Sicha Discourse

Not to forget Torah

a thought regarding why Moshe had to grasp the tablets before he broke them. This act highlights the amazing self-sacrifice of Moshe, and indeed of every Tzadik, to bring blessings to the entire Jewish people.

a sicha regarding why Moshe had to grasp the tablets before he broke them. This act highlights the amazing self-sacrifice of Moshe, and indeed of every Tzadik, to bring blessings to the entire Jewish people.

the art of keeping your memory sharp and look at traditional insights regarding forgetfulness. Can we actually improve our memory without relying on medicine? Come find out and learn valuable strategies to protect your mind.

the art of keeping your memory sharp and look at traditional insights regarding forgetfulness. Can we actually improve our memory without relying on medicine? Come find out and learn valuable strategies to protect your mind.

Chelek 29, Shabbos Chazon - Rabbi Shalom Moshe Paltiel

BHWhy did half the tribe of Menashe get sent to the other side of the Jordan

Why is the Shabbat before Tisha B'Av called the "Shabbat of Vision"? in this Sicha trhe Rebbe dives into a famous teaching from the Berdichever Rebbe. He compares the Third Temple to a garment a father keeps showing his child, rather than a house.Why choose a garment over a house? What's the hidden lesson there?

Why is the Shabbat before Tisha B'Av called the "Shabbat of Vision"? in this Sicha trhe Rebbe dives into a famous teaching from the Berdichever Rebbe. He compares the Third Temple to a garment a father keeps showing his child, rather than a house.Why choose a garment over a house? What's the hidden lesson there?

BHThe children of Korach didn't die

this Sicha is all about the Tribe of Menashe and their unique role in Jewish history and the future:What we're covering:The Big Split: Menashe was the only tribe divided geographically, with half living inside Israel and the other half settling on the east side of the Jordan River.The "Why": We'll dive into the deeper reasons behind why this single tribe was split in two.The Messianic Link: How Menashe's eastern territory connects directly to the times of Moshiach.Future Borders: A look at what the boundaries of Israel will actually look like in the future Messianic era.

this Sicha is all about the Tribe of Menashe and their unique role in Jewish history and the future:What we're covering:The Big Split: Menashe was the only tribe divided geographically, with half living inside Israel and the other half settling on the east side of the Jordan River.The "Why": We'll dive into the deeper reasons behind why this single tribe was split in two.The Messianic Link: How Menashe's eastern territory connects directly to the times of Moshiach.Future Borders: A look at what the boundaries of Israel will actually look like in the future Messianic era.

Chelek 33, Pinchas 2 - Rabbi Shalom Moshe Paltiel

Have you ever had an interesting dream? We will discuss what it means to dream of a figure like Pinchas or an animal like elephant. We will also explore the significance of dreams and how certain ones can be signs of upcoming miracles.

Have you ever had an interesting dream? We will discuss what it means to dream of a figure like Pinchas or an animal like elephant. We will also explore the significance of dreams and how certain ones can be signs of upcoming miracles.

Reason we emphasize 'non-deservingness' in HaGomel blessing.

Chelek 33, Chukas 1 - Rabbi Shalom Mohe Paltiel

Chelek 28, Korach 2 - Rabbi Shalom Moshe Paltiel

Kohanim/Leviyim

topic : survival or a miracle .What is the blessing one saysAfter a miracle happens to you ?And what blessing for when u come out of a dangerous situation?Why does a righteous person go through a dangerous situation like the previous Rebbe under communist Russia 1927

topic : survival or a miracle .What is the blessing one saysAfter a miracle happens to you ?And what blessing for when u come out of a dangerous situation?Why does a righteous person go through a dangerous situation like the previous Rebbe under communist Russia 1927

a question regarding the different types of crowns.we understand there is a crown for the Kohanim and a crown for the descendants of King David, but there is also the crown of the Torah. How does one merit receiving the crown of the Torah, and is it available to everyone or only to a specific family?Just as the crowns of priesthood and kingship are inherent to the essence of those who hold them, a Jew's essence is fundamentally connected with the Torah. I would appreciate your insights on this connection and the path to attaining this crown.

a question regarding the different types of crowns.we understand there is a crown for the Kohanim and a crown for the descendants of King David, but there is also the crown of the Torah. How does one merit receiving the crown of the Torah, and is it available to everyone or only to a specific family?Just as the crowns of priesthood and kingship are inherent to the essence of those who hold them, a Jew's essence is fundamentally connected with the Torah. I would appreciate your insights on this connection and the path to attaining this crown.

