Etrog
Rabbi thank you for the Mitzvot in your presentation and story of the Etrog and one's love for your wife.
We tend to look inside the box instead of outside the box, which opens up for all of us a whole new life and world
Shalom
the moment I am sitting here arguing with my wife about nothing.I watched your video and kissed my wife.Thank You Yossi
The Etrog Thay Became A Lemon This is truly a beautiful message! A life changing lesson we all should embed in our hearts and share at every opportunity! Thank you so much!
i love your videos it highlights crystalizes and encapsulates and brings out the beauty and divine nature of our misions in this world keep up your great work
From 1 to 92 Love that story it is truly a great story. Plain and simple and with a great point lets prepare for a great future.Your right
Amazing
Love it Rabbi
miss you!
Etrog
Wonderful story. when we cannot do one mitzvah, we can do another. Every mitzvah puts a smile on G-d's face. They all count to Him. Think half full/optimism versus half full/pessimism. Quantity of mitzvot can become a habit. Keep G-d smiling, and you are doing the right thing.
Thank you
Excellent story
Dear Rabbi,
There is a similar story with the Maggid of Tshernobel.
beautiful! what a beautiful story, and Rabbi Mentz tells it so well too! Thank you for reminding us of the tremendous importance of marital harmony!
The Etrog that became a Lemon
Dear Rabbi Chaim Mentz,
I want to thank you very much for sharing with us your talents and wisdom. This story is indeed very powerful. I have shared it with MANY of my friends and most of them answered me: AWESOME.
May G-d continue to shower you with Shalom.
wow really inspiring!
Made me cry Your story made me cry.
i find it hard to believe that a religious Jewish woman would confuse an ethrog with a lemon, moreover during the time of Succot