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Are you looking forward to Shabbat? Shabbat is like a precious gift from Hashem. As it is written: "Shabbat is the source of all blessings." The observance of Shabbat is the foundation of Emuna, "genuine faith," and only by virtue of Shabbat are acts of charity and good deeds covered with brilliance and perfection, for Shabbat is the embodiment of Emuna itself. Charity has the power to bring an abundance of blessings and Holy influence, but these only manifest because of Shabbat. Shabbat brings the world to its ultimate perfection, but without Shabbat and the Emuna that comes with it,...

Jodesh Tov! Today, as the stars fall, we will welcome the new Hebrew month of "Av," which is the fifth month of the year, counting from the month of Nisan. The Torah refers to that month in this way: ''And Aharon HaKohén ascended Mount Hor by the commandment of HaShem, and died there in the fortieth year, after the children of Israel came out of Egypt, in the fifth month, on the first day of the month' (Bamidvar-Numbers 33:38)The name Av is of Babylonian origin. This is also called "Menachem Av" (Consuelo de Av) In allusion to the comfort we...

"One should always praise the Creator and then pray." (Berachot 32)This shows us that one must believe that when a person reaches the state where he feels that his shortcomings in the work of the Creator are increasing, he feels that his Emuna (Faith) is not as it should be, this is having the ability to believe that the Creator is Benevolent. And this feeling arises when you see that you cannot thank the Creator and say sincerely: Blessed be He who said: "Let there be a world" That is to say, this person enjoys this world so much that...

Do you wish to receive sustenance and abundance?First of all, you should know that sustenance comes from the blessing of the Blessed Creator, and one way for it to reach us is to recite the blessings corresponding to each food before eating it, for example: The blessing of bread, the blessing of food from the earth, from the tree, etc., even the blessing of water. It is also very important to give thanks for food (Birkat Hamazon) once we have had our fill, as it is written: "When you eat and are satisfied, you will bless the Creator your Lord...

Happy is the man whom the Creator chastens, and whom you teach your Torah" (Tehilim - Psalms 94-12) If you're going through a difficult time, don't worry, Hashem is right there and is allowing it for your good. As King David says: "How good it is for me that I have been afflicted, that I may learn your statutes. I prefer the Torah from your mouth to thousands of pieces of gold and silver. Your hands have made me and molded me; give me understanding that I may learn your commandments." (Tehilim- Psalms 119: 71-73) Punishment and suffering are what...