From a Shiur by Rabbi Elieze Miller about Rosh Chodesh Adar from Naaleh
Every person has a bit of Amalek inside of himself and on Purim this is destroyed. Therefore Purim is a special time for Teshuva. The Belzer Rebbe said that if a person did not succeed in doing proper Teshuva in Elul , he has a second chance on Purim. On Yom Kippur we do Teshuva through fasting, and on Purim we do Teshuva through happiness, but the purpose is the same, coming closer to Hashem.
Winds of Change Are Beginning to Blow
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*11 Tishrei 5787*
The "T"-word is being heard across the Land. T-R-A-N-S-F-E-R!! It will
start in Gaza, but it won't end there.
Hillel Biton Rosen, a...
6 hours ago
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