Mashiach Agent

Forum Replies Created

Viewing 50 posts - 451 through 500 (of 835 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • in reply to: The requirement for everyone to give Tochachah #1145277

    problem is too many people are afraid to give tochacha lest the person/friend not like them anymore.

    for Hashem a person should not be afraid to do anything. you should be willing to give up your life for Hashem. even if it means losing business or friendship etc…

    in reply to: Shine a little light #1144954

    amazing achdus to give him chizzuk

    in reply to: Educational Toys Are Bad For Children! #1144497

    so i guess according to you its also bad for children to read books that teach them proper middos & about yomim tovim etc… (thus teaching them school lessons while enjoying a book)

    in reply to: coffee side effects #1195670

    i never drank coffee B”H

    Coffee is not healthy but if you drink it then its your strength of the day. see if you can find something healthier to replace it with so you can get your strength. it makes me sad that i see lots of parents letting their kids drink coffee at such a young age when its very unhealthy & also not needed at their young age. (when i go to Brissim)

    in reply to: Exaggerated Pesach #1144657

    “Pesach hotel vacations are a consequence of our descent into rampant gashmius.”

    i spent 6 years as a Mashgiach in many different hotels throughout the USA & i can personally tell you its all about gashmius & takes away the kedusha of yom tov. the food is 24-7 the programs are 24-7 etc…. totally lowering the kedusha of yom tov.

    & with all i enjoyed each year in hotels i can still tell you “there is still nothing like making Pesach at home”

    in reply to: How to address the Rebbe of a Hasidut #1143717

    don’t address him at all. go straight to Hashem for help. for one that seeks out Hashem lacks nothing that is good (Tehillim 34:10 said in bentching)

    in reply to: Distressed in Brooklyn #1144106

    if it was a HALACHA

    then we would all get drunk every year just like we all light the menorah

    in reply to: Distressed in Brooklyn #1144105

    can you please tell me WHERE in shulchan aruch it is listed AS A HALACHA that you MUST get drunk until you don’t know the difference bet. mordechai & haman…..

    in reply to: What is the appropriate punishment for financial crimes? #1143434

    What is the law for someone who steals financially by using someone else’s American airlines card or Costco card to save himself money? Both pure corruption and stealing. Your Costco card includes you, your spouse and your single children.

    in reply to: All or nothing campaigns #1143040

    CA is correct.

    Every campaign is always won, although sometimes you will see more ads making you think they are more desperate for help cause the campaign is closing very soon.

    I will not be your LOR to tell you if this is stealing based on taking other people money more than they would normally give for just a one time help. But you can ask your LOR what he thinks.

    Welcome to the generation of corruption and dishonesty. Where a person’s human physical mind I.e. Yetzer Hara will convince him in each situation that it’s not stealing. ( rather it’s using someone else’s American airlines card to save money on your flight or using someone else’s Costco card etc…)

    in reply to: Purim weather #1222665

    the weather is all in Hashem’s hands and nobody can change it. the only thing you can do is daven to Hashem & hope it will be nice weather

    have a nice fun purim

    in reply to: Happy Birthday! #1142146

    theres only 1 lesson in the entire paragraph above. don’t take life for granted & let it be wasted C”V. U’Vacharta b’chaim you should choose life.

    I don’t know about everyone else here, how often we think about our life, most people make an account of their life once a year-before Yom Kippur- Tzaddikim make an account once a month-before Yom kippur Kotton. I know a person that makes a account of his life almost everyday of his life. He told me this is the final last thing he thinks about almost every night AFTER saying Krias Shma al Hamita he makes an account thinking did i learn today, daven, give tzedaka, help another yid etc… is Hashem going to say to his Malachim i have Charata (pity) i gave this yid an extra day to live. How precious life is. Hashem doesn’t just say this yid will live to 98 this one to 108 & this one to 110, every day & hour is a gift from Hashem, U’vacharta B’chaim-you should choose life-lets learn this now while we are still young.

    This is the only lesson i realized that takes us a life time to learn (we never learn it ) although it gets revealed to us so many times each year. HOW LIFE GOES BY IN AN INSTANT. One second, father just made ????? from ??? & Mother is already lighting the candles, something is wrong here something has to be wrong 6 days just flew by .this is how every year goes by we go from ????? & Before you know it its time to order ????? ???? for ????? Then its exactly 30 days to ??? we then count exactly 7 weeks until ?????? then its exactly 4 weeks until ???? ??? ????? then comes the 3 weeks & then 3 weeks of summer & Before you know it its time to blow the ???? already YES A YEAR JUST FLEW BY & IS GONE FOREVER.

    in reply to: Happy Birthday! #1142144

    i wish you happy birthdays & write to you words of chizzuk special for a persons birthday.

