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Should a Rich Person Live in Luxury?

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Embracing Growth: Are You Becoming Your Best Self? The Power Of Shavuos
In this video, Rabbi Shafier addresses common self-doubts such as 'Maybe I'm not good enough?' and 'Maybe he is better than me?' He delves into how a shift in perspective can transform our self-view. 
Rabbi Shafier emphasizes the importance of recognizing that each person faces unique challenges and has their own path to growth. 

How much of you did you become? Shavuos

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Shmuz On Sefirah

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Everyone is worthy of respect - Sefirah

It's Time to Get Holy


Is the path to spirituality sitting cross-legged on a windy mountaintop, miserably chewing on stale bread and gagging on sips of murky water?
Nope. Not by us.
Hashem has blessed us with a world full of delicious gashmius, and it’s there for your enjoyment.
Mmm.
But there’s one crucial caveat that can’t be ignored. You need to know how to use pleasure without turning it into a gigantic, yellow-fanged monster that will dominate your thoughts and actions every waking moment of your life.
And if that sounds scary, that’s because it is.
In this Shmuz, you will learn how to get the monster in your mind under control. You’ll discover how to use the pleasures of this world to draw closer to Hashem. And you’ll finally understand how to deal with your wealthy brother-in-law’s geshmake kiddushim, without losing sight of who you are.
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Should a Rich Person Live in Luxury?

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