The Missing Shul

I daven that this will be the last Shavuos we will be forced to be socially distant from each other. Missing you all and pining to get back home.

Why Was Moshe Scared?

It is man’s triumph over his yetzer hara that brings true honor to Hashem.

Where’s The Gold?

Rabbi Pinchas Eliyahu Horowitz (1765-1821) writes that Ophir is Peru, where large deposits of gold are supposedly concentrated.

Can One Take In Shavuot Early?

The practice to wait until tzeit ha'kochavim has no basis in Chazal or Rishonim.

Our Holy Torah

When Am Yisrael received the Torah it is written that they were able to see the sounds, as opposed to hearing the sounds.

Ari Fuld on Shavuot: On the Indigenous People of Israel and Why There is...

Ari talks about the holidays of Shavuot and Yom Kippur, the Shofar that connects the two holidays, and the indigenous people of the Land of Israel.

Q & A: Was The Torah Given On Shavuot?

Question: Was the Torah actually given on Shavuos? From my study of this question, it seems like the answer is not clear. Leah Weigner

Experiencing Shavuos as We Spiral Through Time

Our mission is to make this Shavuos the next step in our evolutionary spiral through time. We must not only re-accept what we have already accepted, we must take it to the next level,

Daf Yomi

Sow The Seeds Of Repentance ‘This Potted Plant' (Shabbos 81b)

The Truth And Nothing But The Whole Tooth

Had we waited a day or two longer, the tooth would have died completely.

Can A Kohen Return Pidyon Haben Money?

"They also just had their first boy," Mr. Jacobs said. "B’ezras Hashem, they will be doing a pidyon in another two weeks!"

There’s Reason To Protest

“Mi laHashem eilei!” is a charge to every person in every generation to step up to the plate.

When It All Depends On You

Each individual felt less responsibility for completing the minyan, felt someone else would take his place, and simply excused himself from showing up.

We Are All Farmers Now

Or the shul rabbanim who find their source of income dwindling but must still feed their families.

The Torah And Free Knowledge

The Jewish people had universal compulsory education 18 centuries before England did.

Rabbi Aharon Yaakov Schwei: A Chassidic Rav Exemplar

The family fled on the last train out, embarking on a long trip to Central Asia. German airplanes strafed the train, and they survived only by miracles, said Rabbi Schwei in recalling the fright all his life.

Q & A: Making Up For What We Missed (Part V)

Question: The Covid-19 pandemic has put an end to almost all public gatherings; hence, much of Jewish congregational ritual has come to a halt. Is there a way to make up for everything we missed? M. Goldman

The Old Switcheroo

The Torah stipulates that if one tries to transfer holiness from one animal to another, both the original animal and the new animal become consecrated.

Is It Proper…? When bad things happen to someone else, is it appropriate to...

When bad things happen to someone else, is it appropriate to speculate why?

The Teacher

As I see it there aren’t bad students, there are just some teachers, who do not know how to reach that specific student.

In It Together

The greatness of man manifests itself in his inner contradiction, in his dialectical nature, in his being single and unrelated to anyone, as well as in his being thou-related and belonging to a community structure.

Can You Overcharge Someone?

The Gemara states that the rules of onaah apply only to movable items that have intrinsic value. This excludes real estate, which is not movable.

Why Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai?

Most of us don’t understand the Torah of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai at all, but we understand that there is something there, that there is a greater unseen depth to life.

Rabbi Leibel Groner, A True Chassid

He never sat in the Rebbe’s presence – he always stood – almost without movement, listening intently to the Rebbe’s every word and watching him for the slightest indication that he might need something.

Don’t Be Anxious

Hishtadlus is proper; worry and concern are not.

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