
When the Ordinary is Transformed into Eternity
We are coming from the most extraordinary month of the year and have entered the dullest month of the year. However, this essay argues that the best opportunities grow from the routine ordinary days.

We are coming from the most extraordinary month of the year and have entered the dullest month of the year. However, this essay argues that the best opportunities grow from the routine ordinary days.

We are coming from the most extraordinary month of the year and have entered the dullest month of the year. However, this essay argues that the best opportunities grow from the routine ordinary days.

Stay another day is a chant we hear from our children when a magical, wonderful vacation comes

You count, we each do. But the question is, for how much? Do you count for one, do you count

The workweek is mundane, Shabbat is holy. Right? Well, maybe not. Let’s take a closer look. The Torah presents the

Long nights are the hallmark of winter when most of our day is spent in the dark. Most people detest

Balance is the most important tool to develop in life. Without balance, nothing succeeds. We learn this from Nadab and

The Torah tells us that a Jewish man who contracted skin lesions called tzaraat had to be quarantined until the

G-d is watching all the time. He neither slumbers nor sleeps; never gets distracted or overwhelmed. He is always watching.

Isolation is no longer a word; it has become a way of life. For many of us, isolation can be

Stay another day is a chant we hear from our children when a magical, wonderful vacation comes

You count, we each do. But the question is, for how much? Do you count for one, do you count

The workweek is mundane, Shabbat is holy. Right? Well, maybe not. Let’s take a closer look. The Torah presents the

Long nights are the hallmark of winter when most of our day is spent in the dark. Most people detest

Balance is the most important tool to develop in life. Without balance, nothing succeeds. We learn this from Nadab and

The Torah tells us that a Jewish man who contracted skin lesions called tzaraat had to be quarantined until the

G-d is watching all the time. He neither slumbers nor sleeps; never gets distracted or overwhelmed. He is always watching.

Isolation is no longer a word; it has become a way of life. For many of us, isolation can be







