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Shlomo Werner

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Wednesday, 07 January 2026
Shlomo Werner
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Many years ago( not really,as the beginning of web publishing is not that far back),when you first launched a site,you started with "Hello World"

Many eons ago!

This community site started actually in that era.We certainly had the ambitions to serve as a unifying central hub for Montreal Jewry, but in actuality our our site consisted mostly of links, and our time to dedicate and skill set was not quite there.

The past few years we were forced by necessity towards inactivity; finally we said"enough"!It is time to do the upgrading needed and learn the new publishing environment  and make this community site live and truly useful

But in today's world of super powerful technology,instant knowledge (if not faked) what in the world, can we possibly hope to accomplish?

There is a rule we find mentioned by our Rabbis, "Kinus of Tzadikim is good for the world" 'yidden working together is good for them and for the world.

We named this 613montreal, for the 613 mitzvos.Ever Kinus for a lasting good has the capacity to connect with others , a web of higher interests.We are hoping and praying we can bring this about and in a small way (with superior  technologies and opefully help from others too) be elevated while elevating others. 

We usually call our posts as "Views' as we try to live with the Parsha  rather than attempt to write Torah (which is a great responsibility

We thought we could start to write this past Moetze Shabbas, but we were held back by necessity.But the many tecnical issues ave still held us back.

Though it is still the middle of the week, maybe we can  touch a few thoughts.

We are in a parsha of geula, redemption. In a world of darkness, the Ribono shel Olam reveals Himself, compassionate and wanting us to to grow in our beliefs our observance and the ideals of our forefathers. ready to accept his holy torah  and live  with it, especially in the Holy Land.

For now we can consider this our statement of mission.

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  • Reply To: A reflection of an absurd thought .

    No we should continue to teach right and wrong. And the rest is not in our hands. Sometimes things falling apart is something better coming together

  • Reply To: Was Rabbi AJ Twerski Right , the core of addiction is low self esteem?

    Always ask questions again your demonizing and carpamentalizing what being human is.
    Your point is strong. Doing good equal good feeling for a long time.
    That’s a powerful message
    But the overall underhanded argument is that enjoying life and not taking life so serious all the time is “wrong” I feel like people do that when they sacrificed too much of themselves for a belief system and just like they are never allowed to let loose no one can either
    This is cognitive dissonance talking, control from fear talking.
    And what it’s reflecting is a belief system that doesn’t have true balance from the foundation
    If we went back to being real people and being human instead of fitting into some strict ideal shoved down our throats by a system that lacks human forgiveness, we would never be trying to justify ourselves

  • Reply To: Son in law support

    Always ask questions,
    Is it really Torah?
    What is Torah
    A book of laws about reality and how to navigate reality. Let’s look in there and see what it says.
    Let’s look at the forefathers and see what they did.
    I think saying this is a “reflection of Torah” might not be complelty true.
    It might be a reflection of an intrpretation passes through the generations but I don’t think it’s a true reflection of the wisdom written in those pages.
    I’m not saying I don’t see the value in the lifestyle I think it’s a great way to start married life but trust me after you have a couple of kids, this inversion of reality becomes a burden for both parties especially the woman
    I mean look at the resentment from feminsim because they have all the work on their shoulders. Might as well stay single

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