Declaring Each Morning to Commit to Fulfill “Ve’ahabta Le’re’acha Kamocha”
The Arizal taught that one should begin the Shaharit service each morning with a declaration that he commits to fulfill the Misva of "Ve'aha...
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20 of 37 episodesShould One Pray Quietly, or Out Loud?
It is reported that the Arizal made a point of reciting all the prayers quietly, without raising his voice – even the chapters of Tehillim r...
Learning Mussar Every Day
The Mishna Berura cites the Hida (Rav Haim Yosef David Azulai, 1724-1806) as instructing that one should include works of Mussar as part of...
Quality Over Quantity
The Shulhan Aruch writes that it is preferable to recite fewer supplications with Kavana (concentration) than to recite more without Kavana....
Tikkun Hasot
The Gemara in Masechet Berachot (3a) teaches that the night is divided into three periods, and at the points when one period leads to the ot...
If Staying Up Late Causes One to Wake Up Late
If a person feels alert in the late hours of the night, should he spend that time learning Torah, even if this will likely cause him to wake...
Daytime Naps
The Gemara in Masechet Sukka (26a) instructs that one should not sleep during the day for a longer period than that which a horse sleeps, a...
Waking Up Before Dawn
Rav Haim Palachi (Turkey, 1788-1868), in his Ruah Haim, lists several behaviors that helps a person live a long life, one of which is waking...
The Best Time of Night for Sleeping
The Kabbalists taught that it is preferable to sleep during the first part of the night – from nightfall (when the stars come out) until Has...
The Importance of Learning Torah at Night
The Rambam, in Hilchot Talmud Torah (3:12), writes that one cannot achieve success in Torah learning if he learns in a relaxed manner, and o...
Doing One’s Best
The Mishna at the end of Masechet Menahot (110a) teaches: "Ehad Ha'marbeh Ve'ehad Ha'mam'it, U'bilbad She'yechaven Libo La'Shamayim" – "Whet...
Serving Hashem When Conducting Our Mundane Affairs
King Shlomo teaches us in the Book of Mishleh (3:6), "Be'chol Derachecha Da'ehu" – "Know Him in all your ways." The Rambam explains this to...
The Right Amount of Sleep
G-d created the human body in such a way that it requires rest, and cannot function properly without a significant period of sleep each nigh...
Dishonesty for the Sake of Humility
The Gemara (Bava Mesia 23b) establishes that a Torah scholar is permitted to speak untruthfully in regard to three matters, one of which is...
Performing Misvot Without Publicity
One should strive to perform Misvot humbly and discreetly, without publicizing the religious act or making a spectacle of himself. In fact,...
The Six “Constant” Misvot
The Hafetz Haim, toward the beginning of his Bi'ur Halacha, references the comments written by the author of the anonymous Sefer Ha'hinuch,...
Strategies For Yir’at Shamayim
Yir'at Shamayim – the awareness that Hashem is watching us at all times, and sees everything we do – does not come naturally. Since we do no...
The Centrality of Yir’at Shamayim
The Rama opens his glosses to the Shulhan Aruch by citing a passage from the Rambam's Moreh Nebuchim about the importance of maintaining awa...
Understanding the Verse “Shiviti Hashem Le’negdi Tamid”
The Rama (Rav Moshe Isserles, Poland, 1530-1572) begins his glosses to the Shulhan Aruch by citing the Rambam's comments in Moreh Nebuchim r...
Reciting “Modeh Ani”
Immediately upon waking in the morning, one should recite the brief "Modeh Ani" prayer, thanking Hashem for restoring his soul. This prayer...
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