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kitovParticipant
Those that visit a great rabbi grave site need to know what to do there.
They need to look in a prayer book and say tehilim the entire time.
They should keep in mind the soul of the great rabbi is also praying and standing next to them.
It is up to hashem of course to decide whether he will fulfill your request.
The likelihood of your prayer being answered is lot better this way then if you praying alone.
At no time should you think the soul of a great rabbi can do more for you other then pray on your behalf.kitovParticipantRebsidduch we are all proud of you for taking limud ulelamaid dvice.
Now when and if you and the kollel guy get married
You can invite us all to come to your simcha.May 22, 2017 11:49 pm at 11:49 pm in reply to: Are Yeshivas Charging Too Much? ๐๐๐๐โกโก๐ฒ #1283013kitovParticipantI think yeshivas should look for ways to save money and thereby lower tution .
One of the the ways to save money would be to fire secular studies teachers and tape secular studies lessons and have students learn from these tapes well enough to pass the testMay 22, 2017 11:23 pm at 11:23 pm in reply to: Losing the battle against technology? โ๏ธ ๐ต #1282967kitovParticipantThe only people I know that are winning the battle against technology are the Amish people.
Furthermore the Amish people are modest and humble people .
IMHO they are the best of the gentiles.kitovParticipantI have a friend who was engaged to BT girl.
He called off the wedding when he found out she lived on a farm.kitovParticipantIn the modern world the definition of dating is meeting someone for the purpose of a casual relationship and the definition of courting is for marriage.
We that live in the orthodox world are blissfully unaware of the definition of dating.kitovParticipantOh by the way sardines are a great source of calcium
kitovParticipantThe skinless and boneless kind tastes better then regular sardines
Since sardine skin has a bitter taste.I love a sardine , lettuce and tomato sandwich.
Preparation time is quick and the price is reasonable.
March 23, 2017 11:39 pm at 11:39 pm in reply to: Why are jewish chat rooms considered appropriate #1243260kitovParticipantI see nothing wrong with corresponding with the opposite gender when Torah is also OK with it.
For example the Torah
writes about a female prophet and shofet (judge) called devorah who taught Torah and even sung a shirah (song)
The Torah also tells us about a female prophet called Hulda who taught Torah.
So we see from the Torah that it’s permitted to communicate with a female.kitovParticipantI remember reading in the safer shar-ray teshuva concerning the many challenges given to the bal teshuva as punishments for sins committed in the past.
In other words in order to be free of punishment in the post life
the bal teshuva must pay something in this world for his past bad behavior.
This then maybe the reason for your difficulties in finding a shidduch.
But don’t fret.
When the all mighty will send you a kallah no one on earth will interfere.
I remember reading in the talmud.
Someone asking what does hakadosh borach hu do all day ?
The answer was arrange shidduchim.kitovParticipantDaas,
Under what circumstances is it obligatory ?
kitovParticipantIs there a commandment for women to marry ?
kitovParticipantLet’s not forget king achasvarosh was makpid on looks.
thats one of reasons we say malech tippish hayah.
He was a dumb king.
kitovParticipantNow I will address the benefit of a girl being unintentionally single.
Child birth is a blessing but the pain of child birth is not.
Chava and her daughters was given the curse of birthing pain due to her eating the forbidden fruit.
The matriarch Rachel died in child birth.
We learn from there that child birth can be fatal.
A single girl has an obligation to reproduce due to the commandment of pru-rebu.
But the fact that she can’t find a shidduch is a good excuse to avoid having to experience the curse of birthing pain.
kitovParticipantWhat is the point ?
Why does a girl have to pretty in her husband eyes ?
Why does the torah agree with this statement ?
kitovParticipantLimud, you said yes if he is a man.
Are you also saying no if she is girl ?
If that’s the case please elaborate.
kitovParticipantYou talk about an indeterminate amount of histadlus for indefinite period of time
as a viable option.
I don’t see it that way.
It’s already been mentioned that Orthodox dating is not fun.
Can you Invision someone going on years or decades of fruitless dating without getting tired of it ?
kitovParticipantLilmod, “it is good and try to see positive into it” thanks for your answer to my question about the benefits of being single.
You haven’t specified what the positive is in it.
So I will start to do that for you.
Single men are more likely to be studying Torah because they don’t have much else to do.
That is why most of study halls are filled with single men learning Talmud.
If everyone would be married .
only a small kollel would be left in the study halls.
our generation would not have the great merit and shield of Torah we have today if not for the single Torah scholars among us.
kitovParticipantJoseph I am talking about unintentionally single.
Obviously they are not obligated to marry if he or she can’t find a shiduch.
kitovParticipantA person must be happy with his lot in life and always say yahsh lee kol (I have everything) like the patriarch Jacob said.
Does a person have to continue looking for his zivug even after he is 53 years old ?
He didn’t choose to be single.
Shouldn’t he say gam ZU le tov.
This also god made for the good.
And give up after over 30 years of fruitless searching ?
Must a person continue to make histadlus forever ?
kitovParticipantCan’t judge a book by it’s cover.
Someone awfully pretty can be pretty awfull at the same time.
kitovParticipantI believe most of the shadchanus business will eventually evolve into trusted Internet dating sites.
kitovParticipantOf course I am single.
If had a wife and kids I wouldn’t feel free to make controversial statements.
kitovParticipantStika kehoda ,if there is no rebuttal to my controversial statements then according to the Talmud I must be right.
kitovParticipantSomeone said yeshives couples have fewer divorces.
That maybe true but it doesn’t indicate these couples have happy marriages
It may indicate these couples have unhappy marriages but are staying together for the sake of the children or the fact that divorce is often more painful then staying together.
A Talmud chacham actions are more rational then emotional.
kitovParticipantModern technology is also a solution.
Men an woman can hold video conferences.
Woman dressed modestly of course
And talk as long as they want untill they are ready to take the next step.
To marry after only a brief beshow.
May end in a tragic divorce.
No one should be hustled into a marriage before they know each other well.
Those frumies who pressure people into quickie marriages should be put into chairim (excommunicated)
kitovParticipantOn the subject of dating.
First we have to admit that yichud is prohibited.
There can be no lieniency on this point.
Furthermore the prohibition of yichud dating is veharag Val yavor.
We have to withdraw from this type of dating as soon as possible.
Having made that point it’s important to note that there is a shiduch crises going on and we need to find solutions before it gets worse.
There are kosher dating alternatives for our generation.
I believe speed dating events organized and supervised by our rabbinical leadership can solve the problem.
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