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Eduardo Borile é jornalista, professor de filosofia e sociologia e admirador de filmes e séries

Gracias por acompañarnos durante 118 semanas, conoce más de la nueva película de Adam Sandler y las películas favoritas de Gaby Cam y RIVA Pop y a Prime Video llega 'Cassandro'. Su director Roger Ross Williams nos cuenta la historia detrás de esta nueva película. 

En una época de opresión y persecución, los romanos prohibieron a los Yehudim cumplir la Mitzvá de hacer a sus hijos. Pero Raban Shimón, con mucha valentía y Emuná, desafió la ley y celebró el Brit Milá de su hijo recién nacido, al que llamó Yehudá. Sin embargo, su acto de no pasó desapercibido por el cruel César, que lo convocó a su palacio para dictarle un severo castigo para él y su familia. ¿Podrá Raban Shimón escapar de las garras del tirano? ¿Podrá proteger a su familia y a su pueblo? Descúbrelo en este emocionante audiocuento que te hará vibrar con cada palabra.

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Palabras de Torá del Rab. Gabriel D. Michanie en la comunidad Maguen Abraham, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Este es uno de los días más significativos para la familia Mizrachi, hoy es el Bar Mitzvá de su hijo Gadiel. Esta celebración sucede cuando los niños cumplen 13 años, y significa el comienzo de una nueva fase en su vida espiritual. De acuerdo con el judaísmo, Gadiel dejará de ser niño y se convertirá en un hombre. Él ya se venía preparando para este momento: a sus 5 años comenzó el estudio de la Torá, a los 10 ya estudiaba la Mishná, y con la guía de su padre fue practicando para asumir este cambio. Gadiel y otros niños de su edad leerán públicamente una porción de la Torá en la sinagoga. A partir de este día los jóvenes asumirán la responsabilidad de sus acciones, participarán activamente de los servicios religiosos, y se comprometerán a cumplir los mandamientos. En adelante todo lo que Gadiel consiga será de su propiedad y empezará a ser elegible para contraer matrimonio. El Bar Mitzvá es una tradición que se practica desde la edad media y se ha celebrado de generación en generación, identificando a quienes practican la fé judía en cualquier lugar del mundo. Luego de la ceremonia, la familia de Gadiel le hará una fiesta en casa, le dará regalos y se asegurará de que sea un día inolvidable. Bar-Mitzvá significa en hebreo: “hijo del deber” y es una de las celebraciones más importantes en el ámbito religioso y social de la vida judía.

Shiur diario del Rab. Gabriel D. Michanie en la comunidad Maguen Abraham, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

843. El Bar Mitzvá de Aharón

A Vela de Calcutá - Índia que ilumina o mundo! Cada mitzvá ilumina o mundo!! by Rabino Eliahu Stiefelmann

Como D'us se condensou dentro de Mitzvót limitadas? “Melhor um ato que mil pensamentos”. Completamente envolvido em luz divina. Abraçar o rei quando está vestido com vários mantos. “Uma hora de arrependimento e boas ações neste mundo valem mais que a vinda inteira no mundo vindouro”! O mundo vindouro: Prazer da compreensão sobre a Divindade. Superioridade das Almas neste mundo: apreensão da essência divina! Transformar dois em um Absorver um conceito – fusão mútua. A mente abrange conceito, o conceito abrange a mente. Alimento e Vestes Espirituais, neste mundo e no próximo.

Como D'us se condensou dentro de Mitzvót limitadas? “Melhor um ato que mil pensamentos” Completamente envolvido em luz divina Abraçar o rei quando está vestido com vários mantos. “Uma hora de arrependimento e boas ações neste mundo valem mais que a vinda inteira no mundo vindouro”! O mundo vindouro: Prazer da compreensão sobre a Divindade. Superioridade das Almas neste mundo: apreensão da essência divina! Transformar dois em um Absorver um conceito – fusão mútua A mente abrange conceito, o conceito abrange a mente. Alimento e Vestes Espirituais, neste mundo e no próximo.

As três Vestimentas da Alma: Pensamento, fala e Ação. 1-A alma se expressa através das vestimentas. 2-As roupas podem ser trocadas. 3-Usar as roupas de outra pessoa. Vestes da Alma Divina – Torá e Mitzvót. O Intelecto é vestido em “Pensamento”. Emoções – Amor e Reverencia a D'us, estão vestidos em “Fala” e “Ação”. Amor (Ahavát Hashem): a raiz das 248 Mitzvót positivas. Reverência (Iraát Hashem): Raiz das 365 Mitzvót proibitivas.

