I’m Too Tired

Not only does G-d strengthen those who are tired, He also energizes those who are completely exhausted.

A Worthy Exchange

What could David do? He wanted to help out a fellow Jew but he had waited for this opportunity all year, had scrimped and saved.

Leading A Nation Of Individuals

Is counting the people an expression of love or does it arouse Hashem’s anger?

Brilliant Prohibitions

In the same way that rays of light spread out to illuminate as much as possible, an enlightened person must spread his intellectual purview…in order to not violate what is expected of him.

The City That Never Sleeps

Jerusalem is just like Mount Sinai, where Hashem spoke to the whole nation and gave us the holy Torah.

She Tried To Find Me A Husband But She Found Me A Job

About two months later, she called to inquire if I want to work for her daughter. My heart danced at her thoughtfulness. Even though the job was not my line of work I enthusiastically accepted.

Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Kook – A Brief Synopsis

Rav Kook was incensed over the relinquishing of ownership of the Western Wall. "No one," he declared, "possesses that power of attorney."

We The People

In what sense were the Jews in France and the Jews in Spain responsible for one another? What constituted them as a single nation?

Settled Citizens

According to Rabbinic tradition, the infinitive verb “la’gur” connotes living in a certain place under a temporary arrangement.

I Was On Mt. Meron

I didn’t know what to think or where to go. I wanted to turn around and see that it was just a bad dream and that the music would start playing again.

Unlocking Our Fortune

I turned to the safe and placed my hand on the lock. With one robust yank, the old safe opened wide. It hadn’t even been locked!

The Jews’ Fate – And G-d

When Jews are defeated and sent into exile, it is not only a tragedy for them. It is a tragedy for G-d.

Strange Aliens

I used to think that the English word “bizarre” is related to “zar,” but the Oxford English Dictionary maintains otherwise.

Prayer

The more successful we are and the more money and power we have, the more we forget who gave us all that success.

Corona and Surrendering

That evening, while her husband was out, in the private recesses of their bedroom, Esther sobbed, “Hashem, I am not asking You why You put us in this trying economic situation. I am asking You what You want me to do.”

Early Shabbos Issues

If one made early Shabbos and postponed beginning the meal until after nightfall, he would be obligated to recite Shema prior to eating.

Sprints And Marathons

All the high ideals in the world count for little until they are turned into habits of action that become habits of the heart.

Our Beloved Land

We must also stop on this very special day and say is that all? Is that all Hashem wants from us, to return home and that’s it?

Say Uncle

The semantic range of “dod” later expanded to include lover or companion, as the word seems to mean throughout Song of Songs.

Caregiver David

My inability to lift myself from lying on the grass with his children happened before I began phone calls for him to put feet on a stepladder and change a ceiling light bulb.

Counting The Omer And Early Shabbos

In order to nullify one’s acceptance of Shabbos we must weigh all of the affects it will have and determine whether it is beneficial for him.

How To Praise

Rabban Yochanan ben Zakkai was a great teacher because five of his students became giants in their own right. The mishnah is telling us how he did it: with focused praise.

Thank You, Jabber Achmadi

And so it was that the rabbi thanked the bestial terrorist for his sick act of atrocity, for it was precisely that act which became the extraordinary link to the doctors' saving the rabbi's life.

How Should One React To Tragedy?

How are we to understand Aharon’s silence? ... Does it mean that he couldn’t say anything, didn’t have any urge to say anything, or that he desperately wanted to cry out but controlled himself?

Reticence vs. Impetuosity

The real contrast here, though, is the difference between Aaron and his two sons. They were, it seems, opposites. Aaron was over-cautious and had to be persuaded by Moses even to begin. Nadav and Avihu were not cautious enough. So keen were they to put their own stamp on the role of priesthood that their impetuosity was their downfall.

The Growth Of Our Nation

Hashem in His infinite wisdom created the holidays for His children.

Lessons in Law of Attraction

I was in a place of bittul – of nothingness. I woke up each morning in a daze, not knowing what to do with myself. Life seemed eerily silent except for some annoying noise I heard every morning that I couldn’t place.

A V’nahafoch Hu Pesach

Did I mention that my daughter-in-law has seemingly unlimited excess energy, and is one of the best cooks and bakers I know?

Why The Religious Did Not Embrace Political Zionism

The real motivator for the British was to win over the Jews, and Zionism seemed like a promising card to play.

Don’t Wait For Rosh Hashanah

From a Jewish calendrical perspective, Rosh Hashanah, the Ten Days of Repentance, and Yom Kippur embody a fresh start perspective with change embedded in the framework of the new year.

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