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Chovos Halvavos Daily

Chovos Halvavos Daily

著者： Rabbi W
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A few minutes a day can change the way you think.

Join Rabbi Pinchas Wolhendler — Rabbi W — for a short daily journey through Chovos Halvavos, one of the foundational works of Torah hashkafah and personal growth.

Each episode takes the timeless teachings of Rabbeinu Bachya and makes them clear, practical, and relevant to everyday life — strengthening our emunah, bitachon, avodas Hashem, and perspective on the world around us.

Just five minutes a day. Timeless wisdom for real life.

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  • The Mitzvos as Expressions of Gratitude — Hakdamah 8

    The Mitzvos as Expressions of Gratitude — Hakdamah 8
    2026/09/01

    Chovos Halvavos gives us a new perspective on the physical mitzvos we perform: they are expressions of gratitude to Hashem for the physical gifts He gives us. Tefillah, tzedakah, Torah, sukkah, lulav, tzitzis and the other mitzvos become not merely obligations to fulfill, but opportunities to use what Hashem gave us in His service.

    And why did Rav Avigdor Miller say your lulav should never look like a shower rod? We’ll hear the story.
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    5 分
  • A New Perspective On the Mitzvos — Hakdamah 7

    A New Perspective On the Mitzvos — Hakdamah 7
    2026/08/31

    Chovos Halvavos begins proving through logic that the duties of the mind are genuine obligations. Physical mitzvos themselves depend on what’s happening inside us — on intention and understanding. And we discover a new perspective on mitzvos: not merely commandments from Hashem to us, but opportunities for us to serve Hashem out of gratitude for everything He has given us.
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    5 分
  • Nobody Wrote a Chovos Halvavos Until Now — Hakdamah 6

    Nobody Wrote a Chovos Halvavos Until Now — Hakdamah 6
    2026/08/30

    Chovos Halvavos reaches a turning point in the Hakdamah: why did Rabbeinu Bachya write this sefer? After surveying the great Torah works that already existed — on Tanach, Halacha, and Emunah — he discovered a surprising omission: there was no comprehensive work devoted to the duties of the heart.

    Could it be that these inner obligations are merely good advice rather than actual mitzvos? That's the question that sets the stage for what comes next.
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    6 分
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