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Shommer Shabbos firm based in Staten Island is looking to hire.
Administrative Assistant / Marketing Associate
Requirements:
Must have excellent communication skills (both verbal and written)
Must be able to work in a fast paced environment.
Must be highly tech savvy and proficient with Microsoft suite (word, excel, outlook, internet research)
Be fast on the computer (keyboard shortcuts), self driven, organized, detail oriented, responsible
Must demonstrate effective time management skills
Must have great research and analytic skills
Can do attitude
Responsibilities:
As an administrative assistant you'll work closely with the CEO and marketing team. You will be responsible for inviting and securing speakers for our conferences, conducting online research, communicating with industry executives via email and phone, processing registrations, managing event prep and onsite event needs, and general customer service.
Your contribution will be important to the achievement of our future growth plans. We are accepting resumes from candidates that are either seeking Full time or Part Time work.
If interested please email your resume to avodawanted@gmail.com along with salary expectations and why you think you'd be ideal for this position. Please be sure to specify if you're seeking PT or FT work.
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www.GemsofTorah.comFrom: michael kaplan <mjkaplan18@gmail.com>Date: Sun, 7 Sep 2014 14:09:34 -0400To: Rabbi Moshe Goldberger<rabbig@sakar.com>Subject: Re: HiKol b'seder...I hope Rebbe is well also.Change made. I plan to bring the copy tomorrow. Would you like the file now?On Sun, Sep 7, 2014 at 10:44 AM, Rabbi Goldberger <rabbig@sakar.com> wrote:How are you ?
Please adjust title of new material when you get to it.
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Please send me e mail copy of the Mitzva to Diversify.
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www.GemsofTorah.comFrom: michael kaplan <mjkaplan18@gmail.com>Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2014 13:08:51 -0400To: Rabbi Moshe Goldberger<rabbig@sakar.com>Subject: Re: Hifile attachedOn Wed, Aug 20, 2014 at 4:05 PM, Rabbi Goldberger <rabbig@sakar.com> wrote:The revised file is attached. Would you like a copy on Monday?
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Please send me e mail when you those few points on Devarim.
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www.GemsofTorah.comFrom: michael kaplan <mjkaplan18@gmail.com>Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2014 07:36:04 -0400To: Rabbi Moshe Goldberger<rabbig@sakar.com>Subject: A Great Teacher w/ revisionsplease see the attached file
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On Jun 17, 2014 4:52 PM, "Rabbi Goldberger" <rabbig@sakar.com> wrote:When can you touch up those Bitochon notes ?
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Please note : these 12 steps are not a complete program. For the full Torah based program of Teshuva we need to study the 20 step program of the Sharei Teshuva or of the Chovos Halvovos.Now may be a good time for a gem of Torah study.
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Guard Your Vision
Preface
The Medrash teaches: when a person is careful to use his eyes properly, to avoid the negative and focus on the positive, Hashem says: This person is close to Me! (Peleh Yoeitz, Reiya)
1. On Guard
“Be on guard from all forms of evil" (Dvarim 23:10). Looking at things can lead a person to thinking improper thoughts.
The Talmud, Sotah 8A, declares:
“The evil inclination attacks a person based on what he sees."
That is why the Ben Yehoyoda explains the word “Reiya” has a gematria of 216 as the word “GeVurah.” That is the doorway that we must keep closed to shut out the evil inclination.
2. One Step
The Sefer Hachinuch (Mitzvah 387) writes: “You should know and train yourself to always review this treasure: One sin leads to another; one mitzvah brings on another one.”
Thus, if you give in to look once, you may be tempted to see more. However, with Hashem’s help you can be strong and avoid that first look and thus gain merit to avoid more.
By refraining at the start, it becomes easier and you will rejoice in your portion throughout the day.
3. Rewards
“One who closes his eyes from seeing evil, he will see the King in all of his grandeur (Yeshaya 33:15).
“But one who is careless with what he looks at, may chas v’sholom end up as a blind person without being able to view the glory of Hashem (Shmiras Haloshon 2:30).”
Does it pay to ruin one's expensive video, camera eyes, by looking at forbidden sights?
4. Eye Protection
We learn from the great Yoseif Hatzadik who never gazed at that which did not belong to him. He was rewarded to always be protected from the evil eye (Brochos 20a).
5. Long Life
We need to pray for Hashem's help:
“Please protect my eyes from wasting film; teach me your ways of life (Tehillim 119:37).”
The Ibn Ezra explains -- “If a person guards his eyes, he will live longer!”
6. Prayer
The stakes are high, our lives are at stake. We need to pray sincerely, wholeheartedly that Hashem who created us should please save us from the attacks of the evil inclination (Sere Chasidim 28). Hashem, please help me!
7. Prepare Ahead
Before going out, or early morning, one should pray: Master of the universe, I need to go here or there. Please help me avoid temptations... Keser Rosh 73).
8. Practical Advice
A) The Talmud, Avoda Zora 20a, teaches a practical tips that helps to deal with and overcome inappropriate thoughts. One should go to a place where you can spit. This serves to remind a person that the origin of the physical body is from a drop of liquid (Chida, Devash Lefi 39).
B) The holy Shlo”h writes that he saw in a manuscript of Rav Moshe Cordovero, who was taught by an elderly sage (Eliyahu Hanovi) that to switch one’s focus and to clear one's mind, one should say this verse many times: “Aish ttomid tukad al hamizbeach lo sichbeh.” (Vayikra 6:6)
C. The Chofetz Chaim, Shmiras Haloshon (2:3), says one should also look at his Tzitzis in order to help subdue one's inclinations.
9. Keep Away
“According to the challenges, the rewards increase.” (Avos 5:22) But, “a person should always avoid bringing himself to challenges.” (Sanhedrin 107a).
10. Hashem’s Help
--”One who comes to purify will be assisted” (Yoma 38b)
--”On the path one is determined to go, Hashem will lead him.” Makos 10b)
