Category: Breslov

Translated from Rabbi Arush’s feature article in the weekly Chut shel Chessed newsletter. The articles focus on his main message: “Loving others as yourself” and emuna.    Faith in the Valley of the Shadow of Death  What does a young, hungry woman, taken hostage by the Hamas, do when she is the only one of the … Continue reading “Turning Darkness into Light”

The bio attached to the end of all my articles says that I grew up in a “far-off valley.” Well, that valley happens to be the San Gabriel Valley that has suddenly skyrocketed into the news of the entire planet because of the Eaton Fire. That fire is still raging as I type and is one … Continue reading “The Best Fire Insurance”

And now do not fear, I will provide for you and for your little ones.” (Bereishit 50:21)     The Bitterness at the Seder  R’ Nachman of Breslev, zt”l, would often relate the following story at the Pesach Seder:    There was once a poor Jewish man who traveled from place to place, seeking the generosity and … Continue reading “Don’t Be A Fool!”

This tasty Butternut Squash, Apple and Ginger Soup is spiced with ginger and coriander, and then pureed for a creamy texture.   Preparation time: 10 minutes Cooking time: 40 minutes Kashrut type: parve or meat   Ingredients 1 diced onion 1 chopped butternut squash 4 chopped apples 1 teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon … Continue reading “Butternut Squash, Apple, and Ginger Soup”

Translated from Rabbi Arush’s feature article in the weekly Chut shel Chessed newsletter. The articles focus on his main message: “Loving others as yourself” and emuna.   Why Is It So Hard?  Did you ever ask yourselves why it’s so hard for a person to admit he made a mistake? Only great people who are … Continue reading “The Ability to Admit Mistakes”