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The firstborn son gets a double portion. Meir Elkabas discusses Reb Noson’s explanation of the deeper meaning of how a “first”, whether a first child or a first answered prayer, is an indication that salvation is on its way. Hashem hears your prayers.
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Recipe for Joy:
Take one part Simplicity.
Mix with large quantities of Faith.
Add a dash of Hitbodedut (prayer–talking to God in your own words).
Combine and live with joy.

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Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Bender after his escape from the Soviet Union, that his greatest accomplishment in life was “living in Russia (the USSR) and still believing in God.” Faith must be strengthened and encouraged, especially during difficult times when opposition is strongest.

The goal of learning in the secular world is for self-gratification, status, power. The goal of learning in the world of Torah is for the sake of Hashem. It’s fueled by Emunah (Faith.) Even if there is great intellectual power in this kind of Torah learning, the motivation and “flavor” of this learning is completely different.

Faith, Prayer, and Miracles are the same concept. Strengthen your emunah and let nothing push us off course.

Banter, babble or blab—today, talk is cheap.

We text, we post, we blog, but do we really understand the incredible power of our words?

Using Rebbe Nachman’s Advice (Likutey Eitzot) as our guide, we’ll discuss the potential pitfalls and the tremendous spiritual opportunities we have every time we open our mouths to speak.

As I’m sitting in the airport terminal waiting for my flight home, I can’t…