With an Off-Shabbos coming, a Yeshiva bochur, Kalman*, and the other bochurim in the Yeshiva made plans for where to go for Shabbos Sudahs, but then when it got closer to Shabbos, their hosts told them it wouldn’t work out. They met an amazing Jew who said, “Sure, by me, there’s no such thing as
Aaron* from E”Y lost his pair of Tefillin. He started searching for them, but they were nowhere to be found; two days later, he got a phone from someone who said he found his Tefillin. When he saw the lost pair of Tefillin, he started intensive research to find their owner. With the only clue
Mrs. Cohen* was faced with a dilemma: her daughter had a friend who she knew was not such a good influence on her. She felt she should say something to her, but on the other hand, she knew that whatever she would say would only backfire. So Mrs. Cohen devised a strategy, the best strategy;
A competitor approached a business owner, Eli*, inquiring about a product he was selling with the intent of also starting to sell that product. Instead of getting upset with him for being chutzpadik, Eli assisted his competitor and even gave encouragement to his competitor as he explained his product to him.What a Stunning Nation Am
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An Opposite Story. The Kaufmans* had a new addition to their family a few weeks ago, and she wasn’t managing; she couldn’t return to work. They called Daas Torah, and he answered, “On’es Rachmanah Pat’rey”- she shouldn’t return to work. Shortly afterward, a relative called, “Our business is thriving, we have a lot of extra
Mrs. Ehrentreu* consulted with R’ Golombeck about her predicament. Recently, she has started getting unexpected bills; as it is, money is tight, and she is unsure what to do. R’ Golombeck advised her to start making a big deal whenever unexpected money comes in, no matter the amount, deal out of it-say “thank you, Hashem,
A Rebbi from Eretz Yisroel, Rabbi Lehrer* had borrowed a large sum of money for his basic needs from a compassionate and generous fellow Jew, without knowing where he would find the resources to repay him.Then, when the time came for the loan to be due, the fellow Jew went one step further; he told
A Yeshiva bochur, Yoni Engel*, was coming home from night sedar and was in the mood for a delicious pastry. As he was walking, a fellow Jew bumped him and asked, “Are you in the mood for fresh pasties?” when he asked why, he answered,” I was bringing to my friend all types of pastries
A Morah in a school, Mrs. Blum* had a baby. Six weeks later, when it was time for her to go to work, she was still exhausted, and she didn’t really want to go to work, but at the same time, they needed the money, and her husband wanted her to return to work. So
A Rebbe in a Yeshiva, R’ Ruevan*, had borrowed a very large sum of money from someone to pay for his day-to-day expenses. When R’ Ruevan called him, he answered,”Don’t worry another Jewish person asked me if there were any Rebbiam or any one else who borrowed money from me. He said he would like
Mrs. Orenstein* was in a predicament; they needed a new couch for her living room, but money was tight. In conversation with her friend, she told her how she needed a sofa with two recliners on the side, with a specific color and shape. So her friend told her, “ Say to Hashem, You love