SF - Never Give Up \ The Faith of King David

Wednesday \ May 1 2019 \ 26 Nisson 5779

Join Salant WhatsApp L'Ilui Neshamot Esther Leah bas Yehudah Yoseph and Meira Leah bas Michael Never Give Up \ The Faith of King David  D'var Torah: "Even if a sharp sword is on your neck, do not give up hope from praying to HaShem!"(Brachot 10a). King Hezkiyahu elected not to bear children because he saw through prophecy that he was destined to have unworthy descendants. HaShem sent Issaiah the Prophet to rebuke Hazkiyahu for not fulfilling the Mitzvah of  bringing children into the world. In no uncertain terms, Issaiah told Hezkiyahu, "Make out your will for you will soon die." King Chezkiyahu rebuffed Ishayahu's fearful message, "Finish your prophecy and get out. I have a tradition from my grandfather, King David, who said, "Even if a sharp sword is on your neck, do not give up hope from praying to HaShem!" King Chezkiyahu cried out to HaShem from the depths of his heart for mercy. HaShem accepted King Chezkuyahu's prayer and rescinded His decreee.  Moral: Faith in HaShem is more powerful than any threat. Even a prophetic warning from HaShem, cannot stand in the face of absloute trust in HaShem.  Application: Reflect on King David's axiom, "Even if a sharp sword is on your neck, do not give up hope from praying to HaShem!" Repeat the words aloud with the intention to strengthen your faith in HaShem, even against all odds. Pray to HaShem in every situation, cry out for mercy, and He will always help you! (Based on Brachot 10) The Salant Foundation is currently looking for a Shul or community to partner with us in sharing the merit of the unique and important Salant Kollel. There are practical and easy ways (such as adoptakollel.org) to create a special mutual relationship between the Kollel and a Shul or community. If you think your Shul or community or workplace might want to participate in supporting the Salant Kollel, please contact Rabbi Zvi Miller at salantorg@gmail.com, and we will discuss how to implement your idea. Thank you! Visit the Salant Library L"N R' Yochanon Mordecai ben Ephraim and Moras Esther Leah bas Yehudah Yoseph.        R' Maair Ben R' Yakutiel Javayeer z"tl  Refuah Shleimah Yochanon Baruch ben Fruma Ettta Riva bas Henya Zivia bas Raizel Tzvi ben Chana Leah Hadassah bas Michal Chana Chava Bas Michal Chanah Chaya Harriet Bat Sophie Lee Mazal Malkah Mollie Bas Sarah Yakir Efraim Ben Rachel Devora Chaya Leah bas Sara Chaya Shaina Chana Bas Itcha Netanel Ilan ben  Shayna Tzipora Shumel Ben Navat STAY CONNECTED:

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SF - Boundless Love \ Tomer Devorah

