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5 essays

  1. Beshalachתשפ״ו

    Vision Test

    The essay explores why Joshua, a descendant of Joseph, was chosen to lead the battle against Amalek. Drawing on Rav Shlomo Wolbe, it argues that 'Yiras Shamayim' (fear of Heaven) is fundamentally about the 'vision' to see beyond one's own self-absorption; while Amalek embodies the blindness of self-interest inherited from Esau, Joseph's legacy of clarity and perception provides the spiritual tool to vanquish this eternal enemy.

    Medrash

  2. Terumahתשפ״ה

    High and Low

    This essay explores the themes of trust in God and the relationship between the divine and human realms as expressed in Tehillim 115, particularly in the context of Mordechai and Esther's prayers during Purim.

    Tehillim

  3. Terumahתשפ״ד

    Terumah - פרק ל׳׳א

    This essay explores the themes of trust and divine reward as expressed in Tehillim, particularly focusing on Dovid Hamelech's unwavering faith in Hashem during times of distress, and the connection to the Mishkan.

    Tehillim

  4. Shemosתשפ״ג

    Bonding Experience

    Kapital 91 emphasizes trust in Hashem for protection and comfort during difficult times, highlighting the connection between faith and divine support.

    Tehillim

  5. Pesachתשפ״ב

    Our Water

    The final days of Pesach focus on Krias Yam Suf, emphasizing the transition from servitude to freedom and the importance of recognizing divine assistance in times of trouble.

    Parsha