Last Friday, the fifth of Av, was the yahrzeit of the great Ari HaKadosh or Arizal, “The Holy Lion of Blessed Memory”, Rabbi Itzchak Luria (1534-1572). Few have had as monumental an impact on Judaism as the Arizal. Despite being an educator for only a couple of years, and passing away at the young
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Greetings And Thank You To The Lender
I. Greeting The Lender
The Gemara cites a beraita (Bava Metsia 75b)1: Ribbi Shimon ben Yochai says that greeting someone who lent you money2, if
How To Feeling Full When Dieting
When going on a long fat loss phase, people often complain of hunger. In fact, this is probably one of the biggest obstacles that must be overcome in
Classifying Your Employees Correctly
Employee classifications are based on job duties and responsibilities. The classifications impact compensation, benefits and work hours; they are
Shabbat Nachamu: Never Give Up Faith
The Chazon Ish relayed an impactful story about Reb Yitzchak Elchanan Spektor zt"l, the great 19th century sage from Novordok. Many years ago, in a
Parshat Va'etchanan: Health At Sinai
In parshat Va'etchanan the Torah commands us, "V’nishmartem meod linfashosichem ki lo reisem kol temunah..." meaning, "we must take care of and
Miracle on Tish’ah B’Av: Earthquake In Lebanon – A Testament To Divine Protection
On a day that carries deep historical significance, the 9th of Av (Tish’ah B’Av), a 5.0 magnitude earthquake struck northern Lebanon, as reported
