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Q&A: Should I Follow my Heart or my Ba...
Q: For the past ten years I have been working in a number of educational roles in the Ministry of Education. For years, I have
Rabbi Hillel of Paritch: Breaking Through t...
Rabbi Hillel Halevi of Paritch (Parwich) was born in the town of Khmilnyk in 5555 (1795), to his father Rabbi Meir, who was a Chernobyl
Pirkei Avot 3:7 – Walking Down the R...
Pirkei Avot 3:7…Rabbi Yaakov would say: One who walks along a road and studies, and interrupts his studying to say, “How beautiful is this tree!”, “How beautiful
Can we be Happy and Sad Simultaneously?
How can we transform the mourning and sorrow over the destruction of the Temple into joy? The prophecies of doom to prophecies of comfort? The
Q&A: Mentor with Faults
Q: I am in the position to mentor and influence others on their spiritual path to Torah observance. But I myself am far from perfect
Ascent and Drawing Down of the Lion on Tish...
The sages say that the Mashiach is born on Tisha B’Av, the ninth of Av, the Jewish national day of mourning for the destroyed Temple.
Mathematics in the Torah: Devarim: 3 Verse...
Devarim’s first two verses Let’s look at the first three verses of the Penateuch’s fifth book, or chumash, Deuteronomy (or Devarim): Verse 1: These are
The Seer of Lublin: There is a Judge
Rabbi Yaakov Yitzchak Halevi Horovitz, known as the “Seer of Lublin,” was born in Poland in 5505 (1745). He was the disciple of the holy
Pirkei Avot 2:1: The Ladder to Rectify the...
Rebbi [Judah HaNassi] would say: Which is the straight path for man to choose for himself? The one that is beautiful for the one who
Q&A: Mission Not Accomplished?
Q: How can we be sure that we are fulfilling our life’s mission and not making a big mistake? A: Even Aaron the High Priest,
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