Mussar | A Lesson on Patience
The Hebrew word for patience is savlanut, which also means “tolerance.” The same root gives rise to words that means “suffer” (sevel) and “burdens” (sivlot). We learn from this that patience is not a...
The Hebrew word for patience is savlanut, which also means “tolerance.” The same root gives rise to words that means “suffer” (sevel) and “burdens” (sivlot). We learn from this that patience is not a...
When business gets brutal | The Jacob principle This lesson discusses the strategy Jacob employed when dealing with the broken business contracts of his father-in-law. To say the least, the personal and business relationship...
Our first in 2014 Summer lecture series is “Created for Pleasure”, with Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe Executive, Director of TORCH. Born in Jerusalem, and raised in New York. He has learned in some of...
AFTER WATCHFULNESS comes the trait of zeal, Watchfulness pertaining to the negative commandments and Zeal to the positive, in accordance with the idea of “Depart from evil and do good(Psalms 34:15).” “Zeal,” as the name...