    What can we learn from Birthday’s? Why did Hashem invent a day to celebrate a persons birth? There’s nothing wrong or goyish with having a birthday cake or party. The lesson we can learn is, that last year on this day i was 39, today i became 40. A complete year has just gone by. What have i accomplished during this time? Was my time spent wisely? (Wisely does not need to mean Learning & Davening etc.., going shopping & spending family quality time is also considered time spent wisely & actually very important to raise a happy & healthy family) Can I actually face Hashem now & say truthfully that I spent this past year wisely? Maybe we can learn that every minute counts & is so precious & now another full year is gone forever.

    in reply to: Nothing #1195498

    nothing is better then sinning as they say better ZERO then going NEGATIVE C”V

    in reply to: Jewish music that sounds non jewish #1141555

    HPO

    The problem is that even if the words are nice & words of praise to Hashem etc… its the songs rock & tune that make a persons attitude change & it affects people badly in their yiddishkeit & their Neshama. different kind of Music have different effects & almost all of it is bad effects

    WE CAN ALL AGREE that ALMOST ZERO music is spiritual/ruchnius i.e. a person singing just to thank & praise Hashem (unless its Shabbos zemiros etc…) but now we are talking about singers with SONGS TO ENJOY (so when a person can reach this high Madreiga of Singing praises to Hashem from his heart in gratitude-like the story below-then we can talk)

    i know a person that all day everywhere he walked or had a spear moment he always sang “Tov l’hodos L’Hashem….” i saw him singing sometimes & it was with such Simcha that he even sang it in english sometimes cause it came from his heart in thanks & unlimited Hakaras Hatov to Hashem for everything Hashem gives him/us etc….

    in reply to: Jewish music that sounds non jewish #1141547

    how many songs of todays generation from jewish singers are straight from the goyish singers with the words changed & they use jewish words?

    These songs are pure rocken music with a goyish taam & are destroying yiddishkeit & the kedusha of klal yisroel R”L.

    there’s a book someone put out of todays jewish music & what’s wrong with it & why it doesn’t belong in a jewish persons home or neshama

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/jews-listening-to-non-jewish-music

    in reply to: Robo Calls violate Dinah da Malchuscha Dina #1141727

    WHat number do you call to get put on the do not call list?

    in reply to: learning hakaras katov from a penguin #1141562

    how good is your middah of Hakaras hatov from 1-10. where are you holding? how much work does it take to remove the middah of taking things for granted so that you will always have hakaras hatov for everything that is done for you? (rather by Hashem or by a friend)

    Start working on it now

    in reply to: 1 killed, 14 injured in terror attacks today #1141422

    1)Wake up call for TESHUVA and

    2)the Niftar time was up in this world.

    3)test of bitachon and emunah on the entire family involved and the injured families involved

    4)many other reasons that cannot be revealed to us in this world. When you are fortunate to have completed your mission in this world YOU will find out in the Olam haemes exactly why this tragedy occurred

    in reply to: It’s time to add more chumras #1141467

    How about a chumra for no cell phones allowed to even enter mekomos hakedoshim like shuls and batei Medrash. Let’s restore the kedusha that a shul used to be.

    No talking in shul anytime even between aliyos if you want or need to then go to the hallway

    in reply to: age for marriage #1141586

    Joseph

    Sure remove all the tumah from your home including the unnecessary technology (fancy cell phones, ipads etc…)

    Remove the tumah from your mind and raise your children in pure spiritual purity like they do. Anything which EVEN MIGHT cause their child to turn away C”V is not allowed in the house even for the parents. Can you handle this? For the sake of your children yiddishkeit? If you can and do raise them this way they definitely will be ready to marry by 18 or 20 the latest.

    in reply to: age for marriage #1141582

    “in addition, plenty of chassidim get married pre-20 and seem okay.”

    This is because they are raised from birth in a way that they mature at a younger age & are therefore ready to marry & raise their own family when they are very young. versus regular people are not ready at 18 to marry.

    in reply to: I nominate Parsley #1140596

    I nominate trump to get you some kosher parsley from his steak restaurants and hotel kitchens

    in reply to: davening S"E while driving #1142148

    if a person has no way to say it standing as in midst a flight with noone allowed to get up then he is allowed to stay it in sitting motion

    in reply to: Sefardim own Ashkenazim #1140344

    RY

    Any food

    dov rosenbaum

    sure Lekovod shabbos & yom tov there are lots of delicacies but people who work on themselves… when they do eat it (rather on shabbos or at a simcha etc…) eat it only for the honor of Shabbos or to make the baal simcha happy that he is joining their Simcha etc…

    theres one kind of person who is a tzaddik & has reached this high level (you don’t need to be a Gadol Hador to reach this level) of holding himself in from going after his desires. & then there,s the person that is simply living in Denial by not eating/enjoying what he can enjoy. if you are the 2nd person then the person is crazy & needs help.

