(12) Michelle Barnett , September 15, 2009

Rosh Hashanah

I just watched your Rosh Hashanah "almost live" video and wanted to write and tell you that I loved it. I often watch your videos and enjoy them. This one in particular is very inspiring and encouraging. Thank you. My prayer is that I go forward that I would Plan better so that I do not repeat my sins of the past. L"chayim

(11) Anonymous , September 15, 2009

Shana Tova!

I am not sure my comment went through but I said the following. Shana Tova to you, Lori! You shine. I have listened to you through this year and though we don't always see "I to I", mostly I agree and then again, I have had the privilege of commentary. Beyond thou shalt love and do unto others, I believe it's all commentary! My mantra: I love, therefore I am. One of my favorite articles for this time came on Aish, the video, the Chinese Bamboo. Beauty IS truth.

(10) Ruth Housman , September 15, 2009

RSVP

Dear Lori, with best wishes for a very Happy New Year! You invariably make me happy because you shine. We most often, agree, and when we don't, I have the privilege of writing commentary on line. Isn't it true that if you love with all your heart with all your soul and with all your might, that's IT, the rest is commentary. If I have got it wrong, correct me, AND RSVP This is a mantra I think we all should follow. I hold to this: I love, therefore, I am.

(9) Andria , September 15, 2009

May a sweet year be written for you

Shana Tova to you and your family Lori! Many thanks for all of your inspiring words throughout the year.

(8) Miriam , September 15, 2009

Lori, You are so stupendously inspiring! Thank you!

(7) Yisroel Pollack , September 15, 2009

Shana Tova

Thank you. That was very wonderful. A good, blessed year to you and to R. Yaakov and to the entire family. Yisroel Pollack

(6) Vanessa Cantz , September 15, 2009

Shana Tova! We thinking of you during this time. Have a sweet new year.

(5) Rabbi David Miller , September 14, 2009

Loving what is right

What is the old saying: "loving what is right...is different from hating what is evil and feeling good about it." G-d wants us to truly love what is right - if we DO then next year will always be a better year for the world. Not necessarily for our mortal selves - for those who love what is evil - will always hate those who love what is right. But even though we are grains of sand, irritating grains DO make beautiful pearls.

(4) Anonymous , September 14, 2009

Perfect!

I really liked this (even better than usual). Perfect. Short and to the point! Thanks a lot! K'siva V'chasima Tova to you and your family and to all the aish related people!

(3) Paul , September 13, 2009

Shana Tova

Shana Tova Lori & everyone. All the best Paul - Berkeley California

(2) Gavin-Chaim Marsden , September 13, 2009

Shana Tova Umetuka

Dear Lori-Thank you for the inspiration that you give us year round.May Hashem grant you ever expanding wisdom to enlighten us and thsoe close to you and bring you personal joy and elevation to new spiritual heights

(1) Iris Moskovitz , September 13, 2009

Shana Tova to you and your family!

It is not always easy to admit that we keep doing the same wrong actions over and over again. I believe that admitting that we need to see the wrong in our actions is all part of growing and developing into a mature adult. Hashem wants us to see how we can become a person with more understanding of how we can correct our ill actions of saying loshon hora and doing injustice towards others. We are all capable of becoming better individuals. Some of us have to learn how to respect ourselves, so we can be able to respect others, in our day to day living.