The lesson of the Chet HaMeraglim reminds us to think twice before jumping into the driver’s seat and shifting to drive, as the repercussions aren't worth the price.

The menorah serves as a reminder that every Jewish individual is a luminous light unto themselves, yet they also flicker and illuminate for those around them. 

The story of Rav Mendel of Viznitz and Rivka, who brought him tea while he was in exile, can serve as a parallel to our current situation and our relationship with Avinu Malkeinu and His Torah.

As Yidden, we must all realize we are playing in His orchestra, and when we're not there, He realizes the missing music.

The words 'אם בחקתי תלכו' ('If you walk in My statutes') reminds us as Jews that, even in the dog-eat-dog world we live in, there is another, forgotten dimension of accomplishment.

Never lose sight of who really pays, and remember there is no shortage of ways He can do it.Never loose sight of who really pays. and theres no shortage of ways he can do it 

Reb Meilech of Lezensk reminds us that during the good times, we have to store away for even the rainy days, in order to rise to the occasion, become better, and grow.

It's almost 90 degrees, and Kabbalas HaTorah is around the corner. Is this ironic, or perhaps very much intentional? 

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The Chofetz Chaim and the Apiryon remind us through the laws of negaim that sometimes it's about the long-term goal, and the short-term trials are a tradeoff for eternity.

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