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Part 3 | Shmiras Einayim and Shmiras Habris | Practical Tools and Perspectives to Withstand When in a Challenge
Part 3 | Shmiras Einayim and Shmiras Habris | Practical Tools and Perspectives to Withstand When in a Challenge
Jan 29, 2026
41:54
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Part 6 | Continuing After the Fall
Part 6 | Continuing After the Fall
Feb 16, 2026
54:41
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/Part 5/ After the Fall
/Part 5/ After the Fall
Feb 9, 2026
53:41
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Taher Libenu Part 2 - Avoiding the Battle
Taher Libenu Part 2 - Avoiding the Battle
Jan 14, 2026
1:03:13
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Taher Libenu Part 1
Taher Libenu Part 1
Jan 13, 2026
25:15
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Noach 5786 | Rav Daniel Zuckerman
Noach 5786 | Rav Daniel Zuckerman
Oct 22, 2025
7:12
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Lech Lcha 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Lech Lcha 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Oct 29, 2025
6:19
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Vayera 5786 | Rav Menachem Mendel Blachman
Vayera 5786 | Rav Menachem Mendel Blachman
Nov 5, 2025
12:44
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Chayei Sarah 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Chayei Sarah 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Nov 12, 2025
6:01
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Toldot 5786 | Rav David Zahtz
Toldot 5786 | Rav David Zahtz
Nov 19, 2025
2:51
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Vayetze 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Vayetze 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Nov 27, 2025
5:26
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Vayishlach 5786 | Rav Daniel Zuckerman
Vayishlach 5786 | Rav Daniel Zuckerman
Dec 3, 2025
4:46
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Chanuka 5786 | Rabbi Meir Finkelstein
Chanuka 5786 | Rabbi Meir Finkelstein
Dec 10, 2025
6:40
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Chanuka 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Chanuka 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Dec 18, 2025
8:12
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Vayigash 5786 | Rav Menachem Mendel Blachman
Vayigash 5786 | Rav Menachem Mendel Blachman
Dec 24, 2025
9:30
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Vayechi 5786 | Rav David Zahtz
Vayechi 5786 | Rav David Zahtz
Dec 31, 2025
2:53
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Shmot 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Shmot 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Jan 8, 2026
4:02
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Vaera 5786 | Rabbi Zuckerman
Vaera 5786 | Rabbi Zuckerman
Jan 15, 2026
7:06
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Bo 5786 | Rabbi Meir Finkelstein
Bo 5786 | Rabbi Meir Finkelstein
Jan 22, 2026
8:18
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Hilchos Shabbos #1
Hilchos Shabbos #1
Sep 2, 2025
52:12
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Shehiya 1
Shehiya 1
Sep 9, 2025
45:43
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Shehiya 2 (pt1)
Shehiya 2 (pt1)
Sep 16, 2025
34:29
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Shehiya 2 (pt2)
Shehiya 2 (pt2)
Sep 16, 2025
6:24
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Shehiya 3
Shehiya 3
Sep 30, 2025
44:32
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Hachzara
Hachzara
Oct 28, 2025
45:53
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Hachzara 2
Hachzara 2
Nov 4, 2025
44:50
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Kdeira Al Gabei Kdeira
Kdeira Al Gabei Kdeira
Nov 11, 2025
44:26
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Smicha (Food Next to Heat Sources)
Smicha (Food Next to Heat Sources)
Dec 2, 2025
45:08
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B'dieved Situations
B'dieved Situations
Dec 9, 2025
46:07
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Timers (Shabbos Clocks)
Timers (Shabbos Clocks)
