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Parsha Jewels — yomim noraim jewels - revised 2026 — Ki Teitzei 5786

Выпуск: Parsha Jewels — yomim noraim jewels - revised 2026 — Ki Teitzei 5786. Темы: wigs_headcovering, family_education, holidays, relationships_shalom_bayit, health_mind, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: парик, парики, косынка, покрытие головы, wig, wigs, head covering, sheitel, tichel, פאה, פאות, כיסוי ראש, מטפחת, воспитание, дети, семья, chinuch, family, חינוך, ילדים. What do I need to do, what effort must I expend, to make this a reality?” Amulige Yidden were fond of repeating how “Even the fish in the sea tremble when Elul arrives.” It is told how two irreligious youths were arguing, and their disagreement soon led to blows. Let us use this gift wisely and chose life for ourselves as individuals and for the entire world Elul - Are You Heading In The Right Direction There is a well-known roshei teivos for the word Elul, which is “ani l’dodi v’dodi li” – I am for my beloved and my beloved is for me. Another man got up and said, “Your idea doesn’t make sense; why don’t you just repair the road so people can drive safely and there won’t be a need for a hospital!” Says Rav Yaakov: In our lives, there are unsafe roads that we travel upon and get damaged. But if we keep hitting snooze, if we remain spiritually groggy, we risk stepping into Rosh Hashanah with our own “garbage bag” in hand—our aveiros, our bad habits, our unresolved middos—and we might find ourselves held up in Hashem’s security. Rav Yaakov thought, “How can I say this?” But then he realized there’s a gemara in Kiddushin 40 that says that every person has to imagine that the world is hanging on a scale which is exactly balanced; half guilty and half innocent. “Your child has no chance of making it,” they claimed, “and we need the bed and supplies for other patients.” The parents begged them for another twenty- four hours before they ‘pulled the plug’, and the staff reluctantly agreed. But as we know all too well, it’s possible to hear an alarm and still press “snooze.” Rabbi Elimelech Biderman shared a powerful mashal through a true story that offers deep insight into what this month is really about. One of those things is “uli’an ata holech “– and to where you are going – meaning that a person should contemplate where he is heading towards (the grave) and that will help him stay away from sin. By Pharoh, Hashem told Moshe Rabeinu, “ Bo el Pharoah ki ani hichbaditi es libo v’es lev avadav”

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Parsha Jewels

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21 августа 2026 г.

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90

Темы: wigs_headcovering, family_education, holidays, relationships_shalom_bayit, health_mind, parsha_commentary