Can one sit or sleep in a parent's bed? Why should that be any different than sitting in their chair?

How does the halacha of not sitting in parent's seat relate to the prase המקום ינחם אתכם we say when being menachem avel?

How to approach the end of davening

What is Akdamus?

Why do we say it?

When should we say it?

What are the parameters of not sitting in your father’s seat? Does the same apply to your mother’s seat? What about after a parent passes away?

Listen to a fascinating story about Rav Chaim Kanievsky zt”l during the shivah for the Steipler.

In this Shiur we discuss many different reasons and insights into Shemitta

Our 100th shiur on Va’ani Tefillah explores how davening ascends through the four worlds—עשייה, יצירה, בריאה, and אצילות—with Kaddish serving as the bridge between each level. This perspective sheds light on much of the structure of our tefillah.

There is no bracha on Kibbud Av Va'em, or is there? Why don't we recite a bracha? Why does Rebbe Akiva Eiger point this out over here?

What does עוזר דלים mean? Why is that an appropriate end to עזרת אבותינו and an introduction to שמונה עשרה? How could דוד המלך have said that he was an עני when he has everything?

Part 1: Background to the Mitzvah

Join us as we explore the difference between כבוד and מורא, and examine why in one place the mother is mentioned first while in another the father takes precedence. We will also discuss the underlying reasons for this mitzvah.

The Torah tells us צהר תעשה לתיבה. See how the Baal Shem Tov applies this to Tefilla