Esta Porção Semanal é Mishpatim (25 de fevereiro) --> Como Sentir Que a Vida Tem Valor?

 

Meór HaShabat Semanal

Perspectivas para a Vida, Ideias para o Crescimento Pessoal

 

 

 

        

 

 

     Bom dia, !

 

      Eis as novidades desta edição do Meor Hashabat Semanal:

 

   -   Como Sentir Que a Vida Tem Valor?

   -   O Valor da Motivação

   -   Um 'Super' Pensamento da Semana

 

                                                 

                                        

                                       

                                          

Horário de Acender Velas de SHABAT: (24 de fevereiro)

 

S. Paulo: 18:19 h   Rio de Janeiro 18:05   Recife 17:20   Porto Alegre 18:43  Salvador 17:38  Curitiba 18:31

B. Horizonte 18:04  Belém 18:11  Brasília 18:17  Jerusalém 16:55  Tel Aviv 17:12  Miami 18:00  N. Iorque 17:22

 

 

 

Uma ótima semana, Shabat Shalom a todos e que tenhamos um excelente Ano!    

gerson

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Esta edição é dedicada em memória de MIRIAM BAT SHLOMO  Z"L  e à Pronta Recuperação de Devorah bat Selma, Moshe Ben Reizel, o REBE de Kaliv,  Rabino Shemariahu Yossef Nissim ben Batia, Rabino Matitiahu Haim ben Etl e Chaya Reisel bat Dina

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Promovendo Amizades

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

 

 

PIRKEI AVÓT - ÉTICA DE NOSSOS PAIS

      

 

      

Rabi Eliezer disse:

'Que a honra de seu amigo lhe seja tão preciosa quanto a sua'.

(2:15)

 

 

 

       A honra e a paciência que demonstramos aos nossos amigos e familiares são as chaves para promovermos amizades saudáveis e duradouras. Quanto mais honramos os demais, mais paciência demonstraremos a eles. 

 

       Já a impaciência corrói relacionamentos porque é geralmente entendida como uma falta de respeito. Ao sinceramente honrarmos os nossos amigos e familiares, somos inspirados a nos relacionar com eles com uma generosa medida de paciência. Isto nos dá a vantagem de continuamente proteger, aprimorar e reforçar as nossas amizades. 

 

       Honra e paciência são os pilares indispensáveis para relacionamentos saudáveis.

       Aumentemos o nível de honra e paciência para com os nossos entes queridos e amigos e colhamos alegria, significado e confiança em nossos relacionamentos!

 

 

Baseado no comentário do Rabino Ovádia de Bartenura (Itália e Israel, 1440-1516) sobre o Pirkei Avót

 

 

 

 

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SF - This is Also Good

This Is Also Good Nachum Ish Gam Zu was a holy Sage, who had a remarkably positive life perspective. Whenever something ostensively "bad" happened to him, he always said, "This is also for the good." He knew that since HaShem is absolutely good, anything that HaShem does must be good. Nachum Ish Gan Zu had steadfast faith that everything that occurred to him was rooted in pure goodness. By meeting hardship with the declaration of faith, "This is also for the good," he transformed the seemingly negative event into a great goodness. Lesson: By expressing our steadfast trust in HaShem, we literally connect the "bad" to its good source, and transform adversity to goodness, blessing, and deliverance.  App: Greet difficulties with trust in HaShem's goodness and say, "This is also for the good" -- and transform the difficulty to the pure goodness of HaShem.  (Based on Tomer Devorah, of Rav Moshe Cordevaro,Chapter Five) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for the many new names that our subscribers sent in. May your kindness and care in sharing Mussar with your friends merit you with abundant blessings from HaShem. If you have not yet sent in names, you can send in names today. The 25th of Shevat is the ¥arzeit of Rabbi Yisrael Salanter (1810 -1883), the founder of the Mussar Movement.  Rabbi Salanter dedicated his life to inspire and encourage people to engage in self-improvement and character refinement. He taught that the foundation of the Torah is pleasing character traits and the living awareness of HaShem.  He innovated the daily study of Mussar as the primary spiritual remedy for our souls.  His teachings impacted the entire Jewish world and his holy influence continues today.    The global initiatives of the Salant Foundation are dedicated to inspire and provide opportunities for people to strive for personal excellence through Mussar study and practice.   At this auspicious time, we ask our subscribers to forward to us names and email addresses of friends who would benefit from our daily lessons. We will send a message to the new names, explaining that a friend suggested them to receive the Salant lessons.  Please send the names to:           rabbimiller@salantfoundation.org  Rabbi Salanter said, "There is no greater merit than strengthening others to engage in Mussar." By inspiring others to engage in Mussar study and practice, may you receive HaShem's sweetest blessings in this world as well as the eternal World to Come. Rabbi Zvi Miller Dean *New printing of the Salant Foundation's "Ohr Yisrael" :  Click Here *Salant Foundation Publications" Click Here *To schedule a ten-minute phone consultation with Rabbi Zvi Miller, send email to salantorg@gmail.com L"N Rav Yochanon Mordecai Ben Ephraim and Moras Esther Leach bas Yehudah Refuah Shleimah Yochanon Baruch ben Fruma Ettta Leiba Zelta bas Chana  STAY CONNECTED:

