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  1. Korachתשפ״ב

    Battle of Wills

    The essay explores the rebellion of Korach and its deeper meanings, particularly the connection between Korach's descendants and the Psalms attributed to them, emphasizing the importance of aligning one's desires with the will of God.

    Parsha

  2. Maseiתשפ״ב

    Body and Soul

    This essay explores the connection between the Torah and the inheritance of Eretz Yisroel, emphasizing the importance of integrating Torah learning with action to achieve spiritual fulfillment.

    Parsha

  3. 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

  4. SheminiParshas Parahתשפ״ב

    It’s Embarrassing

    The essay discusses the significance of Parshas Parah in relation to the upcoming Korban Pesach and explores themes of Tahara and the relationship between Ra'av and Cherpah.

    Parsha

  5. Nasoתשפ״ב

    Peace Process

    The essay explores the significance of Birchas Kohanim and its connection to the Torah, emphasizing the concept of Shalom as the ultimate blessing derived from the Torah.

    Parsha

  6. Shelachתשפ״ב

    Power of One

    The essay explores the significance of Kalev's courage during the Chet HaMeraglim, emphasizing the power of individual conviction when supported by faith in Hashem.

    Parsha

  7. Balakתשפ״ב

    Silent Prayer

    The essay explores the significance of Pinchas's actions and prayers in the context of Parshas Balak, emphasizing the importance of silence and clarity in prayer.

    Parsha

  8. Behaloschaתשפ״ב

    Speak Softly

    The essay explores the theme of Tefillah in Parshas Behaloscha, focusing on the significance of quiet, sincere prayer as exemplified in Tehillim, particularly Kapital 102.

    Parsha

  9. Pinchasתשפ״ב

    Waterworld

    The essay explores the connection between the Bnos Tzelafchad's desire for Eretz Yisroel and Moshe's vision of the land, emphasizing the theme of love for the land and its significance in Jewish thought.

    Parsha