Books

I heard on Shabbat Teruma, March 5, 1949, Tel-Aviv “The Lord is high and the low will see.” How can there […]

I heard on Purim Night, after reading the Megillah, March 3, 1950 Concerning the eating of the Haman Tashim, meaning Haman’s Pockets,1 he

I heard on Adar 1, February 21, 1947, Tiberias The reason that in a meal we eat fish first is that fish

I heard One should crave being awarded the reward of a Mitzva [commandment]. This means that through keeping the Mitzvot [pl. of Mitzva] he will

I heard on Mishpatim 3, February 2, 1943, Tel-Aviv The written Torah is considered an awakening from above, and the oral Torah

I heard One cannot raise oneself above one’s circle. Hence, one must nurse from one’s environment, and he has no

I heard The matter of the ascent of Malchut to the place of the Eynaim [eyes] is called Yesod de Nukva. This is because Nukva means deficiency,

I heard “None might come to the king’s gate wearing sackcloth.” This means that when one awakens oneself to how

I heard “In the beginning, He created the world with the quality of Din [judgment]. He saw that the world did not

I heard A Kli [vessel] does not leave its own authority unless it is filled with something else. But it cannot remain