Dec 23, 2025
42:29
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Introduction to Bishul D'oraysa
Introduction to Bishul D'oraysa
Dec 30, 2025
43:15
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Bishul After Bishul
Bishul After Bishul
Jan 6, 2026
42:45
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Bishul After Bishul 2
Bishul After Bishul 2
Jan 11, 2026
42:45
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Bishul After Bishul: Liquids
Bishul After Bishul: Liquids
Jan 13, 2026
45:17
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Bishul After Bishul: Liquids Part 2
Bishul After Bishul: Liquids Part 2
Jan 20, 2026
40:57
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Ramban on Vayechi
Ramban on Vayechi
Jan 1, 2026
42:16
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Ramban on Shemos
Ramban on Shemos
Jan 8, 2026
35:31
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Ramban Vaera
Ramban Vaera
Jan 15, 2026
25:51
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Ramban on Bo
Ramban on Bo
Jan 22, 2026
39:58
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Living Up for the Challenge
Living Up for the Challenge
Jan 25, 2026
26:19
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Recognizing One's Unique Role
Recognizing One's Unique Role
Jan 19, 2026
25:19
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Fulfilling the Mission
Fulfilling the Mission
Jan 18, 2026
26:56
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Will of Hashem 24/7 and Recognizing Hashem in the Smallest of Things
Will of Hashem 24/7 and Recognizing Hashem in the Smallest of Things
Jan 12, 2026
26:22
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With Everything You Got
With Everything You Got
Jan 11, 2026
26:46
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Building a Relationship with Hashem
Building a Relationship with Hashem
Jan 6, 2026
25:51
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Embrace the Pain
Embrace the Pain
Jan 5, 2026
26:48
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Finding Your Center
Finding Your Center
Jan 4, 2026
28:01
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Shaar Avodas Elokim
Shaar Avodas Elokim
Dec 29, 2025
28:22
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Opening Your Peddles and Being Satisfied with What was Given to You
Opening Your Peddles and Being Satisfied with What was Given to You
Jan 26, 2026
24:43
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2026.01.27
2026.01.27
Jan 27, 2026
40:52
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Everything is From Hashem
Everything is From Hashem
Jan 27, 2026
27:09
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Ramban on Beshalach
Ramban on Beshalach
Jan 29, 2026
40:16
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Beshalach 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Beshalach 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Jan 29, 2026
6:15
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Life is Like a Theater Audition, Play Your Role
Life is Like a Theater Audition, Play Your Role
Feb 1, 2026
27:06
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When You Need to Push and When it is the Will of Hashem
When You Need to Push and When it is the Will of Hashem
Feb 2, 2026
27:42
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Part 4 Having a Anchor to Hold onto While in the Stream of Desire
Part 4 Having a Anchor to Hold onto While in the Stream of Desire
Feb 3, 2026
54:49
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Yitro 5786 | Rav Menachem Mendel Blachman
Yitro 5786 | Rav Menachem Mendel Blachman
Feb 5, 2026
12:04
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Ramban on Yisro
Ramban on Yisro
Feb 5, 2026
41:37
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A Perspective on Our Actions
A Perspective on Our Actions
Feb 8, 2026
25:12
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Life is Full of Tests, Push Through
Life is Full of Tests, Push Through
Feb 9, 2026
18:38
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Ramban on Mishpatim
Ramban on Mishpatim
Feb 10, 2026
44:04
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Who am I?
Who am I?
