Sublime

Charity is the comprehensive tikkun for business activity. With every step a person takes as he goes about his business, with every word he speaks and every ounce of strength he puts into his work, he should have it in mind that his only goal is to give charity from the money he earns (29:9).

The beneficiary is entitled to tzedaka according to his or her need; the donor is only obligated to give what he or she can afford.”

In other words, by tithing over and over again, a person progressively internalizes deeper trust in Hashem.

Hashem loves righteousness and justice, the objective of both being the bringing of balance to this world.

Hadar was originally founded on the radical notion that a service that is egalitarian could run as fast as a nonegalitarian service.

With every step that a person takes and every word he utters in his efforts to make a living he should have in mind that his purpose in making a profit is to be able to give money to charity. Charity is the tikkun for business activity

Each one of us too can work for Hashem. If our source of income (profession, business, job, farm or whatever) is our own, maybe it will succeed and maybe not, but it's liable to be sorely limited by natural circumstances. But, if we turn our endeavor over to Hashem, it must succeed!

In October 1947, Ben-Gurion, who was at the time head of the Jewish Agency, planned the formation of a committee to begin scientific military research (23). Yohanan Ratner was appointed director, E.D. Bergmann, G. Racah, and H. Heimann were members, and Aharon Katchalsky was secretary. The committee was responsible for controlling the budget and pl