One Minute Daily Torah Thought - Rabbi Moshe Levin

Send us Fan MailStop! Don't just say, "Oh it's the children.." think Deeply about your own home.Support the show

Send us Fan MailA smart child gladdens his father's heart. (Proverbs 10:1)Support the show

Send us Fan MailThe goal isn't to be the best. The goal is to fulfill your purpose.Support the show

Send us Fan MailDo your circumstances weigh you down? Perhaps a better weigh to look at it is that you were chosen. Deliberately empowered and guided toward your unique mission?Support the show

Send us Fan MailThere’s what you do, and then there’s what Hashem creates from it—and where He is taking us all.Support the show

Send us Fan MailYou Call Him Whenever You Can. Do You Ever Wonder What He Says To You?Support the show

Send us Fan MailGo beyond yesterday. Don't be so calculated. Support the show

Send a textLook at the past to understand the future.Support the show

Send a textYou don't need to figure it out, it's already taken care of by the One Who Always Cares for you and yours.Support the show

Send a textA letter from the Rebbe about a person’s strong personal sense of trust in the Creator.Support the show

Send a textYour humility is the key to your greatness.Support the show

Send a textBefore You Know About Creation, Know Who You Are. You Are About Redemption, A Mitzvah Is The Light Of Moshiach.Support the show

Send a textThe Rebbe's advice for this individual, the advice for one individual isn't necessarily advice for everyone with similar issues.Support the show

Send a textTo educate is to fully engage, including the most mundane and "insignificant" details.Support the show

Send a textThe inner dimension of the differences between the gifts of the men and women.Support the show

Send a textThe inestimable impact of a short visit.Support the show

Send a textBefore building the home for G-d, become family.Support the show

Send a textMemories of your accomplishments and the feelings of self worth empower your future success.Support the show

Send a textWhen Hashem commands us to rejoice—whether on Purim, Pesach, or any moment of Jewish life—He does not leave us without the tools to do so. The very One who commands the joy also provides the means to celebrate it.Support the show

Send a textThe natural state of every creature is happiness.Support the show