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Thurs Night 5763

by Divrei Hashkafa by Rav Mayer Twersky

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  1. Momentum in Avodas Hashem

    Many explain that Bnei Yisroel’s intentions in making the Golden Calf were good. If so, how did it lead to murder and forbidden relationships the very next day? Everything we do creates momentum, either positive or negative, and the greater

  2. Middah Beinonis, Kedusha

    We are supposed to follow the middle path, which means being neither ascetic nor indulgent, but rather doing that which we need to be healthy and robust both physically and emotionally. When we go past what is needed, at a

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