When Hashem told Moshe it was him that would lead the Jewish people out of Egypt, he responded, “Who am I to do this?” Sometimes we have to belittle ourselves to become great. Shames 1940.
Yosef cried on his brothers’ shoulders, and then his fathers’. But Yakov didn’t cry on Yosef’s. We’re living in a tough time, and we have to do something about it – now. Vayigash 1939.
Great authors intentionally write the end of their works into the beginning. The Greatest of Authors did the same. What if the end and the beginning were wrapped together so we didn’t have to wait? 1941
After all the holidays from Rosh Hashanah through Sukkos, Hashem asks us to stay for a “small feast”. Sometimes things aren’t as great as we remember, but we can still make things the way Hashem wants. 1941.
Tanach seems to say that there isn’t much better you can do than being a Chossid. What does that mean for us? Can we be chassidim? 1940. First Yarhtzeit of the son of the Aish Kodesh, zt”l.