Feb 10, 2026
25:16
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Ramban on Mishpatim | 5786
Ramban on Mishpatim | 5786
Feb 12, 2026
44:04
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Kli Sheini and Kli Shleshe
Kli Sheini and Kli Shleshe
Feb 11, 2026
45:05
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Be the King Over Your Inner Voices
Be the King Over Your Inner Voices
Feb 11, 2026
24:51
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Mishpatim 5786 | Rav Zahtz
Mishpatim 5786 | Rav Zahtz
Feb 11, 2026
4:38
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Don't Be a Leaf in the Wind
Don't Be a Leaf in the Wind
Feb 15, 2026
25:37
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When You Should Smile and When You Should Frown
When You Should Smile and When You Should Frown
Feb 16, 2026
13:48
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Ramban on Terumah
Ramban on Terumah
Feb 18, 2026
38:44
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Master of the Spectrum(Soft vs Hard)
Master of the Spectrum(Soft vs Hard)
Feb 18, 2026
25:57
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Truma 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Truma 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Feb 19, 2026
6:27
*Parshas Terumah – The Aron & the Shulchan* 🕊️ This week we learn about the building of the *Mishkan*, focusing on two keilim: the *Aron HaBris* and the *Shulchan*. The Torah’s wording and measurements reveal a powerful lesson about how to approach *Torah* and *parnassah*. *Plural vs. Singular* By the *Aron* it says *“Ve’asu”* — plural. Everyone is included. *Torah is for all of us.* No one should think it belongs only to great scholars. By the *Shulchan* it says *“Ve’asita”* — singular. Not everyone is guaranteed the same financial success. Do your hishtadlus — and *be satisfied with what Hashem gives you.* *Complete vs. Incomplete Measurements* 📏 The *Aron’s* dimensions are all halves — teaching us that in *Torah* we are never complete. There is always more to learn, more to grow. The *Shulchan’s* dimensions are mostly whole — in *gashmiyus* we should feel complete and grateful. But its height is a half-measure — because when it comes to using our money for *higher purposes*, we are never finished. There is always room to give more. *The Badim (Poles)* 🚶♂️ By the *Shulchan*, the poles were removed when they stopped traveling — because *parnassah is a means, not the goal.* By the *Aron*, the Torah says *“Lo yasuru mimenu”* — they may never be removed. *Torah is not something we carry. It carries us.* *The takeaway:* In *ruchniyus* — always look higher and keep growing. In *gashmiyus* — look at what you have and feel blessed. Wishing everyone a meaningful and uplifting Shabbos ✨
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Ramban Tetzaveh
Ramban Tetzaveh
Feb 24, 2026
40:07
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Healthy Shame and Sticking with Halacha
Healthy Shame and Sticking with Halacha
Feb 25, 2026
25:31
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Tetzaveh 5786 | Rav Daniel Zuckerman
Tetzaveh 5786 | Rav Daniel Zuckerman
Feb 26, 2026
5:36
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Bishul After Afeia/Tzleia and Vise Versa
Bishul After Afeia/Tzleia and Vise Versa
Mar 4, 2026
42:31
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Shalom Bies Fund
Shalom Bies Fund
Mar 4, 2026
24:45
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Ramban on Ki Sisa
Ramban on Ki Sisa
Mar 5, 2026
40:49
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Ki Tisa 5786 | Rabbi Meir Finkelstein
Ki Tisa 5786 | Rabbi Meir Finkelstein
Mar 5, 2026
5:12
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Fighting Heritcs and Trusting Hashem's Plan
Fighting Heritcs and Trusting Hashem's Plan
Mar 8, 2026
26:56
In *Shaarei Kedusha* (Perek Yud), we learn that spiritual growth requires knowing how to use opposite traits at the right time. While a Jew should generally pursue humility, there are moments where holy "pride" is required, specifically when facing those who mock the Torah or its values. If we remain passive when others speak *kefira* (heresy) or disgrace Hashem’s name, it is as if we have agreed with their premise. We see this with Mordechai (Esther 3:2) and Chananya, Mishael, and Azarya (Daniel 3:12), who risked their lives to make a public statement of defiance against falsehood. At a deeper level, if we cannot speak out because it would be unproductive or cause a *chillul Hashem*, we must still "spit in the bucket" mentally, firmly rejecting the evil we hear so it does not settle in our hearts. In contrast, true *anava* (humility) belongs in our relationship with *tzaddikim* and, most importantly, with the Borei Yisbarach. This means accepting Hashem’s decrees with *emunah peshuta* (simple faith), even when they transcend our understanding. As the Kotzker Rebbe taught, we do not seek to worship a God small enough for us to fully comprehend; rather, we have the humility to say "it is what it is" and trust His wisdom. Finally, we must recognize that a healthy soul contains both love and hate; while we love our fellow Jews (Vayikra 19:18), we must fulfill "those who love Hashem, hate evil" (Tehillim 97:10) to ensure we do not enable or rationalize cruelty in the name of a mistaken mercy. AI-Generated Summary (AI can be inaccurate. Check important information.)