Tuesday \ April 30 2019 \ 25 Nisson 5779

Join Salant WhatsApp Boundless Love \ Tomer Devorah D'var Torah: "Love your friend as you love yourself" (Vayikra 19:18). The Torah envisions a beautiful world of sincere care for every human being. Even more, the verse inspires us to love our friends with the same measure of love that we naturally hold for ourselves. The holy Tomer Devorah reveals the secret of how to detach from  the bonds of human nature so that we are free to love others without boundaries or conditions. Amazingly, Klal Yisrael exists in heaven as one great super soul. Once we attain the awareness that we are all connected like one family, we immediately realize that every other person is as infinitely precious as our own brother or sister. The combined goodness of every member of Klal Yisrael makes us beloved to HaShem. Indeed every one of our fellow Jews is as beloved and cherished, as is our own family. Moral: Every fellow member of Klal Yisrael is like one of the many invaluable diamonds that collectively form the crown of HaShem, the King of the universe. Just as HaShem loves every member of Klal Yisrael like His own child, so too, the Torah encourages us to love every member of Klal Yisrael like our own family.   Application: Reflect on the verse, "Love your friend as you love yourself." Say it aloud a few times with the intention to instil love in your heart for all fellow members of Klal Yisrael. Visualize your heart as a flower opening  with love for every person. Experience the joy of loving all of our fellow Jews with the same magnitude of love that we have for ourselves. Widen your circle of love to embrace love for all mankind. (Based on Tomer Devorah, Chapter One, Rav Moshe Cordovero) The Salant Foundation is currently looking for a Shul or community to partner with us in sharing the merit of the unique and important Salant Kollel. There are practical and easy ways (such as adoptakollel.org) to create a special mutual relationship between the Kollel and a Shul or community. If you think your Shul or community or workplace might want to participate in supporting the Salant Kollel, please contact Rabbi Zvi Miller at salantorg@gmail.com, and we will discuss how to implement your idea. Thank you! Visit the Salant Library L"N R' Yochanon Mordecai ben Ephraim and Moras Esther Leah bas Yehudah Yoseph.        R' Maair Ben R' Yakutiel Javayeer z"tl  Refuah Shleimah Yochanon Baruch ben Fruma Ettta Riva bas Henya Zivia bas Raizel Tzvi ben Chana Leah Hadassah bas Michal Chana Chava Bas Michal Chanah Chaya Harriet Bat Sophie Lee Mazal Malkah Mollie Bas Sarah Yakir Efraim Ben Rachel Devora Chaya Leah bas Sara Chaya Shaina Chana Bas Itcha Netanel Ilan ben  Shayna Tzipora Shumel Ben Navat STAY CONNECTED:

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SF - The Secret of Positive Thoughts \ Tomer Devorah

Monday \ April 29 2019 \ 24 Nisson 5779

Join Salant WhatsApp The Secret of Positive Thoughts \ Tomer Devorah D'var Torah: "'I know the thoughts I am thinking about you,' said HaShem, 'thoughts of peace and not evil, to give you a future and hope' (Yermiyahu 29:11). The Torah reveals that HaShem continuously engages in good thoughts and positive contemplations. He mediates on the secrets of the holy Torah, reflects on new dimensions of kindness to bestow upon His creations, and contemplates the good deeds of man. HaShem does not allow any judgement to enter his thoughts, nor does he notice any human flaw, because He is infinitely compassionate.  HaShem contemplates on good thoughts, and at the same time filters any negative notion from entering His mind. Moral: Just as HaShem's thoughts are always good and positive, so too, man, the Image of HaShem, has the power to always have positive thoughts. Our compassionate soul has the purity to  keep our minds focused on good and constructive thoughts.  Application: Envision Avraham Avinu welcoming guests into his tent. Sense his warmth and see the joy shining on his countenance. Take note how his positive thoughts and loving feelings fill his heart with joy. Transpose Avraham's positive thoughts to your mind, and fill your heart with wisdom, love, and joy. (Based on Tomer Devorah, Chapter Two, Rav Moahe Cordovero) The Salant Foundation is currently looking for a Shul or community to partner with us in sharing the merit of the unique and important Salant Kollel. There are practical and easy ways (such as adoptakollel.org) to create a special mutual relationship between the Kollel and a Shul or community. If you think your Shul or community or workplace might want to participate in supporting the Salant Kollel, please contact Rabbi Zvi Miller at salantorg@gmail.com, and we will discuss how to implement your idea. Thank you! Visit the Salant Library L"N R' Yochanon Mordecai ben Ephraim and Moras Esther Leah bas Yehudah Yoseph.        R' Maair Ben R' Yakutiel Javayeer z"tl  Refuah Shleimah Yochanon Baruch ben Fruma Ettta Riva bas Henya Zivia bas Raizel Tzvi ben Chana Leah Hadassah bas Michal Chana Chava Bas Michal Chanah Chaya Harriet Bat Sophie Lee Mazal Malkah Mollie Bas Sarah Yakir Efraim Ben Rachel Devora Chaya Leah bas Sara Chaya Shaina Chana Bas Itcha Netanel Ilan ben  Shayna Tzipora Shumel Ben Navat STAY CONNECTED:

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Edição Especial --> 7o. e 8o. Dias de Pessach !! Hoje ao Anoitecer!

