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3 essays

  1. Bamidbarתשפ״ו

    Camping Out: The Spiritual Magnitude of the Degalim

    The essay explores the spiritual significance of the Degalim (banners/flags) under which the tribes of Israel encamped in the desert. It argues that these arrangements were not merely organizational but signified Israel's status as the 'Tzivot Hashem' (G-d's army) on earth, a designation that allows humans to potentially exceed the spiritual level of angels through adherence to G-d's commandments.

    Medrash

  2. Nasoתשפ״ו

    Sunday Everyday

    The essay explores why the inauguration of the Mishkan occurring on a Sunday (Yom Rishon) is significant. By connecting the 'ten crowns' of that day to the creation of light on the first day of the world, it posits that fleeting spiritual moments—like the hidden light of creation or the presence of the Shechinah—leave a permanent impression that allows humanity to reconnect with holiness even when it is not overtly present.

    Medrash

  3. 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