The beginning of our Parsha is כי תצא למלחמה על אויביך, when you go out to battle your enemies. When the Torah talks about someone going out to war, it writes it in singular. So let me ask you friends, how can one Jew go out and conquer the world? Here comes the deepest. There are two struggles going on in our lifetime. One struggle is going on inside, deep down inside. This struggle is when I don’t even know if I want to be a Jew, I don’t know if I should keep Shabbos. I don

Reb Shlomo Carlebach On Parshat Shoftim Shoftim Vshotrim Titen Lecho Bchol Sheorechu (The torah commands us to put Judges and guards at the entrance to all of our gates.) The Shelah HaKaddosh, The Holy Shelah, explains that the gates we are talking about this week, are the seven gates we all have, Two eyes, nostrils, ears and one mouth, when we know how to guard them, keeping away from hearing, seeing and talking bad on one another, so listen to me my sweetest friends, the To

Parshat Re'eh Reb Shlomo learning Even Shlomo The Shabbos before Rosh Chodesh Elul is always ‘Re’eh Anochi’. It’s the Shabbos where G-d gives back to every person the vision of the way we are suppose to look. And here I want you to know something very deep. It says ‘Re’eh Anochi’, ‘Behold See that I’ is all in singular, Nosen Lifneichem Hayom, ‘Am Placing Before All of You’, is already said in plural. So everybody is asking, why does G-d start off by saying ‘Re’eh’ in singula

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