THE PRODUCT LIST
PART 1
RUCHNIUS IDEAS
· The Sefiras HaOmer Chart
· The Chag Log -- Your Spiritual Diary
· Life-At-A-Glance - The 25 Year Diary
· Talking Numerically-Significant-Minute Clock
· Gashmius Reports Magazine
· The Don't Wants Club
· The Conduit
DAVENING IDEAS
· The Geulah Siddur
· Removable Sticky Arrows
· The Prayer Pacer
· The Talking Brachos-For-Kavannah Machine
· The Birchas HaMazon Booklets
· The Krias Sh'mah al HaMitah Booklet
DIVEIKUS IDEAS
· The Ribone Phone
· The Shechinah Phone
· My Partnership Agreement With Hashem
· The Talking Diveikus Machine
· Diveikus Cards
· Letter From G-d
· Inspiring Quote From The Baal Shem Tov
· The "What A Wonderful World" Video with Louis Armstrong
· The To-You Turner
· The Yichudim Simulator
· Shabbos Meal Prayer
· The Geulah Club
· The Geulah Bracelets
· The Connector
· The Director
· Free Help on How to Get Closer to Hashem
· The Simulator
· Yeshivah Gedolahs Sing
· The Sleep Log
EMUNAH IDEAS
· The Prognosticator
· The Hashem's Protection System and Hashgachah System Integrity Alerting Machine
· The Heavenly Wake Up Service
· The Heavenly Fall Asleep Service
· The Heavenly Insect-Prevention Service
· The 40-Day Yisurim Log
· Free Help for Trouble With Emunah
· The Gratitude Book
SELF-HELP IDEAS
· The Ablator
· The Liberator
· The Excitement!!! Popper
· Mussar Songs
· The Identity Finder
· Your Personal-Weather Report
· The Frustration Tolerator
· How To Stop Feeling Sad
· The "It's Okay To Be Insignificant" Plaque.
· The Work-On-Feeling-Okay Plaque
· The “Liberate Yourself By Saying No” Sign
· The Happy "No" Picture
LEARNING IDEAS
· The “Learning Torah Is The Best Thing You Can Do With Your Time” Sign
· Gemora Messages
· Video Shiurim From Our Gedolim
· Watch and Learn
· Eat-and-Learn Restaurants
· Read and Learn
· Call and Learn
· Fly and Learn
· Ride and Learn
· Portable Torah Facts
· The Talking Brachos-In-Learning Machine
· Wait-and-Learn
· Applause While Learning
· The Torah Pocket-Library
· The Thinking-In-Learning-Room Picture
· The Punishments Book
· The Kavanah Headband
· The Portable Arba Minim Buyer's Guide
· Free Help for Problems with Learning
· Complete Eyen Mishpat, Plus
· Succah-Builder's Guide, Concise
· Difference Between Inside and Outside Sixth
· The Handy Havdalah Chart
· The Parshios Chart
TZADDIKIM IDEAS
· The Arba Ammos Trainer
· The Reconfirmation-Of-The-Oath Plaque
· The Zap Images Bookmarklet
ANTI-yetzer hora IDEAS
· The Mental Anti-yetzer hora Light Saber
· The Mental Anti-yetzer hora Flamethrower
· The Mental Anti-yetzer hora Machete Knife
· The Slicer
· The Scalpel
· The Face Smasher
· The Anti-Smoking Campaign
· The Anti-Overeating Campaign
· The Talking Silver Cigarette Case
· The Torah Diet
· The Maoz Tzur (Rock Of Ages) Battle Song
· The “You have to get more organized and take better care of yourself” Plaque
· Portable Torah Facts
· The Amalek Revealer
· The Disconnector
MISCELLANEOUS IDEAS
· The Megillas Esther Holder
· The Soap-Remnant Remaker
· Free Help with Hiccups
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THE PRODUCT LIST
PART 2
IMAGINARY BRAIN
IMPLANTS (IBI's)
· Learning Torah Is The Best Thing You Can Do With Your Time IBI
· Good/Bad, Bad/Good Invertor IBI
· Diveikus IBI
· Bitachon IBI
· Emunah IBI
· Impulse Blocker/Evoker IBI
· Feeling Blocker/Evoker IBI
· Thought Blocker/Evoker IBI
· Kavannah In Davening IBI
· Clarity In Learning IBI
ARMAMENTARIUM FOR THE FAINT HEARTED
· The Ablator
· The Unwanted-Thoughts Scatterer
· The Mental Anti-yetzer hora Light Saber
· The Mental Anti-yetzer hora Flamethrower
