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Being Fair to Ourselves
At the beginning of my career I was a rebbe in a yeshiva high school. I remember David approaching me at the morning break and
At the beginning of my career I was a rebbe in a yeshiva high school. I remember David approaching me at the morning break and
“Stop kvetching!” I recall my mother, a”h, telling me. “Make the most of your situation!” Growing up, I always complained to my parents about the
I am pretty sure that we all have shared some version of the following story. A couple of months ago, I called my cell phone
Dr. John Gottman, the world-renowned psychologist and relationship expert, stresses that there are certain tell-tale signs of a struggling relationship. Gottman explains that if a
A number of years ago at a rabbinic conference, a seasoned rabbi was asked to share one of his most important pieces of advice to
I will never forget the Friday night at the Kotel 22 years ago. It was the fall, with the chill in the air and everyone
In 1924 the Moshav of Magdiel was founded in what would later become Hod Hasharon. Magdiel was a Moshav of agriculturists during the first Yishuv
In his later years, when his health was failing, Rav Leib Chasman, zt”l, the late mashgiach of the Chevron Yeshiva, asked one of his talmidim
During the service performed by the kohen gadol on Yom Kippur, the mizrak, a vessel that contained the blood of the bull and goat sacrifice
Rav Yosef Shlomo Kahaneman, zt”l, the legendary rosh yeshiva of the Ponevezh Yeshiva, once spoke about the greatness of Rav Moshe Chaim Yehuda Schneider, zt”l,
If only real life was as simple as the child’s game of “hot and cold”! When searching for an item, the child is prompted when
David was excited to attend the training he was sent to for work. The room was filled to capacity when he arrived, and although he