One Minute Daily Torah Thought - Rabbi Moshe Levin

Send us a textOn this Shabbos G-d shows to every Jew the third and final templeSupport the show

Send us a textPostivie energySupport the show

Send us a textThree pointers from the Arizal. Support the show

Send us a textThe most fundamental component of the Temple's construction is readily accessibleSupport the show

Send us a textThe benefits of positive terminology Support the show

Send us a textThe nine days start off with the Yartzeit of Ahron HaKohen, he emobdied the theme of love for all Jews, always. Support the show

Send us a textExile lasting longer is an impossible projection Support the show

Send us a textChassidic word twist, highlights maximum gains for selfless pursuits Support the show

Send us a textLook at every person with a smileSupport the show

Send us a textRestrictions that lead to illuminating past blunders Support the show

Send us a textIf for one moment a blind man was granted the gift of vision his life will never be the same, and that is what a taste of Moshiach feels like. Support the show

Send us a textHow rejoicing in Av is what Av is all aboutSupport the show

Send us a textStand up for the truth and G-d will give you assistance, possibly a spirit from the future. Support the show

Send us a textWherever I am, I am. Support the show

Send us a textThe Cohen's thoughts on his way to the altar can render the Korban invalid if inappropriate. The lesson: No moment or thing should be perceived as insignificant. Support the show

Send us a textHow does our prayers affect G-d?Support the show

Send us a textKeeping spiritual borders in life allows for a happier existence Support the show

Send us a textEverything tells you dark, despair, calamity. Naturally, it's all really the greatest form of positivity. Support the show

Send us a textIn the final moment before the redemption, real changes are happening that indicate it's close proximity. Support the show

Send us a textLiving according to Torah and being cognizitive of G-d's presence will dispel the darkness of the Yetzer Hora. Some charity, and Kosher Teffilin can help too. Support the show