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8 essays

  1. Tisha B'Avתשפ״ד

    Above and Below

    This essay explores the themes of trust in God and the connection between the physical and spiritual realms, particularly in the context of King David's experiences and the destruction of the Temple.

    Tehillim

  2. Beharתשפ״ד

    Get Closer

    This essay discusses the significance of Kapital 148 in Tehillim, emphasizing its importance in daily prayers and its connection to the relationship between Bnei Yisroel and HKBH.

    Tehillim

  3. VayeshevChanukahתשפ״ד

    Light Emitting

    This essay explores the themes of hope and light in the context of Chanukah, emphasizing the connection between the Menorah and the light of Torah, especially during times of Galus.

    Tehillim

  4. Ve'eschananShabbos Nachamuתשפ״ד

    Shabbos Nachamu –פרק קכ׳׳ו

    Kapital 126 reflects on the theme of Geulah, emphasizing the joy and hope associated with redemption. It connects the emotions of Geulah to the imagery of rain and streams in the Negev, symbolizing divine love and support.

    Tehillim

  5. VayakelParshas Shekalimתשפ״ד

    Shekalim – פרק ע׳׳ח

    This essay explores the themes of Tehillim 75, focusing on the connection between the Mitzvah of Machatzis Hashekel and the Chet HaEgel, emphasizing our enduring bond with Torah even in times of downfall.

    Tehillim

  6. Shelachתשפ״ד

    Until When

    This essay explores the themes of suffering and divine mercy in Tehillim 6, connecting it to the Chet HaMeraglim and the importance of recognizing one's nobility as part of Klal Yisroel.

    Tehillim

  7. DevarimThe Three Weeksתשפ״ג

    Shabbos Chazon – פרק קל׳׳ז

    Kapital 137 reflects on the mourning of the Leviim during the Churban, emphasizing the importance of remembering Yerushalayim and the hope for redemption.

    Tehillim

  8. Vayakelתשפ״ג

    Stay Close

    This essay explores the themes of judgment and connection to God as expressed in Tehillim 50, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a relationship with Hashem through Korbanos.

    Tehillim