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Torah Lessons for the Home — Re'eh 5784

Выпуск: Torah Lessons for the Home — Re'eh 5784. Темы: family_education, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: воспитание, дети, семья, chinuch, family, חינוך, ילדים, משפחה, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. Within families, children sometimes need to ask a parent for Would you like to sponsor an edition of Torah help, or one spouse makes a request of the other — and it isn’t Lessons, to help enhance always easy to make oneself vulnerable and admit to a need or a the Chinuch Habanim in so many homes? When a parent has children aged thirteen, ten, eight, and younger, the teenager looks so big and mature that it can seem only natural to treat them as older and more mature than they really are, expecting more from them than they can handle, and not even realizing it. He told me that he’d learned this lesson from his own experience, from when he had been a young rebbi with a class of boys older than his own oldest child, and discovered over too hard…” Those are nice ways of wording requests time that the boys weren’t nearly as big and grown-up or favors, not conveying clarity about something non- as he was seeing them. It’s not just the things he may miss situations it could mean telling a child firmly: “This is out on doing and experiencing — it’s also the feeling what needs to be done.” In other cases, it means, “I would of responsibility and capability that he’s missed out on like you to do this.” But if you’re talking about something developing. that definitely has to be done, don’t say anything that I once heard a newly married young man say, conveys uncertainty or lack of courage, such as, “I think “I got married feeling scared about taking on adult it’s right to do this,” or “If you wouldn’t mind…” “If it isn’t responsibilities, while all my friends sailed right ahead with nothing to worry about. TORAH LESSONS FOR THE HOME: RE’EH 5784 To contact Rabbi Gruen please call 718.841.6557 or e-mail rabbigruen@lehair.org To subscribe to receive the weekly essay, please email parshalessons@lehair.org Please feel free to send any questions, on this topic or any topic to RabbiGruen@Lehair.org The Sokolover Rebbe explains that when a person approaches us for help, the fact that he feels forced to beg is enough reason to have rachmanus on him for his vulnerability and provide him with what he is asking for, regardless of how much he truly needs it. Paren

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Torah Lessons for the Home

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29 августа 2024 г.

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Темы: family_education, parsha_commentary