As três Vestimentas da Alma Três tipos de relacionamentos - Tanya capítulo 4 As três Vestimentas da Alma Pensamento, fala e Ação 1 – A alma se expressa através das vestimentas 2 – As roupas podem ser trocadas 3 – Usar as roupas de outra pessoa Vestes da Alma Divina – Torá e Mitzvót O Intelecto é vestido em “Pensamento” Emoções – Amor e Reverencia a D'us, estão vestidos em “Fala” e “Ação” Amor (Ahavát Hashem): a raiz das 248 Mitzvót positivas. Reverência (Iraát Hashem): Raiz das 365 Mitzvót proibitivas

É CARO SER JUDEU! Por que um tefilin é tão caro? Por que o comida Kasher é mais caro? A importância de uma Mitzvá bem paga e não grátis... Ditos do Zohar com mensagens de valiosas...

POR QUE A VIDA JUDAICA É TÃO CARA? É CARO SER JUDEU! A Mística da Parashá LECH LECHÁ Por que um tefilin é tão caro? Por que o comida Kasher é mais caro? A importância de uma Mitzvá bem paga e não grátis... Ditos do Zohar com mensagens de valiosas...

As we have said in the past, sometimes Hash e m shows us His Hash g a ch a in a very open way. Yesterday I travel ed to Brooklyn from Deal NJ, along with my father and his brother , in order to pay respects to my cousin , Mr. Leon Sutton , who passed away last week at the age of 96 . He was known as the father of Rabbi Shemuel Sutton, the Menahel of Yeshivat Ateret Torah Boys HS, and he was my father's first cousin. When we got there, my father and his brother began reminiscing with the family about their interactions with their cousin. I added that my first interaction with my cousin was when I was in the M irr e r Y eshiva high school over forty years ago. Mr. Sutton lived nearby on Quentin Road, and sometimes I would go there, along with my brother at times, to have dinner. He was always very warm and welcoming, and I recall that he was very proud to share that he had put out a sefer called Morah B'Esbah from the Chida, the great Sephardic rabbi, with a commentary from Rabbi Yehoshua Meir HaKohen from Volozhin. The book was printed in 1906 and it came with approbations from the great Ashkenazi Rabbi Raphael Shapiro of Volozhin, as well as Rav Chaim Ozer Grodzinski, of the Gedolei Hador. The sefer had been in my great grandfather's library, and on the front of the book, it said in Hebrew Abraham David Sithon. He was a great man who opened a synagogue called K'nis Sithon in Bensonhurst. He passed away in 1938. He had a huge library and Mr Leon Sutton, his grandson, had this book from the library. When he got the book, my cousin contacted Rabbi Yaakov Hillel and introduced him to the sefer. Rabbi Hillel was so excited by the sefer that he went on to add his commentary on it , and Mr. Leon Sutton sponsored the publication. As we were speaking about the sefer, Rabbi Shemuel Sutton pulled out the actual original sefer that his father had sent to Rabbi Hillel in 1980! He had been excited by it and that's why he showed it to Rabbi Hillel. When I opened it, I saw a letter dated September 23, 1980 from Rabbi Hillel's Yeshiva thanking Mr Leon Sutton, and telling him there were 480 books on the boat, and 20 books being shipped. There were details about the book and how excited they were about the project. Rabbi Shemuel Sutton told me how the sefer originated from my great grandfather's library and found its way to Rabbi Hillel, who went on to add a commentary, but Rabbi Hillel would not do so without permission from one of the descendants of the author, Rabbi Yehoshua Meir HaKohen, who had passed away in the early 1900s somewhere in Europe. Rabbi Hillel was able to track down one of the author's descendants, an ir religious man who was living on a Kibbutz (as was common in those days, many peopl e from religious backgrounds came to Israel and lost their religion). Rabbi Hillel asked his permission and showed him the sefer . The man read the introduction to the sefer, which says, “ The merit of the gre at Gaon, the genius , the holy Chida should stand for me, that I should merit to sit in the four cubits of Halacha learning, with peace of mind, and I should merit to see children and grandchildren involved in Torah and Mitzv ot . When this ir religious man on the kibbutz saw the introduction that his grandfather wrote, that he had not been aware of, he was so inspired that he went on to research his religion and became a full-fledged Baal Teshuva! Look at this unbelievable hashgacha ! This obviously great man had the zechut that his s efer found its way into the hands of his descendent, and was able to pull him back in Teshuva. And this book, from my great grandfather's library , ended up in the hands of my cousin, Leon Sutton who brought it to Rabbi H illel , who tracked the grandson dow n. What was more fascinating to me was that I heard about this sefer in my very first interaction with my cousin, and it was the one thing that I said at the Shiva house … I had been excited that my first introduction to him was when he showed me this book . He gave me a copy of the sefer . And right there in front of us, was the original s efer, sitting on the table ! I have no knowledge of why. That was the first interaction of Rabbi Yaakov Hillel and our community. The first home that Rabbi Hillel stayed in, in our community, was actually that of Mr. Leon Sutton ! Sometimes Hashem reveals His hand , and we were able to see the tremendous H ashgac ha . Have a wonderful day .

