Who Is A Liar? (Shulchan Aruch, Choshen Mishpat 79:9)

Accordingly, when the defendant changes his general denial in court that he never owed the plaintiff anything before witnesses contradict him, the court will not assume he is lying.

Early Arrival

I calculated on my fingers. She was now up to week 27. Yehuda hung up, but he sounded very upset. I wished I could help, but I had no idea what to do. So, I turned to my Tehillim.

Letters To The Lubavitcher Rebbe

I ask for her name and where she is from. She tells me her name is Orit and that she comes from Israel.

Equality

We see from this that Eltzafun was called upon to help others and did as he was told. Perhaps, this is an indication of Eltzafun’s humility and that his heart was in the right place.

Parashat Korach: The Curse of Camouflaged Jealousy, And the Blessing of Enjoying the Achievements...

What Korach doesn’t realize is that he’s been manipulated by his friends while convincing himself otherwise. He allowed himself to be used by his friends while thinking that he was using them.

From The Outside Looking In

Displacement as motivation? Just ask Korach's sons.

The Rubashkin Saga – XIV

The ongoing saga of the incarceration and punitive pursuit of Shalom Rubashkin.

The Secret to Chabad’s Success

Moshe's response to Korach expressed the very essence of what defines a true Torah leader.

Losing A Special Needs Child

All of these children, including my son, take an enormous amount of physical care. It is not a simple matter. And yet, taking care of such special children is an honor.
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Rabbi Sacks on Religion & Science – The Great Partnership

For too long, people have thought that religion and science are destined to be in conflict.

The Perils Of Boredom

What is the connection between the story of the spies and of Korach?

Shakespeare’s Korach–and Chazal’s

Seems men are puppets and women pull the strings.

Moses’ 6 Commandments for Facebook

Like all other tools, Facebook is not inherently good or bad. It's a matter of how we use it. So let Moses help you make it GOOD!

Walls Came Tumbling Down

Each nation has a specific role to fill in Hashem’s plan and we pray that through these offerings Hashem will inspire them to true service.

Parshat Shelach

Self-censorship occurs when members of the decision-making team refrain from making suggestions that are counter to the prevailing consensus of the group.

Parashat Shelach: Speaking Lashon Hara about the World

The purpose of genuine religious life is to protest against this optical illusion and to teach us to reframe our spiritual spectacles. It is not that religion shows us something new. It shows us what we have seen all our lives but have never noticed.

Purposeful Purchase

Mr. Landau decided to consult with Rabbi Dayan. "Is the sale invalid because I meant all-leather?" he asked.

Daf Yomi

A Matter Of Merit 'They Added Four Amos' (Zevachim 61b)

Q & A: The Hereafter – Olam Haba (Part IV)

Question: How do we know that there is an olam haba – a World to Come? L. Papirmeister

Chesed In The Tanks

Our son understood that Aviv, up until this point in his life, had failed in everything. The army was his last chance to succeed.

Listen To Your Tzitzis

Rav Moshe answers that tzitzis can only affect a person when he realizes that he needs a rebbe, a teacher, someone to show him the right way.

Misunderstandings

How do misunderstandings arise? Often the cause is a kind of egocentrism – the belief that other people think the same way we do, especially if these people belong to “us.”

The Most Important Book You’ll Ever Read

One of the most important books you will ever read is your autobiography.

Shidduch Problems Are Nothing New

The treasure that Rebbetzin Jungreis, a”h, left behind is her teaching that continue to guide us. This week's legacy is a continuation on last week's column on shidduchim.

Parshas Shelach: Changers

Change is good; being a "Changer" is better.

Finding My Essence

"What's in a name?" Apparently, the essence of relationships...

Tefillah: A Meeting With Hashem – Please Take Your Seat

What is interesting is that many feel that as much as they try to improve their tefillah they are not seeing the amount of progress they would have expected.

Trustworthy

Ultimately our job is not to overcome sin but to transcend the pitfalls and challenges of life.

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