The currency in Shamayim is EFFORT. If you really toiled, if you invested all your efforts into trying to understand, it makes no difference whether or not you came out understanding. Hashem will reward you!” Every dollar in Olam Haba'ah will be payment for another bit of effort we invested in our avodas Hashem in this world.
Every time we learn Torah or do mitzvos in this world, we are providing for our parents and grandparents in the next world – and retaining our connection and closeness with them.
How precious is the zechus of Kaddish recital. Both Mrs. Sevitzky and Rabbi Landau understood that this was a most appropriate form of hakaras hatov and of great value to a neshamah in the next world.
We agreed to our lives here before we were brought down to this world because our neshamos clearly saw that every aspect of our lives would benefit us spiritually.
Invest thought and intention into your mitzvos so that you make the all-important connection to your Creator; then kedushah and berachah will flow into your life!
Yated Powerful Times Ten! Real comments overheard by those visiting shivah homes: “You still have other children.” “Don’t worry, you’re young. You’ll get remarried.” “At least he had a long life!” Have you ever walked into a shivah house (house of mourning) and been dismayed by what you are seeing or hearing? Perhaps other visitors are engaging in social chitchat or taking calls on their cell phones. Maybe they are offering platitudes, [...]
Powerful Words of Inspiration
From Rabbi Yissocher Frand
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