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Rabbi Yitzchak Berkovits is a widely respected teacher with a unique ability to present a wide range of Jewish thought and practice in the most clear and understandable manner. The author of two books on shemiras haloshon (the practice of positive speech), Rav Berkowitz has taught and counseled thousands of students, from the novice to ordained rabbis. In this talk, Rav Berkowitz addresses the guidelines needed for chesed.
Rav Berkovits gets into the nuts and bolts of this confusing and emotional topic. Hear the basic rules, guidelines, and principles to help you decide when, and how much, and under which circumstances to distribute your maiser money to bring about the most good.
Nedarim is one of the least known areas of practical halacha. Generally, we are discouraged from making nedarim, but there are times when they are appropriate. Rav Berkovits elucidates the distinction between hafara and hatara and when to use the overused phrase 'bli neder.'
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In this series given to men, Rav Berkovits offers invaluable council and practical guidelines for choosing your 'eizer knegdo.' Pertinent questions addressed in this shiur are: 'How do I know she is for me?' 'Why doesn't she attract me?' 'Why am I so confused about what I want? Very real dating issues are what this talk is all about.
If you are considering getting married or maybe very close to popping the question, listen up young men as Rav Berkovits shares some great practical advice for the most important decision of your life. Issues addressed: Your responsibilities to your Kallah, spending money, expectations of married life, dealing with parents and in-laws and much more. This talk is a must hear for every chassan, and chassan wannabe.
In an area as sensitive as shidduchim, a careless word can suddenly derail a potentially harmonious lifelong marriage. This important class, based on the laws of shemiras halashon by the Chofetz Chaim, instructs family, friends, and shadchanim how to differentiate between subjective and objective information that flies about during the shidduchim process. A must for almost everyone.
