Sichot Musar - Shaarei Chaim (Rabbi Chaim Shmuelevitz)

Rabbi Chaim Shmuelevitz (1902-1979) rosh yeshiva of the famous Mir Yeshiva for more than forty years, was one of the towering Torah figures of the past generation, and was recognized both for his prodigious mind and for his sterling character.
When World War II broke out, Reb Chaim (as he was reverently called) was able to lead almost his entire student body out of war-torn Lithuania to a safe haven in Shanghai, China. Even with the nightmare of the war haunting the Jewish world, Reb Chaim was able to inspire his students to achieve true greatness in Torah scholarship. After the war, he reestablished the yeshiva in Yerushalayim.
Reb Chaim was well-known for his ability to become totally engrossed in his Torah study for hours at a time, while at the same time showing all-encompassing concern for other people. His musar discourses, attracted huge crowds of anxious listeners and are considered classics. They offer novel interpretations into the wisdom of our sages and reveal his penetrating insights into human nature.
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