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I prayed before the last time I refreshed the page to see if the Mods updated it. I’ve never prayed for an update.
The first time I prayed and the page was updated!
So from Hashem 🙂
Btw… I can see a number of posters here contributing to Halachipedia
Foremost, get married if you can and try.
That said… thought of two nice things about being single right now:
1) Eating with your hands
2) Not having in-laws
Yepp yepp 🙂
2yo thread
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Bump please. I just found the Hamakor site. Wondering if it’s reliable… says it was created by Mordechai Torczyner
misteryudi: True dat. I’m sorry I wasn’t validating your feelings. Mods are humans; very true. If I was in your position, I probably wouldn’t feel super great after having me say blah blah blah Hashem manifested this.
Hashem could have also called upon you to stand up and speak out for your voice.
B’Hatzlacha for the best of you and everyone
A man doesn’t have to have any education/qualification to receive a smicha?
If a man is studying Torah he can hold postpone getting married.
As for the yetzar hara not getting to him, I heard that men today simplysimply cannot reach that level of being unaffected, considering we are referring to a man who is naturally attracted then he is required to be getting married.
Plus there is the whole a man isn’t a man without a woman and he needs to be married or at least try to fulfill his purpose in this world.
I have heard mixed things. You are a complete person as is. Yet without your other partner in marriage one isn’t complete because the neshamah needs its other half.
3yo thread
Good as moldy bread
Even better as pudding
Best when worn as footing
Thoughs
Will cause sticky toes
Better to feed it to bats
Eaten by cats
Who are eaten by gnats
Them must be huge gnats
Don’t catch them in nets
They will fly through them
I bets
Sing them a lullaby
Time for all to get shut eye
But the problem with secret brothers is that one day they no longer are secret and then they turn into regular brothers and you know what they say about regular brothers.
Guessing this is also important in making kefir…
I know for making yogurt, it’s important that the bowl/dish/vessel (glass or ceramic) is sterile before use. Pour boiling water inside and out and let it sit.
Do not touch the inside rim with your hands. Whatever strains of bacteria are in the container will grow. You probably don’t want to be consuming whatever germs are on your hands or sponges.
Yep yepp
5yo thread
This is what I thought::: Hundreds of hundreds of years ago, I thought the that it was common for one rabbi to write and send one person’s shaila to another rabbi to collaborate, at times. The teshuvos weren’t written for public access. They were written for rabbonim as a resource to help them posken. —Is that right?
When did us regular people have access to such answers? The internet makes it way easier. I know that Ohel Chabad has records of almost all of the Rebbe’s letters for people to read.
When did seforim of compiled teshuvos become available? To rabbinic authorities? To commoners?
Thanks
Listened to a shiur today on TorahAnytime. The rabbi said that Moshiach is not going to be someone expected, as posters mentioned here.
He specified that Moshiach is not going to be coming straight out of Lakewood or anything.
So any potential Moshiach’s should probably move out of Lakewood once they get on the straight path.
OR… Hashem made it so that the rabbi would say this and so it will be shocking when Moshiach comes out of Lakewood.
Like opposite day. Which one is it? Too much thinking. Eeeks.
She-yibaneh beis hamikdash bi-m’heirah v’yameinu v’sein chelkeinu b’sorah-secha.
Glad you’re around Health!
LU: Yes of course. No question about it 🙂
I remember this story from childhood! My Rebbetzin at Hebrew school was such a great storyteller:
Esther was nervous that she wouldn’t be fair enough in the eyes of King Achasvarosh. Her dress was plain while all the other women wore fine cloths. The other women wore elaborate makeup. All Esther had was the pinprick of blood to color her cheeks and lips.
But Hashem did a miracle. He made Esther the most gorgeous woman in the room. She glowed from her neshamah outward. King Aschasvarosh was taken by her beauty. He chose her out of everyone to be his queen.
That story always stuck with me. I learned that my neshamah is the true beautiful thing that matters and it will color the way others see me. And the way that we perceive others. Such a powerful thing to teach little girls and boys.
LU +Every spark of every soul but not counting people and maybe the letters of the Torah instead with Hashem knows how many
Thank you so nice of you 🙂
Yes. Love to all. Love to Mods too <3
LU: I totally get it!
Sometimes our minds go places, far places that may not be healthy for one’s neshamah.
I don’t know what you wrote, but maybe think of it as Hashem steering you in the right direction.
After all, the Mods are moderated by Hashem. It’s a big deal, to say the least.
Maybe because it’s a nonJewish/secular style, fashion trend?
I’m sorry catch yourself.
Thank you for your insight and going out of your way to write it up in Hebrew and English.
I look forward to more from you. Please forgive me.
LU + infinity
Thanks for the tochacha LU! True true. I did dismiss his words rather than take them at face value for having come up with them. That was rude of me and I’m sorry about that cathe yourself. It didn’t add to the discussion at all.
And yes catch yourself’s words have great merit. Thank you for showing me that and giving me the benefit of the doubt to explain myself too.