BHVarious levels of Love

Joy of Yom Tov - Meat and Wine

a question regarding the spies Moses sent to scout the land of Israel. Were they considered righteous ("kosher") individuals at the time of their mission?we notice that Rashi provides seemingly conflicting accounts: in one place, he mentions they were righteous, while in another, he suggests they had bad intentions from the outset. here we can appreciate the insight into how to reconcile these two perspectives.

a question regarding the spies Moses sent to scout the land of Israel. Were they considered righteous ("kosher") individuals at the time of their mission?we notice that Rashi provides seemingly conflicting accounts: in one place, he mentions they were righteous, while in another, he suggests they had bad intentions from the outset. here we can appreciate the insight into how to reconcile these two perspectives.

Understanding the unique 7 day period of Shavuot plus 5.

Key wordsEskafia and eshapcha.What is a second peach ?What does eskafya-self controlAnd eshapcha- transformation have to do with this. ?

Key wordsEskafia and eshapcha.What is a second peach ?What does eskafya-self controlAnd eshapcha- transformation have to do with this. ?

Bringing the Korbanot on the day after Shavuot

Chelek 28, Erev Shavuos - Rabbi Shalom Moshe Paltiel

Chelek 33, Bamidbar 2 - Rabbi Shalom Moshe Paltiel

Three ways of understanding 'neighbor' impact.

Preparing for the biggest holiday of the year could be interesting.To understand the significance of this holiday shvousThe Big Bang,

Preparing for the biggest holiday of the year could be interesting.To understand the significance of this holiday shvousThe Big Bang,

Three approaches for giving Tzedaka

Chelek 27, Behar 2 - Rabbi Shalom Moshe Paltiel

How important is it to have a good neighbor? And what could you do if you don’t like your neighbour?To find out more about the Neighbour topic,

How important is it to have a good neighbor? And what could you do if you don’t like your neighbour?

Omer vs Shtei Halechem

I know you’d love to give charity.The question is are you allowed to give charity more than 10%? Is there a cap at all on the amount of charity you want to give away.The Rambam says that if somebody gives away more than 20% of their earnings to charity is considered to be a fool.How does this reconcile in other places where he says that if there is a great need, you’re allowed to give away without limitation. ?

I know you love to give charity.The question is are you allowed to give charity more than 10%? Is there a cap at all on the amount of charity you want to give away.The Rambam says that if somebody gives away more than 20% of their earnings to charity is considered to be a fool.How does this reconcile in other places where he says that if there is a great need, you’re allowed to give away without limitation. ?

Chelek 32, Emor 1 - Rabbi Shalom Moshe Paltiel

Honest weights and measurements entry to honest living.

The Torah specifies all Jewish holidays in the order ofShabbos,Passover,Counting the Omer,Shvous,Rosh haahanh,Yom Kippur,Sukkos,And last day of sukkah -simchas Torah.The Mishnah and Talmud follows this order.However, the Rambam in his code of jewish law changes around this order.Why ?

The Torah specifies all Jewish holidays in the order ofShabbos,Passover,Counting the Omer,Shvous,Rosh haahanh,Yom Kippur,Sukkos,And last day of sukkah -simchas Torah.The Mishnah and Talmud follows this order.However, the Rambam in his code of jewish law changes around this order.Why ?

Chelek 27, Kedoshim1 - Rabbi Shalom Moshe Paltiel

Chelek 27, Metzora 1 - Rabbi Shalom Moshe Paltiel