    theres many other things that every human can work on to bring yourself to a higher madreiga & closer to Hashem. but that is not for now.

    in reply to: Wearing Hat on Shabbos #1140405

    A baseball cap is definitely not Shabbosdik

    in reply to: Sefardim own Ashkenazim #1140340

    eat to have strength to serve Hashem or to make the person who made it happy (rather its your wife or your host your eating by) BUT DON’T EAT just to fress cause you love it. thats what a chazer is & a Chazer is not a kosher animal.

    theres nothing wrong for a person to go out to the restaurant to eat. BUT to go out just cause you desire that steak is crazy & Insane. start working on yourself to hold your yetzer hara back.

    I was at a expensive fancy event this week (was sefardi happens to be) & i did not touch a single thing there. i came to give Mazel tov & had already eaten before coming. it can take time. but you can work on yourself to hold your taivos back from what you want & bring yourself to greatness.

    Tzaddikim eat just to have strength to serve hashem. so there is almost no difference to them between eating bread & water versus pizza & sodah.

    may we all reach this high level one day.

    in reply to: Sefardim own Ashkenazim #1140332

    So i guess you admit to going after your evil yetzer Hara by running after your desire for sefardi food without being able to hold yourself in.

    a patient i assisted in my office just yesterday with addiction issues but not serious addiction (like drinking or drugs etc…) ruchinus addiction. i.e. my patient is not able to hold his taivos back from wasting time sitting watching TV & Shows etc… his first day of therapy is today. HOLDING HIMSELF BACK FROM HIS DESIRES & ALSO NOT WASTING HIS LIFE OVER DOING NOTHING. will need to see how long therapy takes for him.

    how long will it take you Sefardi guy to withhold yourself back from your yetzer hara for these foods & other stuff bad for a yid?

    i wish you hatzlacha to start working on yourself now

    in reply to: Neckties #1142946

    bright colors worn by older people give the impression of looking old versus when work by younger people it give more attraction & sticks out more then dark ties

    in reply to: Where have all the Shtarkers gone? #1140355

    I totally agree with Joseph

    If a Sefer Torah is larger heavier and bigger does that make it holier?

    Today we have smaller ones so that even people who need Kiruv can hold onto Hashem Torah and Mitzvahs it also makes it more convenient so we don’t need such large Ahron kodoshim. With crowns on top and being large sofrei Torah they would go through the roof

    in reply to: The purpose of mechila #1139819

    Yes you are mechuyuv so you prevent him from the need to return to this world when he is niftar to make up for it.

    But you can double check with your LOR

    in reply to: Does anyone know if Trump Steaks have a hashgacha? #1139936

    Ask them at the Trump Casino and Hotels

    in reply to: Attention Jewish republicans #1140210

    With all due respect let us not forget the most important thing.

    Let’s not forget who really runs the world. Hashem. Lev Melachim byad Hashem….

    When we write like this coffeeroom we all sound like whoever wins runs the world.

    Put your trust in Hashem alone and not others…. For one who trusts Hashem lacks nothing (tehillim 34)

    Let’s hope the best one we all hope for wins president

    in reply to: The purpose of mechila #1139793

    cause i know that if he was able to take on him to admit to me that he did something wrong. that he really has charata for what he did. so now that he has asked me forgiveness its time for me to move on. theres just a limit how much a person can let his life get ruined over 1 event that happened (although it may be major)

    ex. even if someone murders someones relative C”V is the person killeds family gonna be depressed & upset & angry etc… at the murderer for THEIR ENTIRE LIFE? is it worth it to ruin your entire future 80 or 90 years of life ahead of you over 1 Major tragedy/event? (the murderer will pay justice in bais din/civil court but you cant throw YOUR entire life down the drain over this 1 event)

    theres a limit to every situation, in the case of Niftar there are levels from Shiva to Shloshim to yahrtzeit etc… & what each one allolws or not allows. but you cant lock yourself up for life because of it

    GET OVER IT

    HATZLACHA

    in reply to: loshon hora #1139131

    Chazak Inspiration line 718-258-2008 extention 1 for shmiras Halashon & many other extentions for other topics

    Hatzlacha

    in reply to: The purpose of mechila #1139791

    mechila when asked, means the person feels bad for what they did-otherwise they would not ask mechila cause they still think they did nothing wrong-& wants to ask you forgiveness & remain friends with you. so if you forgave him then you know its time to move on & start fresh with him