It is a good point that the prior history warrants more caution for guarding one’s fences as well.
What problems did you have in North America that people in younger generations in North America don’t have now?
In shock, his brother’s killer spit out the mouthful of spaghetti and matzah balls he was chewing when he saw the email. Somehow someone knew. Someone that was still alive.
At that moment he made a vow to do whatever it takes to ensure his freedom. Even if that meant killing another spy. Even if it was his brother. Or his brother’s sister’s friend’s brother.
Quickly Oscar changed out from his checkered shirt and jeans into a white button down with black slacks. He would leave no stone unturned. Which meant that once again Oscar G. Stone would be going by Menachem M. Grossman.
Suddenly the bas Kol reminded Rivky that she wasn’t permitted to attend the exacerbation with Mordechai ben Schnitzel. The White House was prejudice against his type.
Rivky didn’t understand why people were so rejecting of beagles but were okay with hygienic labradoodles. It all reminded her of what Bubbe would say about what those people did to us back then (she was referring to the time when the city used red light cameras so that they can mail people fines).
So Rivky gave Mordechai a steaming hot schnitzel and changed the oil in her neighbor’s kofermobile.
Lauren knew it was all a lie. Mordechai was canine. Rivky was Lauren. And Bereishes was really Skyping.
Juan Javier Jose Julio Jones said that he was too busy to talk then hung up. Rivky knew that he was up to writing with Bereishes Ben Avraham. J5’s latest question dealt with curly cords from cordless phones.
At that she legislated that Mordechai ben Schnitzel accompany her to the event. Tragically Mordechai ben Schnitzel also didn’t have anything to wear.
Rivky this time needed another strategy. She sent Mordechai off to the abandoned shul pool. She emptied 64 packets of instant coffee in the water. Subsequently she poured in 98.5 packets of artificial sweetener. Then left the premises.
When Mordechai returned he looked like a brand new man.
All violent debates aside, Rivky just couldn’t figure out what to wear to the presidential exacerbation. All she had was her white artificial Shabbos dress that got torn in the spin cycle of her artificial washing machine.
Quick she called the rav. He gave her a heter to buy a newly used Shabbos dress from their tzadakah fund. She ordered it on Amazing Savings’s website as the 4 gallon tub of coffee brewed on her umbrella.
After it was boiling and ready, she tossed her former white artificial Shabbos dress in the backyard kiddie pool and then dumped the 3.5 gallons of coffee on top. As the dress turned mocha, she gleefully chugged the half gallon of coffee. Then she called Juan Javier Jose Julio Jones.
True Dat RY!!! See that’s why I was never a successful hitman. I’d get my poisons all mixed up.
Randomex: Please see,
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(Twas being sarcastic in that post.)
Unsarcastically here: Yay glad that his words were well founded.
Thanks DY!!! Didn’t realize this was a human and the Blocked was such a statement.
First time I read resume as resume
1) what happens when production pick up after a period of rest
2) what you give to employers when you’re job hunting
Wow. I was thinking of his brother Rabbi Manis Friedman, shlita’s, talk where he shares the story about visiting a depressed boy.
Everyone was telling the boy that they love him and Hashem loves him.
Then Rabbi Friedman came in and said not to listen to that stuff. Having Hashem love him didn’t make a difference and may not necessarily be true. The truth is that Hashem needs him in this world. He is needed for his unique neshamah which is way greater than love.
It’s def possible that both are true. Honestly though I hear “G[o]d loves you” way more from people who aren’t Jewish and are typically Christian. Of course, Christianity is based off of Jewish teachings.
I guess that hearing it here can balance things out so that it’s associated with Judaism too.
Thank you
May be okay if it’s limited liability
Rabbi Yitzhak Grossman has a Business Halacha PDF online
“the business halacha institute investments , hedge funds, and hilchos ribbis”
She doesn’t have to be in a rush to meet with a shadchan.
Talking to the shadchan may help her deal with why she got divorced (selecting a more suitable mate for her for life).
Also that wasn’t really answering her question.
Some shadchanim specialize in helping certain populations of individuals. It can enhance their focus and pool of potential applicants.
Then again some may do well working with anyone and everyone.
On the other hand, others may serve underserved singles, such as individuals who have been divorced, are older, and/or have specific health issues.
Where is dear Mussar47? She(?) may have references B”H
LOL!! @ Mod’s “Oh please”
Ummmm…so I am going to rain on the parade here.
Isn’t “Hashem/G-d loves you” a very nonTorah perspective?
That’s what I learned. Hashem doesn’t necessarily love us.
We have a mission here. We are needed in this world (not the same as Hashem needs us because He doesn’t need anything but we are still needed in a different way by Hashem).
I literally drive by billboards that say “G[]d loves you” paid for by XX.XXFM Radio, the nonJewish radio station.
It is nice to feel loved by Hashem. Everyone loves love and needs love.
Still the whole Hashem loves you thing imho and from what I learned from rabbonim is that is not a Jewish teaching or saying.
Okay clear skies now