Yismach Moshe II
As an example for explaining the idea of tefillah behispa’alus, I raised a number of questions about the meaning of the phrase “Yismach Mosheh“. I wrote: Yismach Mosheh — Moses will be happy bematenas...
by Micha Berger · Published October 21, 2005 – י״ח בתשרי תשס״ו · Last modified October 21, 2005
As an example for explaining the idea of tefillah behispa’alus, I raised a number of questions about the meaning of the phrase “Yismach Mosheh“. I wrote: Yismach Mosheh — Moses will be happy bematenas...
by Micha Berger · Published October 11, 2005 – ח׳ בתשרי תשס״ו · Last modified October 11, 2005
In the past couple of weeks, I posted a number of essays showing that reward and punishment are the effects of the person’s action. First, that in order for history to progress toward the...
by Micha Berger · Published October 5, 2005 – ב׳ בתשרי תשס״ו · Last modified October 5, 2005
In the past couple of weeks, I posted a number of essays about the causal nature of reward and punishment. In short, that sin causes a change in the self, which in turn causes...
by Micha Berger · Published October 2, 2005 – כ״ח באלול תשס״ה · Last modified October 2, 2005
In an earlier entry, I suggested that we take the feelings generated by seeing the shuls of Azza ransacked, and use them to motivate our behavior in our own synagogues. Including (but not limited...
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