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Buying Everything You Need
Buying Everything You Need
Mar 9, 2026
26:26
In *Orchos Tzaddikim* (Perek Yud), we learn to navigate the spectrum between generosity (*nedivus*) and stinginess (*kamtzanus*). While we must generally be givers, acting with an "expansive mindset" that views our resources and knowledge as a deposit from Hashem to help others, there are times when holding back is the true kindness. A parent or teacher must sometimes utilize "tough love" (*kamtzanus*), as being overly "generous" with someone in a destructive state—such as a student avoiding responsibility—only fuels their decline. The Torah teaches this balance in the Temple service, where some offerings were fixed (*machatzis hashekel*) to provide stability, while others were voluntary, allowing for extra devotion (Parshat Terumah). True *nedivus* means providing a sense of "plenty" and security to one's family and students, while *kamtzanus* is reserved for situations where giving would be counterproductive or support negative behavior (Mishlei 9:7). At a deeper level, a Jew should view himself as a partner with Hashem, dedicating a portion of his time and wealth to others (Igros Moshe), knowing that whatever he possesses is meant to be shared. AI-Generated Summary (AI can be inaccurate. Check important information.)
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Tea and Coffee
Tea and Coffee
Mar 10, 2026
48:31
In Parshat Ki Sisa, the Torah describes the preparation of the Incense (Shemos 30:34), raising the question of how we treat spices and flavorings on Shabbos. At a deeper level, this relates to the laws of cooking (Bishul) regarding tea and coffee. While the Mishna (Shabbos 42b) states that spices (Tavlin) do not cook in a second vessel (Kli Sheni), the Ginas Veradim (Orach Chayim 3:2) argues that tea leaves are the primary "food" being prepared, not just an addition, which may create a concern of appearing to cook (Mechzi K'mevashel). To avoid this, the Mishnah Berurah (318:39) suggests preparing a "tea essence" before Shabbos. When using this liquid essence, one may be lenient regarding the rule of cooking a cold liquid (Bishul Achar Bishul B'lach) if it is added to a Kli Sheni. Regarding coffee, Rav Moshe Feinstein (Iggros Moshe OC 4:74:16) permits making instant coffee even in a Kli Rishon because it was already cooked during production, though he personally preferred a third vessel (Kli Shlishi). For specialty coffees like Starbucks VIA, which contain raw micro-grounds, a Kli Shlishi is necessary to avoid a Torah prohibition. These laws reveal the principle that the physical state and prior preparation of a substance determine its status in the eyes of Halacha. AI-Generated Summary (AI can be inaccurate. Check important information.)
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Be Lazy(In the Right Context)
Be Lazy(In the Right Context)
Mar 10, 2026
25:08
In serving Hashem, we must learn to harness every character trait, even those that seem negative, like laziness. While we usually strive for alacrity, it is sometimes a virtue to be "lazy" toward physical desires or inappropriate acts (Chovos HaLevavos, Shaar Avodas HaElohim). At a deeper level, true *zrizus* (swiftness) is not acting without thought, which is merely recklessness (*behala*); rather, it is pausing to clarify the truth and then acting immediately once the right path is clear (Tehillim 119:60). This is the essence of *matzah*, which represents the pure, initial desire to do Hashem’s will before the "ego" of the *chametz* has time to rise and complicate our intentions. By acting swiftly on our pure inspirations, we connect to the life-force of the mitzvah and avoid the distractions of the *yetzer hara*. Ultimately, if a Jew shows a sincere desire to reach the "Holy City" of closeness to Hashem, the Almighty in His mercy will provide the help needed to complete the journey (Chovos HaLevavos, ibid.). AI-Generated Summary (AI can be inaccurate. Check important information.)
