“In the first month, Nisan, of the twelfth year of King Achashveirosh’s reign, he…
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Reb Noson zal (of blessed memory) once commented that before he became a chassid…
Meir Elkabas explains how we need to tap into the four elements of our inner nature. We need to use different aspects of our earth, wind, fire, and water when serving Hashem, when dealing with friends, and when dealing with enemies.
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Reb Meir Elkabas encourages us not to pay attention to life’s ups and downs. Don’t worry, just do what you have to do to serve Hashem!
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