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An Introduction to Shaarei Yosher, Gates of Integrity, Session 1, with Rabbi Micha Berger

An Introduction to Shaarei Yosher, Gates of Integrity, Session 1, with Rabbi Micha Berger

by Micha Berger · July 7, 2015

Posted 5 years ago by Micha Berger

Shaarei Yosher (RMB)

Originally recorded May 5, 2013. This introduction to Shaarei Yosher presents a global view of life and its purpose from a Mussar-based perspective. Its author, Rav Shimon Shkop, was the founding dean ofYeshivat Shaar haTorah in Grodno, Lithuania. Shaarei Yosher’s introduction is about our mission in life, and how holiness, self-sufficiency, and generosity are interrelated.

Rabbi Micha Berger is the founder of the AishDas Society, which spreads Mussar practice in the Orthodox community. His mentor was Rabbi Dovid Lifshitz, who was a student of Rav Shimon Shkop, the author of Shaarei Yosher.

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