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We can choose the type of world we want to live in. Our beliefs, perspectives, and outlook have the power to construct the framework of our lives, in...
When we retell the Pesach story every year — how Bnei Yisrael, enslaved to foreign Egyptian masters, was liberated by Hashem — are we merely...
When we think about “sin,” we all have our own conceptions of what that means from our experiences and perspectives. Sin — or aveirot in Hebrew...
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What is tefillah? It’s a question that addresses something so basic, so foundational to our daily living as a Jew and human that we almost never...
In each moment, we are the deciders of our fate, wielding the power of choice. Yet, often when reflecting on the past, we see our lives as if they...
Change is a natural principle of life, but transformation is more than mere change; it’s a deeper, holistic metamorphosis that begins internally and...
When we connect with our true selves and unapologetically express that side to the world, our hearts are filled with the light of Hashem, the light of...
As Yaakov is preparing for the ultimate confrontation with Esav, who’s pursuing him with a death wish, Parshat Vayishlach picks up with the...
In times of despair and distress, whether physically, mentally, or spiritually, we need a recharge. Those restorative moments are catalysts not just...
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Throughout life, people are always trying to find their place, whether that be in their family, their community, or the world. There’s an intuitive...
Every single human is ingrained with a spark of Hashem. Those we work with, pass on the street, see in the news, and interact with on a daily basis...
Love is sought after by everyone in the world, albeit in different forms, as we see marketed in movies and stories across the world. This make sense,...
One of the classic questions in Parshat Noach is the Torah’s profile on Noach at the onset of the parsha. “This is the line of Noach,” it...
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On the holiest day of the year, Yom Kippur, we come to Hashem in our most vulnerable state. We have no distractions like food or drink, soothing...
Rabbi David Aaron once shared a thought that was so radical, so profound, that it initially came as an alien concept; in truth, its depth describes...
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