We continue with another quote from the Pele Yoetz's sefer Orot Elim, where he quotes from the Midrash Raba in Beresheet , “ Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai saw a hunter hunting birds, when he heard, from the heavens, an echo come out and say it should be captured, and it was captured. And if it was said that he should be saved, then he was saved.“ Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai was able to hear the heavenly echoes, and he noticed that it was no coincidence that sometimes the hunter caught his prey and sometimes his prey escaped , and it was due to the echo that said , this one should be caught and that one should not be caught. He said, “ A b ird cannot be c aptu red without God deciding. Surely, the soul of a human person won't be caught without it being decided.” We learn two lessons from this. One is Hashem 's hashgacha on every individual . No one can do anything to any body without God decreeing it. But even more so, it shows us that even when it comes to animals, God is making the decisions. Some people think there is a question of whether animals have Hashem's hashgacha, but of course , God is Mashgiach on everything- Nothing can happen without God willing it to be. The Pele Yoetz continues and says , “ How many great levels does a man reach, that this Emunah is steadfast in his heart ? If you have th is Emunah steadfast in your heart, that everything is happening because it was decreed from above, you will reach great levels. We mentioned not long ago , from Rabbi Ades, that every time something goes wrong , you should imagine that there was a heavenly echo directing the action. And when something happened to me, Rabbi Ades used this concept. I was in a hotel in Israel . We were leaving to the airport , and the taxi was coming, so I made sure to check out and pay all the incidental charges. But it turn ed out that without my knowledge, somebody charge d something to my room. I was getting into a discussion with the lady behind the desk, and it took me 15 minutes to clarify the situation . I was getting frustrated , so I use d this mashal to share with Rabbi Ades. He said, “ Imagine if an angel had c ome and whispered into the lad y's ear, “ Cause this man a hassle ,” would i t still bother you ? Of course not. It was decreed from heaven. If we could live our lives like that , we would reach tremendous levels of Emunah, and many good qualities would come out of it. The Orot Elim continues, “ But people that believe have been cut off.” Meaning that we don't have people like that anymore . God , in His mercy , should plant, in our hearts, this Emunah. So even two hundred years ago, the Pele Yoetz was complaining that this level of Emunah is no longer there. In his Sefer Pele Yoetz, on the topic of Emunah, he writes a similar concept. He says that there is an Emunah from which many great levels come out. That is to believe in God's hashgacha on every single little detail. You don't bang your finger unless it was decr eed from above . Whether it comes from God or people - p eople are only messengers from God, and God is the one that makes things happen. He says, If this is your attitude, you will not get upset, you'll be calm, you will not hate people, you will not flatter people, you won't have vengeance, you won't bear a grudge you won't ove r- tax yourself when it comes to getting things that you want, because you believe that everything is coming from Hashem. God is righteous and just. T here are no inequities. Everything He does is for our own good. When you ac cept everything that God does with happiness , you won't get upset about the way He brings us things.. A nd all of these wonderful qualities come out of this Emuna. He says belie f in God‘s hashgacha is from the 613 Mitzvah and it's one of the constant Mitzv ot that we fulfill every single second of the day - just by thinking , but even more so , you should say it with your mouth , “ I believe that every detail of my life is being controlled by God, and nothing happens on its own. Everything is happening from Hashem. ” One of these things that happen from Hashem in my life happened recently . I was zoche to be involved in a book called Daily Dose of Bitachon . It is based on the classes that were given on this very platform. We started a few years ago with Hovot Halevavot's Shaar Bitachon, someone transcribed them, they were further worked on by Artscroll, edited by the esteemed editor and my father in law Rabbi Nosson Scherman. Out came this wonderful book, sponsored by dear friends of mine, the Azrak family, in memory of their mother Diane a'h, and in honor of their father Marvin y'lt. And the book just came out! I didn't do anything! Somehow Hashem made it all happen. We really have to believe that. We don't do anything. Hashem does everything. As Rav Wolbe writes in the beginning of his Sefer, “ This was done with God's help, in the merit of the masses.“ He used to say his words only came out because people were listening, And their merit, Has hem sent it to him. So all the people receiving this lesson have a portion in this book , and you have the opportunity to buy it at a special discount. Click on th is link, https://www.artscroll.com/Books/9781422632154.html or go to artscroll.com and type in the words SIMHA to get a 15% discount. (The new book Living Shabbat for Children, volume 2 , written by the great author Mrs Goldie Golding, is also available using the same discount code.) Enjoy! And Have a wonderful day.

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Purim temos 4 obrigações: Dar duas comidas p amigos, Doações p pelo menos dois pobres judeus, escutar a Meguila duas vezes e fazer refeições festiva com muita alegria e bebida. Qual é a a mais importante?