Timing matters. You cannot observe Shabbat on Wednesday, Pesach in the winter, or Yom Kippur in the spring. In life, generally we understand that there are tasks that are time sensitive, and we attend to them as such.
In this week’s Parsha, Emor, we read of two Mitzvot/commandments that a…
We live in a fractured world where there is too much dislike, disdain, and detachment. When someone says something or does something we disagree with, how do we respond? Do we react forcefully? Do we write them off and “cancel” them? We are living in times where nations rise up against n…
Throughout life we all strive to accomplish many things, yet we are bound to make mistakes along the way. When others forgive us for our mistakes, we also need to forgive ourselves, learn from what went wrong and advance forward with positivity.
In this week’s parsha, Shmini, it is a…
When we sit down to the Seder this evening, we will be filled with holiday joy and celebration. We will retell and even relive the miraculous Exodus G-d coordinated for our ancestors beginning with the Ten Plagues and concluding with crossing of the Red Sea. We focus appropriately on G-d and…
When we sit down to the Seder this evening, we will be filled with holiday joy and celebration. We will retell and even relive the miraculous Exodus G-d coordinated for our ancestors beginning with the Ten Plagues and concluding with crossing of the Red Sea. We focus appropriately on G-d and…
