Sicha Discourse

Two levels of Teshuva

One has to repent Teshuvah.

Does one have to specify every single sin that needs to repent for or could we just do a general repentance?

Also, are we supposed to focus on what we see in front of us that needs to be prepared or on future ?

To find out this and more on the conclusion of the tractate Yona.

that deals with the subject of Yom Kippur

Siyum on tractate Yoma: One has to repent Teshuvah.

Does one have to specify every single sin that needs to repent for, or could we just do a general repentance?

Also, are we supposed to focus on what we see in front of us that needs to be prepared or on future ?

To find out this and more on the conclusion of the tractate Yoma.

that deals with the subject of Yom Kippur.

Confusing the Satan

The Mitzva of writing a Torah scroll

There are many customs that we do or don’t do around rosh hahsanh time. In order to confuse the “satan”.

By now wouldn’t we think that he knows our tricks and by now he would catch on how do you explain these customs connection to everything what’s going on in the world? 

To find out about this and more, please join us tonight on zoom 8 PM

There are many customs that we do or don’t do around rosh hahsanh time. In order to confuse the “satan”.

By now wouldn’t we think that he knows our tricks and by now he would catch on how do you explain these customs connection to everything what’s going on in the world? 

The Talmud says

There are 4 things that G-d regrets for creating them. What are these four things and what does it mean that G-d regrets something?

Also, the Thomas says that there are three keys that G-d hold onto and does not give anybody these keys.

The Talmud says

There are four things that G-d regrets for creating them. What are these four things and what does it mean that G-d regrets something?

Also, the Thomas says that there are three keys that G-d hold onto and does not give anybody these keys.

Two birthdays of the great founders of Chassidus