Gift Set 5

Description

SEFER CHAFETZ CHAYIM ( 4 volumes)
The halachot of Esurei Lashon Hara and Esurei Rechilut complete with the Makor Hachayim and Be’er Mayim Chayim Commentaries.

SEFER SHEM OLAM together with KUNTRES NEFUTZOT YISRAEL (2 volumes)
Focuses on Shabbat observance, doing Chessed and strengthening Torah as essential to acquiring a good life and an eternal remembrance.
Nefutzot Yisrael refutes the reasons why people launch into spiritually ruinous lifestyles and concludes with advice on bringing Beracha into ones’ life.

SEFER NIDCHEI YISRAEL (2 volumes)
A guide to the mussar and practicle halachot that are applicable to everyday life, including: The importance of Tefilah, Limudei Torah, Kashrut, Shabbat and Yamim Tovim, and various topics in Ishut.

SEFER AHAVAT CHESSED ( 2 volumes )
The laws and mussar of the mitzvah of lending money to someone in need (including the commentary of the Netiv HaChessed). The laws of the mitzvah of hospitality, celebrating the wedding of a bride and groom, visiting the sick, writing one’s will, comforting the mouring, burying the dead.

SEFER SHEMIRAT HALASHON (2 volumes)
Here is a classic mussar and hashkafah text that sparked the worldwide awareness to guard one’s speech.

SEFER GEDER OLAM together with KUNTRES LIKUTEI AMARIM
Geder Olam addresses three mitzvot of the Torah: the obligation of married women to have their hair covered when appearing in public; the extreme sin of men and women dancing together at weddings and an appeal to correct the immodest styling of women’s apparel.
Likute Amarim is a collection of fifteen lectures on the building of personal development and the elevation of one’s Neshamah.

KUNTRES CHOVAT HALASHON together with KUNTRES KEVOD SHAMAYIM
Chovat HaShemirah emphasizes the pleasant midot that become internalized as a consequence of guarding one’s speech. Kevod Shamayim enumerates the pitfalls of improper speech and enormous rewards for guarding one’s speech.

KUNTRES SFAT TAMIM together with KUNTRES TZIPITAH LeYESHUAH
Sfat Tamim addresses the issue of people living “beyond their means,” and The deceit employed to maintain an unaffordable lifestyle.

Tzipitah LeYeshuah is an essay of great hope and expectation relating to the imminent and ultimate Geulah.

KUNTRES ZACHOR LEMIRYAM
A motivational text designed to encourage and inspire readers toward greater awareness of the words we use.

SEFER BEIT YISRAEL
Fundamental topics in the Service of Hashem and fulfillment of His mitzvot.

The laws of ISHUT from SEFER NIDCHEI YISRAEL (English translation)
The Torah’s guide to proper conduct between men and women.

SEFER GEDER OLAM
Geder Olam addresses three mitzvot of the Torah: the obligation of married women to have their hair covered when appearing in public; the extreme sin of men and women dancing together at weddings and an appeal to correct the immodest styling of women’s apparel.

KUNTRES AHAVAT YISRAEL
The Chafetz Chayim’s appeal for loving (Achdut) among Jews as a requisite for Mashiach’s arrival and the building of the Beit HaMikdash.

SEFER TORAH OHR & SEFER TORAT HABAYIT
Sefer Torah Ohr emphasizes the importance of learning the Order of Korbanot (Seder Kadashim) as the single-most detailed topic of the Chumash which will herald the onset of Geulah, and the service of the Beit HaMikdash. Sefer Torat HaBayit is an instruction to learn Torah even as one is at leisure in his home, and an appeal for a person to earn the best possible place for his soul in Olam Haba.

THE LETTERS OF THE CHAFETZ CHAYIM
118 letters written by the Chafetz Chayim in the years leading into World War II. Two-thirds of the essays cover all aspects of Hashkafah; the remaining 1/3 of the letters are addressed to the secular (Polish) government advocating on behalf of Jewish religious life.

MARGANITA TOVAH (English)
A short essay written by Rabbi Yehonatan Wallener, a Gaon from the generation preceding the Chafetz Chayim on the topic of focusing one’s self on Kedusha in all aspects of life. The Chafetz Chayim believed the essay was so important that he attached it to the end of his own Sefer Ahavat Chessed.