Retirement - Practical Torah thoughts and advice shavuot

Retirement - Practical Torah thoughts and advice shavuotRetirement Practical Torah thoughts and advice We are taught in the Torah to always endeavor to emulate Hashem. Be holy for I am holy (Vayikra 19: 3). Even as we retire from our jobs and approach a new stage in our lives, we are not retired from being active or doing good in this world. As we strive to reach the high standards that Hashem has set for us, retirement is the ideal time in our lives to perfect our obligation of living in this world as G d

Rabbi of Moshav Matityahu

and retain these beautiful and important halachos

Speaking in upbeat

Discover the beauty of chessed in Dina-dee and her Sharing Friends

He also developed a relationship with troubled teenagers whose lives he helped turn around

Among his writings is a brilliant essay on bitachon

Rav Miller’s practical

nothing could prepare her for the high price she will have to pay in order to fit in- or what she'll have to sacrifice to that end

and thanks Hashem with the words Modeh Ani

Tzippy is a unique kind of bird

Yad (Metal Hand/Pointer) isn't included

"This work will greatly increase one's appreciation and understanding of these blessings and thus enhance one's recital of them daily to be not only lip service but true service of the heart