he charges according to how hard he has to work, but I think you should speak to him about it personally
There is a very good shadchan by the name of Oshri. I think he lives in Monsey….
Expectations according to the company I worked for are as follows;
Out of every 10 appointments booked, 6 will turn into meetings, 4 will produce fact finds, and only 2 will go to business.
If you can nail 2 out of 10, your on the right track.
Its possible that other companies have different standards though.
‘we dont believe that gedolim are in a different world, they are human beings also.’
Absolutley! they are surely human. But they have to set a certain example,if they want to lead us in the right direction.
I DO see something not gepast for a respectable Rav to be seen eating out in a restaraunt.
There WAS rebbe recently who harshly criticzed the very ‘american’ idea of eating out every Sunday night with family members. He said pple seem to forget that a sister in law is NOT sister , and a father-in-law is NOT a father etc. etc. V’Hameivein yovin!
So Rabonim have a higher standard.
Tzeey Loch Bikvei Hatzon!
Yes, I’ve seen that.
I’ve also seen the youngest child push the chair forward for the father to sit down after Kiddush.