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1)The situation in Eretz Yisroel & in the Diaspora is very bad from Terrorists to the entire Economy going down etc… If anyone should ask why all these Tzaros are Happening to Klal Yisroel he only needs to look at what the Rambam says. Saying that as long as we remain ignorant of the present troubles that we have & what the reasons are that they are happening. The situation can only get worse until Mashiach comes. With the society we are living in today we (sadly) CONSTANTLY need reminders (wake-up calls) from HASHEM for us to do T’shuva & return to HASHEM so all this Tzaros can end & Mashiach comes.
3)All of us have heard, read & seen tons of true stories of people who had their first child at 42 or had a sick child in critical condition, & then the doctor says i’m very sorry but your daughter has only 3 hours to live & then he comes back 2 hours later & says its really a miracle but your child is beginning to recover etc…. Why is it that they finally had a child or the child recovered? There could be tons of answers, but the most common answer Is a Pasuk we say 3 times a day in Davening. Hashem is close to all who call to him, to all who call out truthfully. (Tehillim 145)Because they cried out from their heart, they really meant what they were saying when they davened to H-shem to have a baby or for his daughter to recover etc…. there’s a reason we call Hashem, Avinu She’bashamayim (our father in heaven) Hashem loves us from a father to a son & is waiting to put his Shchina (presence) & his bais hamikdosh back in this world. If we really cried out for the Bais Hamikdosh from our heart with truth & show that we are missing it, then we wouldn’t still be in Golus today.
may we all do teshuva very soon so mashiach can come
Sam KleinParticipantBDE what a tragedy to hit klal yisroel.
Have we not had enough non-stop tzaros in the past year?
Has klal yisroel come together-as a nation-yet to do teshuva?
then what do we expect?
with tears in my eyes, I beg everyone-myself included-to wakeup & do teshuva-together as a nation-how much worse must the situation get (parts of my siddur are waterlogged from tears of non stop crying for klal yisroel) when will we finally wake up & return to Hashem as a nation together? have we not had enough tzaros in the past few years of non-stop horrific tragedies?
TIME FOR TESHUVA!!!
May all neshamas have an Aliya
October 23, 2014 6:00 am at 6:00 am in reply to: How many hours of sleep do you get in one night? #1036703Sam KleinParticipantunless you sleep about 12 hours, then the LESS you sleep the easier it is for you to wake up, due to your body metabolism not being shut down for that long.
due to being in the business of a night worker & early morning worker I deal all year long with very few hours of sleep & I’m actually LESS tired then if I had slept 8 hours, due to my metabolism only being shut down for 4 hours
October 22, 2014 10:41 pm at 10:41 pm in reply to: How many hours of sleep do you get in one night? #1036698Sam KleinParticipantHow is it possible for Tzaddikim to manage to live on only 4 hours of sleep a day? It should be vice versa, they need more sleep then a regular person,-due to age & how busy they are from meeting people & traveling all over the world speaking & going to Simchas etc…-the Message From Hashem is, that Hashem created each day with 24 hours & divided it up into 8 hours of sleep, 8 hours of work & then the remaining 8 hours for family time & chores BUT if you can show Hashem that you can spend your time wisely-& fill it with Ruchnius (spirituality) like Tzaddikim-without the need of work , then Hashem will not need to fill your day with chores, hard work & 8 full hours of sleep. These Tzaddikim/Leaders-that are sent to guide us in every generation-wake up every morning with full strength, ready to learn & serve Hashem although they only slept a few hours. Dovid Hamelech woke up every morning at midnight & sang praises to Hashem without stopping until Sunrise.
Sam KleinParticipantactually the day of 9/11 is a sad & a day of mourning in both worlds.
in the physical world-WE are in-you should mourn the loss of over 3000 lives R”L while:
in the spiritual perspective you need to face reality & ask yourself:
do you know why 9/11 happened? i.e. every tragedy that occurs in klal yisroel has a wake-up message STRAIGHT from Hashem. do you know what the message of 9/11 is?
August 8, 2014 9:01 pm at 9:01 pm in reply to: Relating the Tisha B’av message from Hashem in Today’s generation #1204263Sam KleinParticipantput yourself into the situation we are mourning, can you imagine what it means Hashems Shechina (holy presence) leaving klal yisroel & his Bais Hamikdosh on fire? can you imagine the simcha we had in the days when the Bais Hamikdosh was standing?
How would you feel if you saw on live video on YWN jewish homes C”V-during the gaza war-on fire? wouldn’t you feel bad & sad for peoples losses & hope no one was killed or injured C”V IN the fire? this is what we call the mitzvah of “nosei b’ol chaverio” feeling the pain of your brothers.
In truth you are right, we are now living in the new generation, where everyone is living in Denial without waking up & facing reality, we just wanna have a good time & don’t care about another persons sad situation (sickness, dept or any other tragic situation)
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