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12 essays
Chukasתשפ״ב
Heart Hardening
The essay discusses the lessons from the Mei Meriva incident in Parshas Chukas, emphasizing the dangers of a hardened heart and the importance of recognizing divine will.
Parsha
Nasoתשע״ח
There’s Always Time
The essay discusses the significance of the Nesiim's offerings of wagons and oxen for the Mishkan, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and acting upon the Ratzon Hashem in the present moment.
Parsha
Behaloschaתשע״ז
Destination Please
The essay explores the conversation between Moshe and Yisro, emphasizing the importance of Yisro's presence for the Jewish people and the significance of treating converts with love and respect.
Parsha
Korachתשע״ז
Korach Stick Figures
The essay explores the story of Korach and the significance of the Mateh Aron sprouting almonds, emphasizing the message of individual holiness and the power of collective action in realizing Hashem's will.
Parsha
Chukasתשע״ז
Thanks But No Thanks
This essay explores the complaints of Bnei Yisroel in Parsha Chukas, their ingratitude, and the consequences of their actions, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the good done for them.
Parsha
Behaloschaתשע״ו
Don’t Be Jealous
This essay explores Aharon HaKohen's feelings of discouragement when he was not involved in the Korbanos of the Nissim and how Hashem consoled him with the Mitzvah of Hadlakas HaMenorah, emphasizing the unique role of Shevet Levi.
Parsha
Korachתשע״ו
Secret Recipe
The essay explores the dual nature of Ketores, its power to heal and its potential danger, emphasizing the importance of intent in its use.
Parsha
Korachתשע״ה
Pans of Goodness
This essay explores the lessons from the conflict between Korach and Moshe, emphasizing the destructive nature of discord and the importance of unity in Klal Yisrael.
Parsha
Pinchasתשע״ד
Internal Shalom
The essay explores the character of Pinchas and his lineage, emphasizing the conflict between good and evil. It highlights the importance of choosing a clear moral path, as exemplified by Pinchas and Aharon.
Parsha
Shelachתשע״ד
Knowing Ourselves
This essay explores the failure of the Meraglim, who, despite being respected leaders, allowed their fears of losing status to distort their perceptions of Eretz Yisroel, leading to a grave sin against Hashem.
Parsha
Balakתשע״ד
Returning to Our Place
The essay explores the character traits of Bilaam and Avraham Avinu, highlighting their contrasting middos and how these affect their responses to divine experiences.
Parsha
Behaloschaתשע״ד
The Power of Anivus
This essay explores the concept of Anivus (humility) through the story of Moshe, Aron, and Miriam, emphasizing how true humility enables one to discern and act according to the Ratzon Hashem.
Parsha