none2.0

Forum Replies Created

Viewing 15 posts - 1 through 15 (of 15 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • in reply to: Three Oaths essay from Rabbi Avraham Rivlin of Kerem B’Yavneh #2407854
    none2.0
    Participant

    Is it me or do people miss the forest for the trees. Can we stop technolozing everything

    in reply to: Short & Sweet #2407849
    none2.0
    Participant

    The rainbow represents redemption at our imperfections. Tho we are imperfect and we fall short. G-d made a promise to us He will not destroy humanity and that’s why it’s so beautiful

    in reply to: Short & Sweet #2407847
    none2.0
    Participant

    He does give us reward for our good deeds. Try it. Go help someone and do good in the world..

    in reply to: Issue with Solving the Shidduch Crisis #2407846
    none2.0
    Participant

    Maybe we carpementalized the shidduch process too much. Like let’s let people meet _naturally_ then they will be forced to face their delusions becuase real life is not a bunch of resumes. Where you nix or faver whoever checks all your “boxes”

    none2.0
    Participant

    The fact that you think we care what the lubavitxh rebbe said. Lol sorry but I’m tired of this blind fath and G-dlike whatever you partain to him so he said something great. I also said something

    in reply to: Positive Word Power #2407838
    none2.0
    Participant

    Sorry clearly didn’t read the actual post. What the post is saying is be polite. No people need to be real. Enough is enough. Say what people need to hear. Not everyone is a good person and not everyone is going to do the right thing. Either stand up for yourself say what you need to say hold people accountable or forever step on glass and be polite. Even if you say something “mean” the other person also needs to learn not be a snowflake. Goodness. Backbone

    in reply to: Positive Word Power #2407829
    none2.0
    Participant

    Yehoshuah at yeshivah ketanah. Your brother can want whatever he wants but he sounds delusional to me. At the end of the day you reap what you sow. If he continues to be stubborn and push his will on reality and not realize his expectations are foolish. He will have to live with the consequences aka living with a woman who is stronger then him and controls him or staying single for a very very long time or marrying someone who is mismatched. The point is we can want whatever we want doesn’t mean we are not delusional. Remember it’s not what a person does that makes a happy marriage but who they are. When I see people start talking about character not whatever everyone does maybe I’ll start taking the system seriously until then all I see is hundreds of thousands of people trying to control reality and pushing their will instead of focusing on the right things

    in reply to: Where is Hashem? #2407822
    none2.0
    Participant

    Most things we do come from what we are tought not because it’s actually who we are in the heart. We just tought that way. It’s habit or skill. But when it comes down to it we are judgmental unkind and no we don’t actually give to the poor we scorn them. When we see them it’s like Sodom and gemorah for someone who has less. And can’t afford basics. Because everything in our society is about presentation not character .

    in reply to: Where is Hashem? #2407821
    none2.0
    Participant

    Maybe cuz our ego has gotten to a point we can’t see the poor or act kind towards strangers or people that are different then us cuz we have so much more then we need. Maybe we need to humble ourselves and be human

    in reply to: Issue with Solving the Shidduch Crisis #2407818
    none2.0
    Participant

    You cannot “solve” the shid such crises. Because we are not G-d. Only G-d can. But we can change the direction of our values to be more in line with basic reality. Alot of people say “I want xyz in a guy girl” or I want to find him/her in a specific manner You can’t control that. I also want a million dollars but it’s not happening. Normal expectations.

    in reply to: Issue with Solving the Shidduch Crisis #2407817
    none2.0
    Participant

    You cannot “solve” the shid such crises. Because we are not G-d. Only G-d can. But we can change the direction of our values to be more in line with basic reality. Alot of people say “I want xyz in a guy girl” or I want to find him/her in a specific manner You can’t control that. I also want a million dollars but it’s not happening. Normal expectations. Natural expectations. You don’t get to decide who comes into your life or how they look but whether you agree with them or not

    in reply to: Comment-free YWN #2407802
    none2.0
    Participant

    These are such snooty comments. Stop trying to control reality. Deal with it. _most_ people like commentary

    in reply to: Shabbos Emergency Call – Halacha Question #2407806
    none2.0
    Participant

    I think we technlosize things too much and miss the morality of situations. What is right to do….not what are we “allowed” to do according to whoever. We are faced with moral choices everyday and we need to live with those choices what would you have done if you didn’t have anyone to ask. The consequences of those choices is also something you need to take into account when making any moral decision.

    in reply to: The Peaceful Dismantlement of the State of “Israel” #2407807
    none2.0
    Participant

    Dreams dreams lots of delusional dreaming. We are not in control let’s give control over to G-d who is the decider of things. And has reasons for everything

    in reply to: Shabbos Emergency Call – Halacha Question #2407808
    none2.0
    Participant

    The question is what’s more important to you. Shabbas or inconveniencing someone. You need to ask yourself what choice can you live with, breaking shabbas and living with that. Or inconveniencing someone. As a clearly fervant religious person for you shabbas comes before all. I think the hatzlah members would understand. You tho also have to live with the understanding that _if_ you do decide to inconvenience them which it’s ok. Shabbas first, you may take them away from saving someone else’s life. Again life is full of moral _choices_. With consequences we have to live with in a pekuach nefesh situation shabbas gets put aside

Viewing 15 posts - 1 through 15 (of 15 total)