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Have you ever met someone who just glows? Someone whose face just radiates positivity and happiness? People like this are deeply connected and in...
When we speak, we relate the inner world of ourselves to the outer world around us. It’s a human function so innate and natural to us that it’s...
In conversations surrounding the great leaders of the Torah, we tend to circle around a handful of people whose impact is clear and undisputed. Yet,...
In conversations surrounding the great leaders of the Torah, we tend to circle around a handful of people whose impact is clear and undisputed. Yet,...
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When life brings painful experiences we didn’t anticipate, we can find ourselves feeling deep resentment toward Hashem. “Why would you do this to...
We live in a world surrounded by conflict. On a global level, we see countries wage wars and inflict irreparable damage to others, and it’s...
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The pressures of conformity can chain us down. When what we want conflicts with what the masses normally want, when our path seems to be paved...
The idea that humans can yearn for a connection to Hashem is not something that sounds so foreign to us. People long to connect to something beyond...
In his song “Blessings,” rapper Big Sean has a popular line: “I’m here for a good time, not a long time.” It’s a sentiment that may...
We live in a world polluted with conflict, anger, and hatred. While these are not the only features of our reality, they have persevered throughout...
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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...
It can sometimes feel like we wear two different masks in our lives: one professional and “worldly” and the other Jewish and religious. These...
“If I am not for myself, who is for me?” (Pirkei Avot 1:14). This famous saying from Pirkei Avot speaks to the imperative we each have to live our...
Our clothing communicate something about ourselves to the world; they provide a window into the inner character of who we are, or at least who we want...
The theme of seudot (feasts) is found throughout the Purim story of Megillat Esther in various contexts. The megillah records Achashverosh’s...
There are some places people deem “holy” and other ones considered “unholy.” What, however, does it actually mean for a place to be...
In many ways, our lives bear a close resemblance to the model of a court. Sometimes we play lawyer, making passionate arguments to accuse or defend,...
Our dreams and ideals for the world, whether big or small, can sometimes weigh on us, crushing our souls with stress, fear, and anxiety. It’s this...
There’s something exciting about engaging with the realm of possibility. With new endeavors comes new opportunities, and with new opportunities come...
When we think of mitzvot (commandments), we may think of sacrifice, suppressing our will, or another burden to worry about. In Judaism, mitzvot are...
Chains and cages constrain so many people, in the literal and metaphorical sense; freedom is limited, dreams are destroyed, and life is muted. We...
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