Parshat Toldot
byThe subconscious realization that the nation of Israel is ascending to become mankind’s dominant moral light compels Western civilization to try limiting the size and strength of the Jewish state.
Culture
Parshat Ḥayei Sarah
byWhile the ‘love’ that exists before marriage can be easy, enjoyable and free from responsibility, the true test for a couple is to forge and strengthen a deep spiritual bond of love after the wedding.
Memory
byI remember your shadow cupped gently in mine and the words we whispered together as the first lights flickered into being Before the waters…
Parshat Vayeira
byA deep understanding of events helps us appreciate how Avraham’s transgression provided the opportunity for him to ascend incredible heights through an unbelievable act of tshuva m’ahava.
Roots
byMy father planted an ancient tree In foreign soil which starved its roots The tree developed, gnarled and twisted Displaying its resilience with every…
Parshat Lekh Lekha
byIt is precisely Avraham’s valiant behavior in battle that proves the authenticity of his compassion to all of HaShem’s creatures, presenting a model of true kindness for the Hebrew nation to uphold.
Parshat Noaḥ
byThe study of emuna infuses us with the vision to see history’s ultimate goal, as well as the confidence that we will succeed in bringing this goal to fruition.
Parshat B’reishit
byHaShem’s Divine Oneness and the harmonious unity of existence within Him is the deterministic blueprint of all human history that will be revealed to mankind through the story of Israel.
Parshat V’Zot HaBrakha
byThe Torah is not merely some disjointed ritual precepts but rather the Divine Ideal from before existence placed into this reality for the sake of elevating our world beyond its current limitations.
Vows
byWhen your mind is barren and your heart is burst and all the promises you made to the glow of embers in your hearth…
Sukkot
byThe festival of Sukkot takes on an entirely different dimension when celebrated on our native soil.
Z’khor Y’mot Olam: Eleh Ezkera
byThe essence of the story is the total devotion each martyr had to spreading and protecting the Torah and for being lions in the struggle to free their country from Roman rule.