    BOTTOM LINE:if a person is asking you mechila-although its just words-he obviously admits that what s/he did was wrong

    in reply to: seminary packing list!!! #1139820

    Shluach mitzvah gelt

    in reply to: bitachon #1139147

    m

    ever heard of something called “Hishtadlus”? ever heard of “ein somchim al haneis” a person may not depend on Miracles. you cant just sit back and say ill wait until i win the lottery & i trust Hashem that i will somehow win.

    in reply to: bitachon #1139145

    aqj

    it takesmuch more then that…. it actually needs to become part of a persons system & way of life for it to work. this is why it takes at least 30 years (cause it needs to get into yuor system)

    start making a learning seder of chovos halevovos every day for a few minutes.

    or you can disregard this message & live a life filled with worry, fear, stress & depression etc…. which you prefer is your choice. i prefer a happy life filled with joy 24-7

    in reply to: Make America Good #1138779

    so let us stop being self-centered & start think about others-besides ourselves-& help them in any kind of help someone might need (not everything in life is money)

    in reply to: All G-d wants is… #1138688

    1)Serve Hashem not because Hashem said so in the torah but serve Hashem out of love as for all hashem does & continues to do 24-7 for each & every one of us. just like you honor & Respect what your parents want cause YOU know how much they did for you from the minute you were born.

    May it happen very soon

    in reply to: We Are Right Now Toward The Very End Of Purim 2.0 #1138350

    Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is Iran’s supreme leader

    in reply to: Getting a Shaila into a Shailos U'Tshuvos Sefer #1209750

    find out who the tzaddiks editor & gabbai is & get a hold of them

    Rabbi Yitzchok Zilbersteins sefer of aleinu l’shabeach is filled with the strangest questions brought to him by others & what he paskens with always bringing in his shver Rabbi elyashiv ZT”L also

    Hatzlacha

    in reply to: We Are Right Now Toward The Very End Of Purim 2.0 #1138348

    iran (previously persia) is where the first nes purim happened

    Haman of today is ISIS

    Achashverosh of today is King of Iran

    Mordechai & Esther of today can only be revealed to big Tzaddikim who are Baalei Ruach Hakodesh cause the time of Geula has not arrived yet

    (lets not get into why Mashiach has not arrived yet….. we already know)

    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/why-isnt-mashiach-here-yet

    so who are muslims decendants from? who are their true forefathers?

    in reply to: bris milah #1138229

    touch base with a busy mohel & tell him to contact you with the information of the bris he is doing

    in reply to: bitachon #1139141

    Becoming a Baal Betuchen & Emuna (Faith & trust) is no simple matter. A person can’t just say, let me have faith in hashem, it is a long & Difficult journey. Becoming a person of Betuchen & Emuna in Hashem is an average of a 30 year journey minimum. (not from when your born, but from when the journey starts) Do you know what these 30 years are? Only the first 10 percent of the journey is learning every mussar sefer in the world, the other 90 percent of the journey is passing every single Nisayon (test) with Ahava (love) etc… , from accidents to robberies to deaths Chas V’Shalom etc… A true person of Faith knows the mishna in pirkei Avos that says the good & bad is all for the good every minute of the day , 24-7. Every Nisayon that a person gets from Hashem & passes, brings him closer & closer to Hashem & every test that a person experiences gets harder & harder, but a person can never ask Hashem why something bad is happening, because we all know that if a person was not able to pass a test then Hashem would never give it to him. Nothing in the world will effect a person of Bitachon, no matter what happens, cause he knows that everything Hashem does is for the good. Do you know what the reward for being a person of Faith & trust is? The reward is worth more then all the money in the world, the reward is the gift of Happiness, you get to be the happiest person in the world cause nothing in the world will effect you. Now can you tell me a better reward then that?.

    in reply to: bitachon #1139137

    Go to torahanytime and go to the mussar category and search for shiurim on Chovos Halevavos.

    in reply to: How about being machmir on ben adam l'chaveiro? #1140119

    “What about chumrot regarding honesty in monetary matters?”

    welcome to the corrupt & dishonest generation we are living in & to be honest im ashamed as a frum yid that my brothers have reached so low R”L

    Ever heard of the famous line “living in America is living in Sodom”?

    today america has become Sodom R”L

    may everyone become %100 honest so all sadness can end soon

    SADLY THIS HAPPENS VERY OFTEN TODAY.

    may we all do teshuva soon & return to hashem with honesty

    any questions please reply.

    in reply to: Donald Trump Is Bad And Has Popular Support #1138373

    trump is a peice of entertainment, but were too stupid today to vote with our brains. we would just vote for trump so we can have 8 years of entertainment instead of voting with using our brains for cruz or Rubio

Viewing 50 posts - 451 through 500 (of 835 total)