All Entries in the "Limud HaTorah" Category
The “Glitter” of Parshas HaMon (Tuesday Parshas Beshalach)
(The following is a guest post from a talmid chochom in Lakewood who I share many views with.)
Undoubtedly, we will all receive emails today regarding the segula of parshas hamon which has become a yearly ritual religiously kept by yidden all over the world (even by those who are otherwise lax in observing [...]
Twice as Much in Half the Time
As frum people, we have to accomplish twice as much is half the time.
Compared with the average family in the US, a frum family has at least double (most likely 3x) the expenses. Tuition, kosher food, clothing, summer camps, etc. Earning that extra money means having to work harder. But we also have much less [...]
Ready for the Long Winter Zman
As a bachur I always had a sense of dread when I returned to yeshiva for the winter zman. The winter zman is the longest one of the three, stretching five or six long months of uninterrupted learning during the freezing cold winter. When I got married and continued learning in kollel, I again experience [...]
