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i was davening mincha at the bottom of har meron (was about to go up for lag bomer), looked up to my right and saw the most beautiful mountain ranges towering above me. absolutely gorgeous
this was last year i think
its not totally meaningless. the way a person dressed impacts the way he views himself, so if a person wants to identify with a certain group, he should dress like them. if a person dresses in a tshirt and shorts he’ll feel more chill and relaxed vs if he dresses in a suit and tie. thats just the metzius. and nobodies gonna say that a white shirt itself holds any grand chashivus, its just what took off and became the “dress code”. it couldve been a blue shirt or a green shirt, doesnt matter. the point is if a person wants to identify with the yeshiva world then he should dress as such
yeah 100%
for non working people alos. time just feels like one massive mush right nowywn is fairly right wing to be honest. you dont need to be lehovin to be considered right wing, there are things in the middle believe it or not
@rational
how exactly did you get that from any of these posts…..not so knowledgeable about this stuff but as far as i know it might be worth looking into neve yerushalayim
of course wearing a mask is important! its not rocket science. it blocks the particles and prevents you from spreading it, or at the minimum it decreases the chances of a person spreading it significantly. if i remember correctly, israel put out a study that it reduces the spread by a whopping 85%. so please, everyone, wear masks
@commonsaychel
did you read rationals post?where does it say in the Torah that we cant give land away exactly? because as far as im concerned, there are/were plenty of very big rabbonim no less great than the lubavitcher rebbe ztz”l that were PRO giving away land
he combines very seamlessly pshat in psukim and giving over very interesting concepts as well. hes more chaim berlin type
rav daniel belsky is very very interesting
@DefendChabad
no its just a realization that “moshiach hype” can often be more detrimental than not. hes not a fool, hes a good doctor but that doesnt all of a sudden make any sort of daas Torah or any authority on the matter. if you want to read an article that explains this point very well (i hope ywn will let me post it), read this article written by Rav Aharon Lopiansky shlit”a
https:// mishpacha.com/sometimes-mashiach-is-not-the-solution/uhhh if masks are bad for you then why do surgeons where them? and also its not for you, its for other people mainly. being that if you where your mask outside then you wont sneeze or cough on other people, it will still stay in your mask and you wont get others sick, and nobodies making you where it inside or not letting you keep any windows open. i fail to see the problem over here….
@Joseph
you were quoted two non-zionist places where it says the maysa. Not sure why you insist over and over on not accepting what anyone else says no matter what, its becoming increasingly clear throughout your most recent posts (prob because of quarantine), that youre just a troll. You ignore any good points anyone ever has to make and focus on tiny little nekudos and drag the whole conversation off topic.
and regardless of HOW yom hazikaron was started, theres no aveira in recognizing the fact that there are people that died to protect other yidden. do you know how many parents have lost children? how many people have died?
so please, whats the problem? the fact that the date was set by tzionim? thats a reason to not recognize that other people died for our sake? tell me the issur in recognizing it, lay out a clear reason. im all ears.@Joseph
“How’s sitting in a doctor’s waiting room with other patients waiting to see a doctor more essential than sitting in shul beseeching the Creator of the world?”
very easy actually. one of them you need to get health care and theres no other way to do it, and the other one youre able to do without a minyan (il let you figure out which one is which). Rov rabbonim in america have assured minyanim in shuls (or maybe all idk), so it isnt so hard to say that they might, just might, know better than you. also i know youre a big fan of rav Moshe Shternbuch, so why not take a look at what he says about davening in a minyan, unless of course hes also wrong.@n0mesorah
uhhh you clearly have never spoken to an old chaim berliner lol
purim was a huuuuge avodah by rav hutnerthe little pharm cbd cream is very good ive heard. a few people i know tried it for joint pains and they said it helped a lot. definitely recommend it
this kollel isnt particularly interested in money believe me lol
i happen to know a kollel in eretz yisroel that has a full set. says it was dedicated by the us army and has a picture of barbed wire on the bottom of the first page (not first daf, first page). interesting stuff
did a little more research. chut shel chessed is pretty nuts, thats the craziest one by far and its tomorrow night. toldos avraham yitzchok should be every night as well as shomrei emunim, just run around mea shearim and youll find stuff. thurs night is the big night by toldos aharon toldos avraham yitzchak and stolin
chut shel chessed on the yartzheit of rav nachman is crazy, karlin stolin is every night, toldos aharon is also every night i believe. then u got stuff like dushinsky and zvhil and loitsk, but idk the specific schedules
Satmerers are able to live in israel bc theres nothing wrong with the land itself, only having a medina, so if u have nothing to do with the medina then you arent doing anything wrong. This doesnt take a genius to see, people just lookin to hate at satmar or anyone who doesnt share their exact hashkafos. I got news for you guys though, having different shitas does in fact exist! whoa! what! i thought that was impossible! no way! if someone follows the satmar rebbe then thats his mesorah, who are you tell him hes wrong. wanna know the difference between the satmar rebbe and a reform rabbi? the reform rabbi is a koifer bikur and the satmar rebbe was of the gedolei hador
the obviously modern people looking to bash chareidim here are ridiculous. the people who dont eat ou dont do it because their rebbeim tell them not to and thats it. theres so much more to look out for in eretz yisroel and to say that we just want to look frummer is ridiculous. i had rebbeim that checked out rabbinut meats and it came out they were suffek treif, am i a chossid shoita if i dont eat by parents house when they serve it? or am i just keeping kosher? where do you draw the line. “we’re dumb, crazy Chareidim and we think we’re so much better than you, but really we’re just crazy and stupid and can’t get over ourselves” so, GadolHadorah, Rav Chaim Kanievsky is dumb and crazy? Rav Gershon Edelstein is dumb and crazy? the rabbonim who tell us we cant eat certain hecsherim are dumb and crazy? who should i follow instead, HaGaon HaRav Avi K shlit”a? geeze you guys are nuts.