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9 essays

  1. BamidbarShavuosתשע״ח

    Build The Wall

    The essay explores the unique counting of the Leviim in Parshas Bamidbar, linking it to the spiritual protection needed during exile and the significance of Yocheved's birth.

    Parsha

  2. Maseiתשע״ח

    Dry Spell

    The essay explores the significance of the travels of Bnei Yisroel in the Midbar, particularly focusing on the location of Refidim and the lessons learned from their lack of water.

    Parsha

  3. Pinchasתשע״ח

    Getting Closer

    This essay explores the case of the Bnos Tzelafchad and the hidden Halacha that prevented Moshe from ruling on their claim. It emphasizes the importance of striving for greater closeness to holiness.

    Parsha

  4. Shelachתשע״ח

    Grape Fruit

    This essay explores the lessons from the Meraglim's journey and their connection to the season of Bikurei Anavim, emphasizing the need for Shemirah and the importance of hard work in achieving one's purpose.

    Parsha

  5. Korachתשע״ח

    Korach Authority Issues

    The essay discusses the authority challenges posed by Korach and the importance of the Mesorah in Jewish tradition. It emphasizes that personal connections to Hashem should be guided by established leaders.

    Parsha

  6. Behaloschaתשע״ח

    Long Term Solution

    This essay explores the leadership dynamics in Behaloscha, focusing on the roles of Moshe, Eldad, and Meidad, and the nature of true spiritual growth.

    Parsha

  7. Chukasתשע״ח

    Seeing Stars

    The essay explores the story of Mei Meriva and its implications for Moshe Rabbeinu's actions, emphasizing the connection between divine will and human actions.

    Parsha

  8. Balakתשע״ח

    Sunny Disposition

    The essay discusses the events in Parsha Balak, focusing on the punishment of those who sinned with Baal Peor and the significance of the sun's role in identifying them. It emphasizes the importance of intention in our actions.

    Parsha

  9. 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