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6 essays

  1. Lech Lechaתשפ״ה

    Better than Good

    This essay explores Tehillim 63, highlighting King David's longing for closeness to Hashem while in the wilderness, and the deeper meanings of divine kindness as expressed in the context of Avraham's life.

    Tehillim

  2. TitzavehPurimתשפ״ה

    Purim – פרק כ׳׳ב

    Kapital 22 expresses the timeless message of reliance on Hashem during times of galus, particularly in connection with Esther's pleas during Purim.

    Tehillim

  3. Rosh Hashanahתשפ״ה

    Royal Garb

    This essay explores the themes of Hashem's kingship and divine providence as expressed in Kapital 93 of Tehillim, particularly in relation to Rosh Hashanah.

    Tehillim

  4. Vayigashתשפ״ד

    Name Change

    The essay explores the significance of the names Yaakov and Yisroel, emphasizing their roles in Jewish identity and interaction with the world. It highlights the importance of both names in understanding the duality of Jewish existence.

    Tehillim

  5. 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

  6. Lech Lechaתשפ״ג

    Missing Persons

    This essay explores the connection between Avrohom Avinu and Dovid Hamelech through the lens of Tehillim 89, discussing themes of leadership, faith, and the importance of origins.

    Tehillim