One Minute Daily Torah Thought - Rabbi Moshe Levin

Send us a textNot to explain, but: "As much as they would afflict them, so would they multiply and increase."Exodus 1:12Support the show

Send us a textWhat's the difference between a Rabbi and a Rebbe?Support the show

Send us a textWhen we DON'T ask why, and ask "what do I need to do?", we travel forward.Support the show

Send us a textI am not asking why, I am asking what for?Support the show

Send us a textHe or she has his or her own role to play, independently.Support the show

Send us a textIf you're going where G-d wants you to go, even in this dark place, you're enveloped in light.Support the show

Send us a textWhy stay out in the cold?Support the show

Send us a textGo to a place of inspiration before you feel like going. If you don't want it, that means you need it more.Support the show

Send us a textWhy can't we just figure this out ourselves?Support the show

Send us a textOnly you know.Ask yourself "What are the results of these thoughts?"Support the show

Send us a textI have a very logical reason why I am not happy.  But what is this doing to me?Support the show

Send us a textHappened to me yesterday. He does this.He ALWAYS shows us hints along the way.Support the show

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Send us a textIs it a mitzvah to sacrifice an individual's needs on the altar of a community's needs?Support the show

Send us a textEvery One Of Us Has An Actual Part of G-d Within Support the show

Send us a textThat frustrating feeling may be the voice of Moses summoning you out of your Egypt.Support the show

Send us a textWhat you look for is what you naturally see.More : It exposes the good.Support the show

Send us a textWe need to look deep within our brothers and sisters until we see their names and numbers.Support the show

Send us a textNot only does trusting in G-d make us feel better, it opens our personal channel of Divine flow.Support the show

Send us a textWhy do our sighs have such impact?An excerpt from Hayom Yom:"My revered grandfather, the Rebbe [Maharash], once said: “Even when the sigh of Jew is occasioned by an unfavorable material circumstance (Heaven forbid), this too is a significant act of teshuvah {=expression of yearning to be close to G-d.} All the more so, a sigh due to an unfavorable spiritual situation is most certainly a lofty level of teshuva. It drags one out of the depths of evil, and sets him up in a good place.”Support the show