True humility is not an outer show, but rather begins in an internal recognition that all of one's positive attributes are from Hashem.

To acquire righteousness, one needs to focus on and contemplate our lowliness contrasted with Hashem's unconditional love for us. One also needs to avoid overinvolvement in the physical.

The chosid makes sure to weigh the results of his actions, and is careful not to only do actions that are good on the surface, but also have good long term results.

The chosid makes sure to weigh the results of his actions, and is careful not to only do actions that are good on the surface, but also have good long term results.

The true chosid focuses on benefiting his generation through his actions, atoning for the sins of his people and praying on their behalf.

We discuss the third of the three branches of love of God, which standing up for God's honor.

We discuss two out of the three branches of love of God, which are attaching oneself to God, and having joy in the performance of His commandments.

A person who wishes to reach an exalted level of righteousness needs to strive for a deeper love of God, similar to an intense love between a man and woman, or a man and his only son, where there is only a constant desire to express that love.

The righteous one seeks ways to show Hashem honor by honoring the Torah and those who learn it.

The righteous one seeks ways to show Hashem honor by honoring and beautifying the items that are involved in the commandments of Hashem.