Q: You say a lot of times here that we have to use the opportunity of this world to achieve שלימות, perfection, because we only have one chance. But don’t we believe in גילגולים, reincarnation?
Category: Q & A
Rav Avigdor Miller on Saying You To Hashem (May 1999)
Q: How does one acquire אמונה חושית, tangible belief in Hashem?
Rav Avigdor Miller on Satmerers and Lubavitchers Holding Hands
Q: What’s going to happen to the Lubavitcher chassidim, and to the Satmerer chassidim, and to the Belzer chassidim, when Moshiach will come?
Rav Avigdor Miller on Worthless Music (July 1980)
Q: The Rav mentioned earlier that music is הבל, a worthless endeavor. But wasn’t there music in the בית המקדש? Was that worthless as well? Don’t we see then that music is great?
Rav Avigdor Miller on The Guidebook For Marriage
Q: What’s the best sefer for a yeshiva bochur to learn to help him prepare for marriage?
Rav Avigdor Miller on Appreciating Your Wife Before You Lose Her (June 1999)
Q: How does one increase love for his wife, when her חסרונות are still bothering him?
Rav Avigdor Miller on Leaving the Rebbi Job to Others (January 1987)
Q: Is it better to be a rebbi in a yeshiva ketana, and have to spend a lot of free time preparing to teach, or is it better to be a business man who has can more easily make time to learn for himself?
Rav Avigdor Miller on Getting Your Wife to Join the Workforce (February 1997)
Q: If a woman is capable of working, she’s a very capable woman, but she would rather stay home and take care of the children, should her husband stay in Kollel learning, and pressure her to get a job?
Rav Avigdor Miller on The Warning for the Jews in America (November 1991)
Q: The United States will soon be commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of our entrance into World War II. Can you tell us what you were thinking back then, and what lesson we can learn from the commemoration of this event?
Rav Avigdor Miller on Kosher Envy (December 1986)
Q: The Rav mentioned earlier that the qualities that a person possesses can be used for good or bad. In what way is the middah of jealousy and envy a good middah?