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134o. Yortsait do Rav Israel Salanter

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NUTRINDO NOSSAS ALMAS

      

 

                   

      

Hoje, dia 25 do mês hebreu de Shevat, é o Yortsait (aniversário de falecimento) do rabino Israel Salanter (Lituânia, 1810-1883), o fundador do Mussár – um programa de ensinamentos voltado para o crescimento moral, pessoal e ético das pessoas.

 

       O rabino Salanter dedicou a sua vida a inspirar e incentivar as pessoas a se empenharem em automelhoria e refinamento de caráter. Ele ensinou que toda a base da Tora são traços de caráter agradáveis e a vívida consciência da presença do Todo-Poderoso em nosso dia-a-dia. 

 

       Ele inovou o estudo diário de Mussar como o principal remédio espiritual para as nossas almas. Através dele podemos ter boa esperança para o Mundo Vindouro além de uma vida mais tranquila e harmônica neste mundo.

 

       Os seus ensinamentos inspiraram todo o mundo judeu na época e a sua influência continua até hoje. Que possamos continuar a desfrutar dos ensinamentos de Rav Israel e que o Todo-Poderoso nos abençoe com sucesso em todos os nossos empreendimentos materiais e espirituais.

 

       Minhas mais carinhosas bênçãos,

 

 

Rabino Zvi Miller

 

 

 

 

 

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SF - Yarzeit of Rabbi Yisrael Salanter -- Special Edition

Shalom Dear Friends, Today the 25th of Shevat is the ¥arzeit of Rabbi Yisrael Salanter (1810 -1883), the founder of the Mussar Movement.  Rabbi Salanter dedicated his life to inspire and encourage people to engage in self-improvement and character refinement. He taught that the foundation of the Torah is pleasing character traits and the living awareness of HaShem.  He innovated the daily study of Mussar as the primary spiritual remedy for our souls.  His teachings impacted the entire Jewish world and his holy influence continues today.    The global initiatives of the Salant Foundation are dedicated to inspire and provide opportunities for people to strive for personal excellence through Mussar study and practice.   At this auspicious time, we ask our subscribers to forward to us names and email addresses of friends who would benefit from our daily lessons. We will send a message to the new names, explaining that a friend suggested them to receive the Salant lessons.  Please send the names to:          rabbimiller@salantfoundation.org  Rabbi Salanter said, "There is no greater merit than strengthening others to engage in Mussar." By inspiring others to engage in Mussar study and practice, may you receive HaShem's sweetest blessings in this world as well as the eternal World to Come. Rabbi Zvi Miller Dean *New printing of the Salant Foundation's "Ohr Yisrael" : Click Here *Salant Foundation Publications" Click Here *To schedule a ten-minute phone consultation with Rabbi Zvi Miller, send email to salantorg@gmail.com L"N Rav Yochanon Mordecai Ben Ephraim and Moras Esther Leach bas Yehudah Refuah Shleimah Yochanon Baruch ben Fruma Ettta Leiba Zelta bas Chana  STAY CONNECTED:

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