Parashat Vaetchanan says, it's nothing to be jealous over. Today many people look at the success of people that have completely abandoned HaShem and His Torah and mistakenly think this wealth is something to be jealous of. Rabbi Reuven says, Parashat Vaetchanan reveals that the success of the wicked is really a punishment. HaShem promises to quickly pay His haters for the little good they've done so He doesn't have to see them in Olam HaBa. HaShem says, the reward for the rig

What's the connection between Orthodox Jewish women's wigs, carrots, and Sinat Chinam? Many people against Sinat Chinam (baseless hatred), especially during the period of the Three Weeks and Tisha B'Av, but often those that discuss it the most are the greatest cause. Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells two stories of how Sinat Chinam has affected him personally. Whether it's wigs, wasting seed, or Cash Advance, people continue to attack Rabbi Reuven when he speaks against these things t

Are you doing your job as the king's treasurer? In this video, we explore a powerful teaching from Rabbeinu Bachya on the importance of intellectual responsibility in our spiritual lives. Through a profound parable about a king's lazy treasurer, Rabbi Yaron Reuven examines the dangers of spiritual complacency. In the story, a highly capable royal servant is tasked with counting, weighing, and verifying the kingdom's tax money. However, blinded by his new status, he lazily out