I Need You for Everything
On Rosh Hashanah we begin saying, זָכְרֵנוּ לְחַיִּים מֶלֶךְ חָפֵץ בַּחַיִּים — "Remember us for life, O King Who desires life." It is told that Rav Yisrael Salanter would spend a long time concentrating on those words because he wanted to ingrain within himself the recognition that his entire life…
Mr. Sammy Saka – Pirke Abot 3:5 “Every Moment in Life is a Treasure”
Mr. Sammy Saka hosts classes on Zoom Tuesday and Thursday at 12:30PM. Contact Jacob Betesh to be added to the chat.
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Pirke Abot 3:5: one who stays awake at night, travels alone on the road, and turns his heart to idleness bears guilt for his …
The Avodah of Tefillah
After Yom Kippur is over and a person's judgment has been sealed, he may find it a little more difficult to pray with the same intensity. He may think, whatever is going to happen this year has already been decided. In the past, we've spoken about how even after the judgment has been sealed, tefill…
Hoshana Rabba: Joyful Prayer for Salvation October 2, 2026
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Hoshana Rabba is a unique day in the Jewish calendar, marking the final sealing of judgment and the day of deliverance. While Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are characterized by seriousness and introspection, Hoshana Rabba calls for a different approach: serving G-d with full-blown j…
The Wondrous Gift
The pasuk says in Tehillim perek 19 " השמים מספרים כבוד קל ומעשי ידיו מגיד הרקיע – David HaMelech is telling us that he looked at the creations in the world in amazement, seeing the greatness of Hashem in them. Studies have shown that the entire earth in which we live upon is 1.3 million times smal…
When Everything Changes
There's an interesting phenomenon in life that we don't usually stop to think about. It's called laughter. Why did Hashem create laughter, and what exactly causes a person to laugh? Rabbi Zamir Cohen explained that generally, laughter comes when we are expecting one thing to happen and suddenly som…
Perfecting our Middot: The True Lens of Chesed
Welcome to Daily Bitachon in our middot series on the topic of chesed . Yesterday, we discussed how the first step of chesed is not necessarily about physical giving. Rather, it is viewing the world through the lens of asher yechsar lo ( אשר יחסר לו )—three words in the Torah that mean "whatever he…
Living in Hashem’s House
The mashgiach, Rav Yechezkel Levenstein, said over in a talk about hishtadlut that all of a person's efforts to accomplish things in this world never change what Hashem has decreed for him. Between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, Hashem determines what will happen to a person during the coming year, …
Kaddish Shiur 3
“7 times a day are we to praise Hashem” says David haMelech - expressed as 7 X Kaddish per day.
David HaMelech Was Not Worth Dying For
A class on Shaar HaBitachon (the Gate of Trust) from Chovos HaLevavos by Rabbeinu Bahya Ibn Pakuda. This series explores the fundamentals of bitachon — trust and faith in Hashem.
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