 

Meór HaShabat Semanal

Perspectivas para a Vida, Ideias para o Crescimento Pessoal

 

 

 

        

 

 

     Bom dia, !

 

      Eis as novidades desta edição do Meor Hashabat Semanal:

 

   -   Edição Especial de Pessach -->  7o. e 8o. Dias de Pessach !! É hoje ao Anoitecer!!

   -   O Que É Sefirat HaOmer?  

   -   Qual a Grande Meta? 

    

                                                              

Horário de Acender Velas de PESSACH (HOJE) e SHABAT (26 de abril):

 

 

S. Paulo: 17:23 h   Rio de Janeiro 17:10   Recife 16:52   Porto Alegre 17:33  Salvador 17:02 Curitiba 17:31

B. Horizonte 17:16  Belém 17:53  Brasília 17:36  Jerusalém 18:37  Tel Aviv 18:57  Miami 19:30  N. Iorque 19:28

 

UM Pessach Casher e muito alegre a todos

& Shabat Shalom!

   

gerson

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Esta edição é dedicada em memória de HARAV SHMUEL BEN RACHEL HALEVI WOSNER Z"TL RABINO AZRIEL TAUBER BEN ROIZE Z"TL 

 e à pronta recuperação de Reuven Avraham ben Ester, Haim Avraham Tzvi ben Golda, Rebe Moshe ben Reizel, Rabino Shemariahu Yossef Nissim ben Batia e Rabino Matitiahu Haim ben Etl

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Pessach - O Segredo das Matsot

Em Memória de Alter Yossef ben Shmuel, Hanne Bruche bat Yaacov, Samuele ben Yossef, Samuel ben Avraham, Regina bat Alter, Braindel bat Shmuel Biniamin, Lea bat Michael  e Ester Sandra bat Avraham Z"L e-Mussar Sabedoria para o Crescimento Pessoal

 

 

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"Qual o motivo para comermos Matsá?" (Hagadá de Pessach)

 

A maioria das pessoas presume que a Matsá que comemos na noite do Seder comemora as Matsót que o Povo de Israel assou quando saíram do Egito. Eles saíram tão rapidamente que não houve tempo para a massa crescer. No entanto, eles só saíram do Egito na manhã seguinte à Praga dos Primogênitos. Se a matsá que comemos representa a matsá que eles assaram quando saíram do Egito, então a mitsvá de comer matsá deveria ser observada pela manhã?!

Na verdade, as Matsót que comemos no Seder aludem às Matsót da oferenda diária que os cohanim comiam no Templo de Jerusalém. Estas Matsót precisavam ser feitas sem nenhum fermento, porque o fermento na massa simboliza os impulsos negativos no coração do homem. Os Cohanim, então, comiam as Matsót sem fermento com o mais alto nível de santidade.

Outro ponto interessante é que naquela noite a Presença Divina revelou-se ao Povo de Israel e os protegeu de todas as forças negativas e de impurezas, e o povo atingiu níveis fantásticos de santidade. Todos os anos, na noite do Seder, aquela mesma enorme santidade que o Todo-Poderoso revelou no Egito revela-se novamente para nós na noite do Seder, especialmente quando comemos a Matsá.

Ao comermos as Matsót esta noite, tentemos sentir uma 'coisa especial' no ar – aquela mesma santidade Divina. Reflitamos sobre a proteção que desfrutamos de todas as coisas negativas e sintamos a alegria de estarmos participando desta festividade tão importante para o Povo de Israel!

 

 

Desejo a Todos os Leitores um Shabat Shalom e um Pessach Muito Alegre e Elevado!

 

 

Com base no comentário do MaHarsha,  Rabino Shmuel Eidels (Polônia, 1555-1631), sobre o Talmud (Pessachim 116)

 

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