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Queen: A gut Voch!!
Hope Shabbos went fine, peaceful. I just though, if you had enough time to post above, you’d have enough time to reflect on some of your blessings. Don’t worry, our bossy (adorable) one year old is into a lot of worse.. it takes ka”h our whole crew to be on top of her.. (how’d you clean up after a Vaseline attack, egg carton attack..) And one more point, I suppose you have a working washing machine… what was it like before those?
Thank HaShem for each and every article of laundry. Think of who wears each piece, thank Him for that wonderful gift of family. Wow!! That’s cute Soshie’s left sock.. that’s adorable Yossie’s adorable pants.. How I thank you HaSHem for that…
There’s another more sublime thought from Rabbi Avigdor Miller ??”?. He says that when one thinks and intends to do a Mitzvah, while doing even the most mundane chore, it uplifts him/her and elevates the act itself. So if you think you’re doing a mitzvah (gmilas chesed) while doing the laundry, it becomes an avodah to HaShem, you become more ‘Shalem’, more perfect. Something worth thing about!!
Read on… you’ll get there
RY:
Not so sure. They themselves cherish death. They fantasize it. And it’s a known fact. The only pander the the western world with alligators’ tears for the looks, for sympathy. No, they have no use for life. They are born for killing, pillaging, plundering and destruction. They indoctrinate their young with these “sublime missions” from early on. No need to care over them than they themselves. For these we say ????? ????? ????.
..Froggies too
Mods have feelings?!?!? Whew!!! (and the mod assoc let that through!!)
WOW!! That we have lived to this day to actually see that!!!!
(next thing I know, one will slip and comment something to the effect he/she eats, drinks, has a life, family….)
Oh, so do tell me, how do you post? How do you do it more often?
I Volunteer!!!
newbee: I’d suppose you read and comprehen the English language. Much of our devoted staff (posters) have responded pretty well and prolifically. There is no ONE way, as HaShem is not mortal, physical, and no one really “bumps in to Him”. Read what they wrote, there is something to learn and glean from each one, each one delivered and expounded on a fine point.
And sorry to disappoint you, eating cholov akum, talking in shul is not a way to come close to HaShem. Neither is doing any of the aveiros He said a Jew mustn’t do, if you are a Jew. Yes, ever since Kabalas Hatorah a Jew comes closer to HaShem by doing those pithy, minor details and deeds known as Mitzvohs. That’s what Maamad Har Sinai was all about.
How to develop a feeling for His presence? By doing His Mitzvohs when in private with as least as much fervor and enthusiasm as in public. Also to keep the halachos of tznius when in the innermost privacy of one’s home, bearing in mind that you’re always in the presence of HaShem. ??? ???? ??? ????????, actions bring a person to change, to feel, to experience. Which is the reason explicitly stated in the Torah, ???? ???? ?? ? or ???? ???? ???? ?’ ????, doing His Mitzvohs bring a person closer to his awareness of HaShem.
Big Tzadikim, after years of Avodah, develop a more sublime sense of Ruach Hakodesh, they can actually feel His Presence. As enumerated in the last Mishnah in Sotah, it’s a process, a long, hard process until Ruach Hakodesh – BUT IT IS ATTAINABLE.
I’m with you completely on that. I agree with you totally.
Some are guilty of saying that some are guilty of Lashon Hara. (and some are guilty of saying that some are guilty of saying that some are guilty of saying…)
The Little I know;
It’s time for you to know a bit more.
Every thing a person sees makes a roshem, a mark on his/her being, spiritually and physically. While I don’t have the “magazines” and booklets of gedolim etc. I do have some picures of Tzadikim who we revere. The Gemarah says of one tzaddik the reason he excelled more than his peers is because he countenanced Rabbeinu Hakadosh from the back. ???? ????? ????? ?? ????? is for real. Looking at a holy person with intent to absorb Kedusha indeed works, and is the very reason for that adage.
It’s when people make a mocking of it, pay attention to externals or side effects rather than the ikkur, or when it brings to macklokes (i.e. which Tzaddik is greater etc) that brings the mitigates the effect.
Just as we can readily understand how looking and gazing at “unclean” and base object drags a person the the bottom.. so to (and ???? ???? ?????) does gazing at holy people, holy object lift and elevate a person. Sometimes it will go unnoticed a while, in the long run it works. It’s ???, a natural force, same as the aforementioned one, only to a bigger degree.
By all accounts, get a super sized picture of the Chofetz Chaim on your dining room wall. Stare at it every time you dine… you’ll end up more holy. You’ll do mitzvohs differently. You’ll be more careful from aveiros. You’ll speak lashon hara much less.. guaranteed!! (and that’s a campaign promise)
I know… (I didn’t think anyone was so interested in all my past NarishKites)
MA:
I see you’re again in Attack Mode. So in the name of K’lal Yisroel (yep they sent Little me, couldn’t find anyone else as a shliach) to contest your condescending, haughty, scornful, disdainful attitude towards US. Yeah, we know who’s the one who comes ranting at every misfortune that should not befall us chas v’sholom, the one who comforts us with another slap at every opportunity he finds convenient.
I have a niggling feeling Mashiach DID NOT SEND YOU to rage, roar, yell, rail, shout at any given (random) time in the Coffee Room. Scratch that… it’s not a feeling… say I just got a nevuah. I just got a nevuah that you’re not a navi.
If you really mean what you write… quit posting here anonymously, get a pulpit and let your voice be heard loud in public. Nevi’im did not post anonymously!!! Neither did anyone who wanted his words heeded. Posting here time and again makes you one bigoted, scornful, condescending individual.
As for your rants (over and over) (and over and over)
1) Who’s making a chilul HaShem. Did you see me?!? What are you complaining about (of course in the name of HaShem!)
