$86,400 WINNING LOTO EACH DAY

 

Imagine that you had won the  following *PRIZE* in a contest: Each morning your bank would deposit $86,400 in your private account for your use.  However, this prize has rules:

 

The set of Rules:

 

1. Everything that you didn't

spend during each day would be taken away from you.

 

2. You may not simply transfer money into some other account.

 

3. You may only spend it.

 

4. Each morning upon awakening, The bank opens your account with another $86,400 for that  day.

 

5. The bank can end the game without warning; at any time, it can say,“Game Over!" It can close the account and you will not receive a new one.

 

What would you personally

do?

 

You would buy anything and

everything you wanted right? Not only for yourself, but for all the people you love and care for. Even for people you don't know, because you couldn't possibly spend it all on yourself, right?

 

You would try to spend every penny, and use it all, because you knew it would be replenished in the morning, right?

 

ACTUALLY, This GAME is REAL ....

Shocked ???

YES!

 

Each of us is already a winner of this *PRIZE*. We just can't seem to see it.

 

The PRIZE is TIME

 

1. Each morning we awaken to Receive 86,400 seconds as a gift of life.

 

2. And when we go to sleep at night, any remaining time is Not credited to us.

 

3. What we haven't used up that day is forever lost.

 

4. Yesterday is forever

gone.

 

5. Each morning the account is Refilled, but the bank can dissolve your account at any time WITHOUT WARNING...

 

 SO, what will YOU do with your  86,400 seconds?

 

Those seconds are worth so much more than the same amount in dollars.  Think about it and remember to enjoy every second of your life, because time races by so much quicker than you think.

 

So take care of yourself, do Mizvot, be happy, love deeply and enjoy life!

 

Here's wishing you a wonderful and beautiful day. Start “spending”....

 

"DON’T COMPLAIN

ABOUT GROWING OLD…!"

SOME PEOPLE DON'T HAVE THAT PREVILAGE=

TO TAKE IT ALL WITH A SMILE

THE PERSON WHO GOT A MAJOR SHOUT DOWN WHEN HE WAS COLLECTING AND DIDNT SAY ANYTHING BECUSE HE WAS READY FOR IT SAME WITH US IT COMES FROM HIM ,

WHATEVER IS ON YOUR PLATE TAKE WITH A SMILE

EVREY OUNCE OF ENERGY IS FROM HASHEM

EVREY OUNCE OF ENERGY IS FROM HASHEM U NEED TO GIVE IT BACK TO HIM

IT WONT COME BACK ITS NOW OR NEVER ,IS IT ALIVE MOMENT OR DEAD ONE

COUNT YOUR DAYS

30 YEARS IS 1030 DAYS, EACH DAY COMES AND GOES WHAT DID YOU DO TODAY TO BRING WITH YOU LOLAM HABA

LET GO AND GO HIGHER

Personal Redemption   Chazal tell us that when the shofar is blown, the Satan gets confused and thinks that the Moshiach is coming, and he fears that he will be slaughtered. The question is asked, how is it that the Satan keeps getting confused, year in, year out? Shouldn't he have learned by now that it's just the Shofar of Rosh Hashana? I heard a beautiful answer recently from the Toldos Yakov Yosef (A talmid of the Ba'al Shem Tov). He says that just like there will be a redemption on a national scale, there is also a personal redemption that every Jew can achieve. As it says, "Karva el Nafshi Ge'ala - bring my soul close to redemption". The Satan doesn't fear the national redemption when he hears the Shofar, instead, he sees that the soul of every Jew is awakened by the Shofar and achieves a certain level of "personal redemption". And it is THAT redemption that he fears so much! That is the power of the Shofar. When we declare Hashem as King over the world; when we recognize that there is NOTHING else but Him, a Jew is able to reach a higher state of consciousness. He no longer feels his "wants" and "needs". He no longer lives confined within his own personal world of desire. Instead, all he wants is for the honor of the King to fill the world! And this is truly a state of "personal redemption" - which the Satan fears so much. Ironically, Rosh Hashana is the day that our Parnassa and sustenance for the whole coming year is decided. It is precisely when we let go of all our "wants", "needs" and "desires" and wish only for Hashem's Kingdom to fill the world - THAT is when Hashem turns to us with love and says, "Here my son, take all the goodness of the world. I created it all for you".

