Recently I have been going over my books preparing for an audit. I found that the most difficult part was finding my own mistakes. Looking back and saying, "How could I have made such a dumb mistake." I suddenly realized that this is the pain of Gehenom (in a tiny way). When we get to Shamayim and we see what we could have been it will be unbearably difficult. I have resolved to try harder to live my life in such a way that I don't have to look back and see as many mistakes. I hope that I can keep even a tiny part of this resolve alive.
What The World Revolves Around: Shavuos and Torah Study – Parshas Bamidbar
and Shavuos 5772
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It is for good reason that the parsha of Bamidbar is always read
immediately before Shavuos. For one, the lesson of the parsha is that every
single Jew is ...
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