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Ramban on Vayakhel-Pekudei
Ramban on Vayakhel-Pekudei
Mar 11, 2026
41:51
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Vayakhel Pkudei 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Vayakhel Pkudei 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Mar 12, 2026
8:50
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Hagasa(Stirring a Pot) and Scooping from a Pot
Hagasa(Stirring a Pot) and Scooping from a Pot
Mar 13, 2026
40:27
In the laws of cooking on Shabbos, the Gemara establishes that stirring a pot (hagasah) is a formal part of the cooking process (Beitzah 34a). This raises a practical difficulty: how can one ladle food out of a pot on Shabbos if the act of inserting a spoon inevitably stirs the contents? While some Rishonim believe this is only an issue regarding dyeing wool (Tosafos, Shabbos 18b), the Rambam rules that stirring is a "need of cooking" and carries a prohibition similar to the labor itself (Hilchos Shabbos 3:11, 9:11). The Rashba (Shabbos 18b) suggests that once food is partially cooked (ma’achal ben drosai), ladling is permitted, but the Kolbo (cited in Beis Yosef, O.C. 253) is more stringent, forbidding stirring even a fully cooked pot as long as it remains on the fire. The Shulchan Aruch (O.C. 318:18) rules that one may ladle from a fully cooked pot that has been removed from the fire. However, the Rama (ibid.) notes a custom to be stringent and avoid ladling even from a fully cooked pot while it is on the fire. The Mishnah Berurah (318:117) clarifies that while the core law permits stirring or ladling any fully cooked food, it is proper to be stringent and not ladle directly from a pot that is still on the heat. In modern contexts like a crockpot—where removing the insert often makes returning it a violation of the laws of returning food to the fire (hachzarah)—the Chazon Ish (O.C. 37:15) permits ladling directly from the heat for a fully cooked dish if there is no other way to serve the food while keeping the rest warm for the next meal. AI-Generated Summary (AI can be inaccurate. Check important information.)
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Noach 5786 | Rav Daniel Zuckerman
Noach 5786 | Rav Daniel Zuckerman
Oct 23, 2025
7:12
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Lech Lcha 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Lech Lcha 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Oct 30, 2025
6:19
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Vayera 5786 | Rav Menachem Mendel Blachman
Vayera 5786 | Rav Menachem Mendel Blachman
Nov 6, 2025
12:44
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Chayei Sarah 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Chayei Sarah 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Nov 13, 2025
6:01
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Toldot 5786 | Rav David Zahtz
Toldot 5786 | Rav David Zahtz
Nov 20, 2025
2:51
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Vayetze 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Vayetze 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Nov 27, 2025
5:26
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Vayishlach 5786 | Rav Daniel Zuckerman
Vayishlach 5786 | Rav Daniel Zuckerman
Dec 3, 2025
4:46
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Chanuka 5786 | Rabbi Meir Finkelstein
Chanuka 5786 | Rabbi Meir Finkelstein
Dec 10, 2025
6:40
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Chanuka 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Chanuka 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Dec 18, 2025
8:12
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Vayigash 5786 | Rav Menachem Mendel Blachman
Vayigash 5786 | Rav Menachem Mendel Blachman
Dec 24, 2025
9:30
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Vayechi 5786 | Rav David Zahtz
Vayechi 5786 | Rav David Zahtz
Dec 31, 2025
2:53
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Shmot 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Shmot 5786 | Rav Zvi Davidson
Jan 8, 2026
4:02
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Vaera 5786 | Rabbi Zuckerman
Vaera 5786 | Rabbi Zuckerman
Jan 15, 2026
7:06
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Bo 5786 | Rabbi Meir Finkelstein
Bo 5786 | Rabbi Meir Finkelstein
Jan 22, 2026
8:18
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Beshalach 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Beshalach 5786 | Rav Shlomo Friedman
Jan 29, 2026
6:15
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