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Nechumeh (R’ Shimshy Neiman)
While time heals a mourner’s pain, the discomfort that we feel for the loss of the Beis Hamikdash can only be remedied by it being rebuilt. Only then will we have our true nechama – “Nachamu, Nachamu Ami yomar Elokeichem…..”
🕯 Reb Meir Zlotowitz zt’l (1943-2017) – 30th of Sivan
His eyes glimmered like crystal and were filled with love and kindness. His smiling face was warm and radiant. His voice was pleasant and sweet. Just who was this Tzaddik, about whom so many amazing things have been said? Why exactly did everyone so greatly admire and adore him? Let’s read a few things about one of the greatest figures of Yerushalayim, a man simply called Reb Aryeh, and then maybe we’ll have a better idea.
Shabbat Shalom (The Diaspora Yeshiva Band)
Memories are a beautiful gift to us from Hashem. By being able to access the fond and warm memories of time spent together and conversations we had and simchos we shared, I can find a measure of consolation to my grief. It is the memories of Shabbos in our home that I will forever cherish…
Piha Pascha (Shlomo Simcha)
Chazal compares Tu b’Av to Yom Kippur! Tu b’Av is a day of renewal of ties among the nation, just as Yom Kippur is a day of renewal of our ties to Hakadosh Baruch Hu. The common denominators between Tu b’Av and Yom Kippur are love, acceptance and forgiveness.