Holiness Videos

6 Kislev 5770 - Summary and conclusion of yishtabach and related halachot. Sources: OC 54:3; MB 54:13-14

3 Kislev 5770 - Putting on tallis and tefillin after yishtabach (cont.). Sources: OC 54:3; MB 54:12-13

2 Kislev 5770 - Speaking of Kaddish, the Mishna Brura discusses when we can say Kaddish in general. Also: putting on tallis and tefillin after yishtabach. Sources: OC 54:3; MB 54:10-13

1 Kislev 5770 - Between yishtabach and kaddish, it is permitted to interrupt for the sake of a mitzvah or for the needs of the community. Sources: OC 54:3; MB 54:6-9

30 Cheshvan 5770 - When are tefillin removed for Rosh Chodesh Musaf? Sources: OC 423:3-4; MB 423:5,7,10

29 Cheshvan 5770 - Talking between yishtabach and yotzer or impedes successful prayer. Sources: OC 54:3; MB 54:4-5

His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, humanitarian and founder of the Art of Living, concluded a 3-day visit to Sri Lanka on April 22, 2009. With the aim to bring solace to the refugees in the camps and drive a peaceful reconciliation to the conflict, Sri Sri met several dignitaries and civilians. Sri Sri offers solace and comfort to the people in the Manik and Vavuniya camp for Internally Displaced People (IDP), Sri Lanka. Whatever you need for a good and dignified life, I am there to support you, he said.He appealed to the President of Sri Lanka, His Excellency Mahinda Rajapakse to avoid a long stay of Tamils in the IDP camps. A day earlier, Sri Sri was the key note speaker at the All-Ceylon Buddhist Congress which honoured him and expressed happiness at his visit to the troubled island nation.