2) No one is crying out to HaShem?!? What are you talking about?!? Have you been in the innermost recesses of everyone’s thoughts and minds constantly? OK? Read what I wrote earlier (different s/n) how we held on, and continue to do so regardless of what history has places before us or ON us. Maybe that will soften mighty YOU up a bit.
3)No one is going to find YiddishKite sweet the way you fume at every occasion.
me
the little froggie
in the name of
????? ?????? ??
????? ?????? ??
????? ????? ????? ??
Wolfish: because that’s the setting that works best for us. As stated in the Torah: ?? ??? ????. And in Navi ?? ??? ???? ???. Until Mashiach comes that’s the way we are supposed to go about coming to our Shleimus. (Rabbi Miller expounds on this greatly)
HashemisReading: Yes, because of Yidden, and of Torah. (as in tefilas haShl”a) HaShem wanted a place where His Torah could be practiced out in Gashmius form. Malachim, he’s got aplenty, they don’t have yetzros, no one intervenes as they go about doing their job. It’s us down here where HaShem so to speak places His focus, His intrest. It’s us mortal little beings, who have a mighty entity confusing our minds, who have quite an avodah choosing right from wrong, and following through. We are the reason for creation.
Sorry for waxing on the profound…
Right on. Twice a day. 12 hours the first time. 12 hours the second.
Can’t accuse me of b’ka’assoi. I (still) don’t have a (working) horn!!!
Normal people. WHAT’S THAT?!?
Yeah. Wondering the same thing. Didn’t you indicate you own a driveway?
No. Not at all. this one:
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/how-to-add-a-new-thread
my debut (less or more)
HEY MOD…. HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE OP MEANT??
Who said he/she meant PEOPLE???
Now you’re making MY comment seem foolish. OK, well, everyone – look at the URL (EVEN A MIGHTY MOD CAN’T CHANGE THAT!!!)
Oish… I think you should ask the girls, not the guys..
(besides, my daughters would want (at least!!) two, but if there’s a rule then you follow, I think)
If I could understand the question maybe I would answer…
OOOOOOOOH!!!
I wasn’t supposed to tell anyone but….
You could also pretend you know how to make, develop, maintain business software systems, from your home. You could pretend you know data manipulation, conversions etc.
I do. (and they pretend to pay me)
29, Someone was trying FOR TWO YEARS to make a point and you don’t let him/her?!?
Don’t know. How would you comment in the coffee room anyways?
No. Nat at all. Because if he didn’t have daas Torah when he said that he doesn’t have daas Torah then he does have daas Torah.
So then he really doesn’t have daas Torah. So then he really does have daas Torah. So then he really doesn’t have daas Torah. So then he really does have daas Torah. So then he really doesn’t have daas Torah. So then he really <<OUT OF RIBBON>>
charliehall: He just said not to believe himself when he said not to believe in daas Torah.
Try posting in the Coffee Room as a profession.
I do.
My memories…
..’bout 2 and something, my mom brushing out my hair (ouch, I had a lot)
.. ’bout three, men taking turns cutting it!
.. ’bout four, riding in the back of my Zeidy’s farm truck, in a vegetable box
I remember reading the I remember when..
There was this time before the Coffee Room, I remember interacting with people…
Thank you for that one. And you should be coming back for good. Only good.
That Rebbi – he deserves his job! What a caring, sensitive, intelligent giant of a man!! Kudos to him!! May we have so many more like him!
No.
The yetzer hara is the satan.
The yeter hara is the malach hamaves.
The satan is the yetzer hara.
The satan is the malach hamaves.
The malach hamaves is the satan.
The malach hamaves is the yetzer hara.
Actually not. There Maharsha, as far as I know was not “chassidish”, he did not learn on that night. I recall as story of the Rashash who also refrained from learning that night. He too wasn’t chassidish.
all the hippopotamusis and hippopotamisters have hippopotamusis feelings too
How did you find this? Were you “here” back then? How times have changed. Even I forgot about a lot of my “narishkites”. I’m somewhat busier now… not too much time to think up of posts and threads…
HaShem is reading what I don’t post too!
hey… who dug up THIS one?!?
When you forget there was such a thread in the past..
I noticed that. And I noticed that there are some nice mods who will remove their own …
Mordechai, and I think he lived is Shushan. (It’s a long time ago, things are a bit frogy)
I don’t want to elaborate or go into details, this site is not for advertisement (nor do I have a need to blow my cover).
The bit I’ll disclose is that I do weddings and simchos, am one person (according to most) – a OMB, and that people come out really pleased and happy.
I don’t have techno machines that rip out ear drums, my machines are just the things needed to uplift and set the people in motion (various crowds), however, I will never blare anyone’s ears out.
The second thing is that I b’Shita don’t do ANY of the modern junk, anything remotely sounding like the noise blaring from our “neighbors'” cars. And have sadly become somewhat the norm of the so-called Chasidishe olam. No, I stick strictly to our sort, and I notify clients beforehand. Clients who do hire me do so because they want that style. It’s sadly becoming a rarity, most people today don’t know what you want, what you’re talking about. Sure, everything’s “Jewish” today… Most “Chasidishe” weddings are so full of noise and garbage, it’s so embarrassing and distressing to watch Gedolim and Roshei Yeshivos dance to those filthy “rhythms”. No, I’ll use Yiddish tunes and rhythms, no need to dirty a Jewish simchah or ocassion with exercise trance techno noise.
Often, when I conclude a job, guests will commend and thank me for my dagash, my style, of sticking solely to Jewish sounding sounds. They will tell me that it really made it a Yiddishe Simcha, and truly uplifting experience. (oh, that’s why I did it)