· The Mental Anti-yetzer hora Machete Knife
· The Slicer
· The Scalpel
· The Face Smasher
· The Maoz Tzur (Rock Of Ages) Battle Song
TORAH TOYS IDEAS
· Toy Yeshivah
· Play Chasunah
· Toy Beis HaKinesses
· Play Shabbos Table
· Play Lail Pesach
· Play Simchas Torah
· Play Hakafos
· Toy Eged Bus, #1 or #2
· Toy Succah
· Play Hachnosas Sefer Torah
· Toy Western Wall
· Toy Noach's Ark
· Toy Eshel Avraham
TALMUD TOYS IDEAS
· Avodas Beis HaMikdash
· Mishkan and Shevotim in Midbar
· The Mishkan and 39 Melachos
· Avodas Parah Adumah
· Bikkurim
· Succahs, Kosher and Posul
· Toy Eglah Arufah
INTERPERSONAL IDEAS
· The Chutzpah Smasher
· The Feel-Their-Distress Ball
· Brachah Cards
· Frumy Friendship Cards
· Chag Cards
· The “Leave Them The Way They Are.” Plaque
· The Find-The-Similarities Activity Book
THOUGHT IDEAS
· Thought Mail
· Thought Cleaners
· The Unwanted-Thoughts Scatterer
· The Thought Mail Scrambler
· The Interfering-Thoughts Counter
· The Thoughts Organizer
· The Eitz HaChaim Thought Guarder
TSHUVAH IDEAS
· The Point-Of-A-Needle Hole
· Removable Point-Of-A
Needle-Hole Stickers
· The Middah K'neged Middah Revealer
MIDDOS IDEAS
· The My-Own-Faults Finder
· The See-The-Good Glass
· See-Their-Good / See-Their-Bad Glass
· Bad Middos Ablatement Buttons
· Middos Refinement Buttons
· The My-Faults Book
· The Personality-Trait Blender
· The What's-Right-With-This-Picture Coloring Book
KABBALAH IDEAS
· The Kabbalah Alarm Clock
· The Identity Finder
· Megillas Esther, Revealed
MUSSAR SONGS
· Mussar Songs - home page
· Welcome To The Olum HaZeh Correctional Facility (Hashem’s Prison Planet)
· Everything That Happens
· Have A Smile For Everyone
· You Have That Fault Yourself
· Don’t Get Mad Or Hurt
· These Are Your Guides
· Make Your Enemy Your Friend
· Find A Word Nicer Than Stupid
· Everyone’s Had Better Days
· Just Don’t Get Angry
· A Nice Little Happy Day
· Give Me My Mussar With A Beat
ESSAY NUGGETS
· "I Saw An Upside Down World."
· The Down and The Up
· The Value of Low Self Esteem
· They Don't Play Basketball in Heaven
· Middah K'neged Middah
· On Yisurim
· “You have to get more organized and take better care of yourself.”
· "Good!"
· On Learning Torah L'Shmah
· On Looking For Happiness
· On The Animosity Between Father and Son
· On One's Changing Madrega
· There HAS To Be Something Wrong With Everyone
· Dealing With Adversity
· Life In This World
· How Words Of Torah Help
· “Help me. Save me. Help me. Save me.”
· How To Stop Feeling Sad
· Getting In The Mood For Tisha B'Av
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INSPIRING QUOTE FROM
THE BAAL SHEM TOV
- as brought in Nesiv Mitzvosechah (Nesiv Emunah, Shevil 5, #1) by the Kamarna Rebbi (1858)
THE BAAL SHEM TOV
- as brought in Nesiv Mitzvosechah (Nesiv Emunah, Shevil 5, #1) by the Kamarna Rebbi (1858)
I heard an allegory from my ancestor [the Baal Shem Tov] of a king who made many barriers through visual illusions, one inside the other, and between each barrier were rivers, many frightening soldiers, bears, lions, snakes and scorpions, in order that people would be afraid to approach him. And the light of the face of the king shone throughout all the worlds, and the glow and the pleasantness of the splendor of his glory filled all the earth. But the barriers and those things surrounding them hid the face of the king, but it was all with visual illusion. And announcements were sent out: “He who will come to the king and receive his face and the light of the splendor of the glow of his glory, the king will give him his daughter and wealth and honor.” And who wouldn’t want this?
