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Not just in the days of Corona: it is a virtue that will make you great rich
On days when it is more difficult to spend money, the virtue that may take you away from the minus in the bank and make you very rich is revealed.
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The digital gemara
Rabbi Chaim David Kowalski
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charity
In collaboration with the Digital Gemara
Friday, 27 November 2020, 07:03
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Rabbi Pinchas Halevi Ish Horowitz who was known as the "Baal HaPla'ala" would say that every person who keeps the commandment of charity, does something very worthy and honorable.
This, even if he gives his money to gain respect, publicity or some other purpose and not just for the sake of charity.
Rabbi Chaim David Kowalski, presenter of the digital gemara, explained that there is a wheel of poverty and wealth in the world.
According to the rabbi, whoever is rich today, in the future he or his descendants will experience poverty.
How do you still get out of this wheel?
He who gives charity "for her name's sake," only for the sake of charity, has benefited from it, and gains that he will not roll into poverty.
Therefore, if you want to get away from the minus in the bank, that you will have a lot of money, even when it is difficult for you or not earning enough, give charity, for the sake of the mitzvah, and you are guaranteed wealth.
A similar idea is written by Rabbi Moshe ben Yosef Mitrani, known by his nickname 'Hamavit', about prayer: Why did the sages say that he who prays for his friend is answered first?
That is: a person who prays before Gd for the needs of his friend, and also needs the needs, he responds faster than if he were praying for himself.
What's the secret?
Precisely in the days of the Corona, for the sake of the mitzvah (Photo: Reuters)
"He who prays for others has a better prayer. He who prays for himself, even if he prays humbly and humbly, may be due to the fact that he needs the things he prays for, but when a person prays for the needs of others, he prays a won prayer, devoid of personal desires. and is credited prayer "name", and thus needs being met immediately.
the video daily based on daily page Tractate Shabbat is part of a day called "the Talmud digital" project led by Rabbi Kowalski, founder and head of the crypts Daf, which for anyone Be part of a circle of hundreds of thousands around the world who take care to regularly study one page of Gemara a day, by watching a short daily video clip.
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