Rabbi Yehuda Lave

Proper Pride

What is proper pride?

It is like the king who sent his son to a far away place to learn first hand how the peasants lived. The prince was told to let no one else know his true identity. During the time he would live among the simple folk, he was to dress and act in all ways as they do.

But the king was afraid his son might forget who he really was. When he would act and speak like the peasants, he might lose his royal identity and absorb their faults into his personality. For this reason the king told his son to put aside time each day to remember that he was the emperor's son.

Similarly, a person's soul has a spark of divinity. Forgetting one's lofty identity, one might pick up bad habits. Therefore, remember at all times that you are a child of the great King and it is not befitting to act in a lowly and degrading manner.

Some of the jokes below are lowly and degrading. I recommend skipping them if you are easily offended. O am unsure if I should have included this, but I am giving a warning.

Love Yehuda Lave

Proposed law aims to give Knesset full authority

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/224789

FINALLY!I hope it passes as soon as possible to stop the tyranny of the unelected, far-leftist, anti-religious and anti-israel Supreme Court!!

כתבה בערוץ 7: Proposed law aims to give Knesset full authority http://ch7.io/c35v

Tour to the Negev, February 27

I am very excited to announce a special tour to the Negev...plus.
When: Monday, February 27, Rosh Chodesh Ada rFrom: The Inbal hote lDepart 9:00Return 6:00
Cost: 100 Shekels
Includes:
Transportation Guiding All entrance fees Lunch
Light walking
Itinerary: From Yerushalayim via the "Land of Samson" and then the "Land of David and Goliath"
Visit a recently excavated ,perfectly preserved Roman amphitheater in Bet Guvrin.
Travel through the northern Negev desert with its magnificent, short lived, early spring bloom.
Visit the Hesder Yeshiva in the Negev town of Yerucham.We shall be their guests for lunch and learn about the revolutionary work they are doing in this frontier town.
We are expected to offer a donation for our host yeshiva and their holy work.
After touring the special attractions in the town such as the new lake, we will visit the |Great Crater" and the famous unique "colored sands attraction there.
On the return to Jerusalem we will visit "Tel Lachish" of British museum of history fame.This ancient archaeological site is where Sancherev, king of Assyria, besieged and conquered this Jewish fortress city 2,800 years ago.
Return to Jerusalem at 6:00.
Please reserve your seats early.