But when one came to the first wall and he saw so many frightening things, his heart was taken aback. But there were those who went through several walls, one inside the other. And between each wall there were many princes appointed by the king who were giving out much money to him who came within the wall. And sometimes, when he would see that much wealth and storehouses of delightful treasures had already come to his hand, he would stop there and delay with this, and when the frightening things strengthened themselves, he would go back. And even though in truth he had gone through several walls and rivers and nothing bad had happened to him, and there was no water and no wall, nevertheless since each wall was high and frightening with doors and bolts, in order to frighten more, when he saw the frightening things he would go back.
But the son of the king whose insides churned for the king, and also the compassion of the king was upon him to shine on him the light of the face of the living king - and from the light of the face of the king, he who was worthy to taste, the taste of light - sweet, dear, delightful and pleasant things, the glow of his splendor, his face shining and glowing.
And when he comes to the frightening and concealing walls, he creis and implores, “My compassionate father, a king as compassionate as you hides himself with concealments like these? And I, please, I come!” And he shouts and cries. And he is disgusted with all the wealth and the honor that was distributed to him, because his fundamental longing is to merit to receive the glow and the pleasant splendor of his compassionate father.
And with the power of his heart, broken into a thousand pieces by the terrifying blows and frightening things, he gives himself over with force to jump over the walls and rivers, and he scatters all his wealth until he is made into nothing, all only to receive the light of the face of the king, from love of the king and his desire for the root of his compassionate father.
And when he comes in front of his father, his father removes these visual illusions and says to him, “My son, look from one end of the world to the other.” And he sees that there is no curtain there and no wall and no snakes or scorpions, only level land and gardens and orchards, and the ministers of the king are all there, and they are all singing and playing for the king of glory, and there is nothing bad there at all, and the king sits on his throne and the land is lit up from his glory.
And the son cries, “My father, compassionate father, how could you have hid your face, and you yourself were with me there through all the pain and through all the concealment!”
And then the king gives him his daughter, and many gifts, and he rules throughout the world, and all the coverings pass away, except a few, sometimes, at distant times, when the king wants to elevate him higher, but no more thick or frightening barriers like at first.
- for a more inspiring rendering of this same allegory, click here.
But when one came to the first wall and he saw so many frightening things, his heart was taken aback. But there were those who went through several walls, one inside the other. And between each wall there were many princes appointed by the king who were giving out much money to him who came within the wall. And sometimes, when he would see that much wealth and storehouses of delightful treasures had already come to his hand, he would stop there and delay with this, and when the frightening things strengthened themselves, he would go back. And even though in truth he had gone through several walls and rivers and nothing bad had happened to him, and there was no water and no wall, nevertheless since each wall was high and frightening with doors and bolts, in order to frighten more, when he saw the frightening things he would go back.
But the son of the king whose insides churned for the king, and also the compassion of the king was upon him to shine on him the light of the face of the living king - and from the light of the face of the king, he who was worthy to taste, the taste of light - sweet, dear, delightful and pleasant things, the glow of his splendor, his face shining and glowing.
And when he comes to the frightening and concealing walls, he creis and implores, “My compassionate father, a king as compassionate as you hides himself with concealments like these? And I, please, I come!” And he shouts and cries. And he is disgusted with all the wealth and the honor that was distributed to him, because his fundamental longing is to merit to receive the glow and the pleasant splendor of his compassionate father.
And with the power of his heart, broken into a thousand pieces by the terrifying blows and frightening things, he gives himself over with force to jump over the walls and rivers, and he scatters all his wealth until he is made into nothing, all only to receive the light of the face of the king, from love of the king and his desire for the root of his compassionate father.
And when he comes in front of his father, his father removes these visual illusions and says to him, “My son, look from one end of the world to the other.” And he sees that there is no curtain there and no wall and no snakes or scorpions, only level land and gardens and orchards, and the ministers of the king are all there, and they are all singing and playing for the king of glory, and there is nothing bad there at all, and the king sits on his throne and the land is lit up from his glory.
And the son cries, “My father, compassionate father, how could you have hid your face, and you yourself were with me there through all the pain and through all the concealment!”
And then the king gives him his daughter, and many gifts, and he rules throughout the world, and all the coverings pass away, except a few, sometimes, at distant times, when the king wants to elevate him higher, but no more thick or frightening barriers like at first.
- for a more inspiring rendering of this same allegory, click here.
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