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February 2, 2015 9:56 pm at 9:56 pm in reply to: Rav Yaakov Edelstein Shlita and Rav Gamliel Rabinovitz Shlita #1056891kids at risk rabbiMember
Rav Gamliel can be reached almost every day at his house from 1:3o to 3
at 2 chagiz
kids at risk rabbiMemberthe guide was made by a close friend of mine
its been very popular and well accepted
y do u want the number
i can ask him if i can give it to you
August 23, 2010 8:28 pm at 8:28 pm in reply to: Will Rav Amnon Yitzchak manage to change the music industry? #701513kids at risk rabbiMemberhow far is this going to go
most old school chasidish nigunnim be it belz ger ….
r all goyish songs or marches
the zohar explains [i heard from a rebbe of mine}that music can be elevated till the kisah hakovod
the words can be traif but the tune cant
so what r we going to do assur everything unless its a carlbach song
no more horahs by weddings
what do u think will happen, they will all go to the source
the real rappers popstars kol isha …..
is this what the rabbanim really want or do they think everybody is going to listen to shiurim all day?
this is peoples outlet
what about while driving? nothing like a good torah tape to keep u awake?
i think we should worry about other things like shaboss mitzvots to the best of our ability thats whats important not if a concert or a jewish singer is to rocky?
kids at risk rabbiMemberthere is nothing wrong with chumras but with the people that make them!
im not talking about rabbanim or the like but rather the “cool frafrumpta yeshivish”guy
first of all they think that any body who doesnt have this chumra is not frum,charadi,yeshivish etc….
secondly, they think that is the halacha and there is no other opinion in the world not like it
this being said, this causes strife and hatred in the world between fellow jews
some times a person has to be mivatel on his chumra for either sholom bayis, neighbors etc….
i have a rebbi who keeps certain chumras but doesnt impose them even on his spouse
he says “if im crazy what does that have to do with her”
i think this should be the attitude of all chumra makers then the world would be a better place
kids at risk rabbiMemberi think people here are missing the boat
nobody is saying that there isnt kovod by wearing a hat or jacket for davening.it all depends on your hashkafa
in todays day and age the hat and jacket became important and davening doesnt. people tell me all the time i would become frum but i dont want to wear the uniform
if u would ask hashem “do u want daveners or hat and jacket wearers”? what would he say?
[just so everybody knows im a black hatter and try to wear my hat and jacket all the time for tefilla}
i think we should stress going to davening and what its about and then work on halochos and kovod
kids at risk rabbiMemberthere is a segula brought down to take 7 sips of water and between every sip to kiss the mezzuza
i am a bad faster and when ever i do this it helps me alot
{maybe just psychological but it works}
kids at risk rabbiMembery does some one learning have to be supported
in to days age everybody thinks that people have to give them money or an apt if they r learning
i want to know where it says that?
also i know “kollel guys” who rent cars all the time go out to eat in fancy resterant and have thousands of dollors worth of furniture
is this what the shver is supporting? does he know it?
the kollel guy has to releize that he has to live with less
im not sayig there r no real kollel guys but everyone has to know his limits
i am not a math teacher because i failed math in school
kids at risk rabbiMemberFirstly, aries2756, Why are you ‘paseling up’ the whole yeshiva system?
It seems to me that you had a bad experience in your yeshiva days.
Kids nowadays all have someone to talk to if not an older mentor or friend, a hotline, a program, something.
In every yeshiva their is at least ONE RABBI that can be trusted.
I know from my yeshiva days there was always someone to talk to.
Now, whether hypocrisy of the Yeshiva, system, the yiddishkeit they are taught, is correct thats a different story.
Unfortunately, we are all hypocrites to some extent. We all sin.
When a father yells at his son not to talk during davening, and then turns around to discuss business with his friend, that is hypocritical, and that sends a more damaging message then non kosher cell phones and internet in my book.
but thanks 4 your concern
kids at risk rabbiMemberevery kid that is frum knows the score
if he does mitzvos he will get rewarded and if not will be punished
with that said any person who goes off has the choice
im not saying that abused by someone isnt scaring. its wrong they should be locked up 4 along time but thats not a reason to go off
he should talk to a professional about it and deal with the issue
when he gets to shamayim hes gonna have to answer 4 all the times he didnt keep shaboss or put on tefillin
nobody is going to be there besides him
{the peaople that did this to him might be punished to a certain extent}
but every person has bechira
kids at risk rabbiMemberLast time i checked alot of the gerrer marches were all nepolians marches.
Also besides that alot of chasidish miggunim are from non jewish sources
the zohar says that all tunes can be uplifted for spiritual needs
its the words that can be trief
The question here is are the fast rockin songs with hebrew words really spiritualy stirring or just some heter to listen to them?
The rockin chabad niggun without words, is alot more soul searching then the words of tehillem put into a rockin song
kids at risk rabbiMemberCamps should be viewed as a LUXURY for people that can afford them.
They should not be a requirement for kids.
Parents should not feel obligated to go into debt for this. As it is parents aren’t making it.
If parents need to go into debt for their children to go to camp, it’s time to come out with camp rules, just like wedding rules, for the self-esteem challenged.
kids at risk rabbiMembersomebody came to rav elyashiv and asked him if he wants to be sandek at his great grandsons bris?he said no. they asked him y not ? its a segula so the rav said in heaven there r a bunch of little doors and 1 big door
the little doors r for segulas the big door is torah
i want to get thru that big door
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kids at risk rabbiMemberAs my name suggests, I’ve been dealing with “at risk” teenagers for over 10 yrs now
I’ve heard all the “reasons” why one would not want to be frum. {My rebbe embarrassed me, my parents got divorced, I have ADD ,a learning disability, and so on.} And I want you to know something:
Firstly, If the parents don’t know anything about Judaism how can they give anything over to there children??
Furthermore, those that DO know Judaism and reasons, don’t do the mitzvos with a smile or a geshmak. These kids either don’t understand why they do something, or they understand and see it as a burden.
Now to the point.
The kids use this as an excuse.
Nobody says it’s easy to be a frum Jew, especially if they feel disgust, anger, and unfulfillment.
The grass ALWAYS looks greener on the other side, and at some point, the kid has to take some responsibility for his own life.
there is a ribono shel olam and everyone will get rewarded and punished for their actions. It’s nothing personal, that’s just the way of the world.
Maybe, for example, he had a rebbe that hated him and picked on him. We all did. But what separates the men from the boys is dealing with every situation and not running away and “going off”. Some situations are tougher then others and need more assistance, but that’s the way life is.
NOBODY in this world ever made it big by not going through hardships and challenges. Just look at the Shevatim, our ancestors, our gedolim. Many people don’t have it easy in life and that makes them stronger, not weaker.
I would love to be out of a job, for there to be no need for my services, but something needs to change. Either parents need to learn to instill their children with a love and excitement for Yiddishkeit, and sometimes that means instilling it in themselves first. And our children need to learn a sense of responsibility. Yes, maybe you were a victim…but don’t use that as an excuse. Stop blaming cell phones. Stop blaming internet. The problem runs much deeper.
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