Korach: Depersonalize
The ability to depersonalize is key to social interaction. It is normal for people to disagree, after all, G-d gave […]
Shelach: To Smile or To Cry?
The Torah relates a fascinating human-interest story about people who couldn’t help themselves and had to satisfy their curiosity. As
B’ha’alotcha: On the Derech
Derech is Hebrew for path or way. In the Jewish world, there is a phrase that you are likely familiar
Shavuot: Stay Another Day
Stay another day is a chant we hear from our children when a magical, wonderful vacation comes
Bamidbar: You Count
You count, we each do. But the question is, for how much? Do you count for one, do you count
B’har B’chukotai: The Workweek
The workweek is mundane, Shabbat is holy. Right? Well, maybe not. Let’s take a closer look. The Torah presents the
Emor: Long Nights
Long nights are the hallmark of winter when most of our day is spent in the dark. Most people detest
Acharei Kedoshim: Balance
Balance is the most important tool to develop in life. Without balance, nothing succeeds. We learn this from Nadab and