THE ROCK CLIMBER

The Heavy Rock of Isolation Adapted from an Aish.com article here.   The movie "127 hours" is the riveting story of American mountain climber, Aron Ralston, whose ordeal gripped the nation in May 2003 when he was forced to cut off his arm in order to survive his adventure. The movie is fascinating, mesmerizing and very real. And all too human. I think we all recognize that Aron Ralston could be any one of us. When Mr. Ralston set out on his adventure to climb Blue John Mountain in Utah, he didn't tell anyone where he was going. His mother called and he ignored her message. He lived a life isolated from others, pushing people away, avoiding intimacy. When his arm gets stuck "between a rock and a hard place" (the title of his book and possibly the first time that expression was meant literally), he tries many different maneuvers in an effort to free himself - all without success. After a few days of fruitless attempts, the situation gets more desperate and he begins to reflect, "I'm such a big hero that I came out here and I didn't tell anybody where I was going. Oops." Ralston is beginning to recognize this, to acknowledge that his isolationism is not a healthy attitude - neither physically nor psychologically. He continues, "All my life I've been heading for this rock. And this rock was made just for me." As the ordeal continues, Ralston becomes delirious. Death seems to be hovering. In a true act of desperation, he takes a knife, already dulled from repeated banging on the rock, and cuts off his arm. He still needs to scale down the mountain and hike 16 miles... But as he walks away from the scene, he looks back at the Blue John and says, "Thank you." We are given no further explanation but since the mountain endangered his life, rather than saving it, we must assume he means "thank you for the experience, for the wisdom gained, the lesson proffered." In Psalms (118), we say: "I will thank You because You have answered me; it has been for me a salvation." The word "answered" can also be translated "afflicted". We thank the Almighty for the affliction because that was the opportunity that truly changed who we are, that (hopefully) made us better. Aron Ralston is a fortunate young man - not just because he survived, but because he recognized the lessons available for him to learn from this experience while he still had the time and ability to change. Although he continues to climb mountains, he also works as a motivational speaker, doing the best possible thing we can do with our preciously bought wisdom - sharing it with others. Married with a child, he no longer avoids intimacy and he never goes mountain climbing without telling someone where he is going. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We are all climbing a mountain in our struggle with this addiction. WE CAN'T DO IT ALONE! It is the isolation that got us stuck in this difficult situation in the first place! When we find ourselves in a real slump we often tell ourselves as Aron did, "I'm such a big hero that I came out here and I didn't tell anybody where I was going. Oops." If only we had made that call and reached out for help BEFORE we fell, we could have saved ourselves so much pain. As long as we remain in isolation, we will find ourselves stuck between a rock and a hard place. We may try to break free 100 times, but as Chazal say, "a prisoner can't release himself from prison". The Pasuk (Mishlei 28;13) says, "Mechaseh P'sha'av lo Yatzliach - He who hides his sins will not succeed" ... "Modeh V'ozev" - those who admit their powerlessness and reach out for help, "Yeruchem - will see mercy". Try this: Make a neder or a strong Kabala that if you act out before talking with someone first, you will need to do something very hard or give a large amount to Tzedaka. This powerful idea will force you to make that call. And once we make the call and are out of isolation, we can find the strength to hold back 90% of the time. You can get a group of guys to call from Duvid Chaim's phone roster, or by PM'ing your friends on the forum and asking for their phone numbers. You can even make an anonymous Google Voice number to use for this purpose. Don't stay in isolation any more!

You just won a million dollars!

You just won a million dollars! A Mashgiach once told me that a Bochur asked him on Chanuka night for some Chizuk. So the Mashgiach asked him, "If you had just found out that you won a million dollars, would you still need Chizuk? "No" answered the Bochur. "Well", continued the Mashgiach, "if someone offered you a million dollars to sell them the Mitzva of the Chanuka lighting that you just did, would you sell it to them?". "I don't think so", answered the Bochur. "So that means", said the Mashgiach, "that you just did something that is more precious to you than a million dollars! And you still feel you need Chizuk??" So if someone offered us a million dollars to sell them the merit that we earn when we turn our eyes away from seeing bad and give a Nachas Ruach to the Almighty Creator, would we sell it? No! So we are winning millions every time we walk in the street and guard our eyes! We should be dancing through the streets!

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