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8 essays

  1. EmorSukkosתשפ״ב

    Sukkos Skin Deep

    The essay explores the significance of the Arba Minim during Sukkos, emphasizing their connection to joy and the concept of 'Hadar' as a reflection of survival and beauty through challenges.

    Parsha

  2. Bechukosaiתשפ״א

    Our Only Hope

    The essay discusses the consequences of following or forsaking Hashem's ways, emphasizing that true hope and purification come from reliance on Him.

    Parsha

  3. MetzoraPesachתשע״ו

    The Time is Now

    This essay connects the lessons of Parshas Metzorah to the upcoming Yom Tov of Pesach, emphasizing the importance of readiness and encouragement in the process of Taharah for the Metzorah.

    Parsha

  4. SheminiParshas Parahתשע״ו

    Waters of Change

    This essay explores the connection between Parshas Shmini and Parshas Parah, emphasizing the themes of Tahara and the impact of Tzaddikim's passing on the community's spiritual growth.

    Parsha

  5. Vayikraתשע״ה

    Our Avodah

    The essay explores the significance of Korbonos and their connection to Tefillah, emphasizing that both serve as a means to draw closer to Hashem and inspire Teshuvah.

    Parsha

  6. TzavPesachתשע״ה

    What’s So Great?

    Shabbos HaGadol is a unique observance that commemorates the Jews' preparation for the Korban Pesach and their miraculous escape from Egypt. It emphasizes the importance of spiritual readiness and Teshuvah as we approach Pesach.

    Parsha

  7. TazriaChanukahתשע״ד

    Being Zoche to Punishment

    This essay explores the concept of Tzaras as a punishment that only affects those on a high spiritual level, emphasizing the need for a connection to Hashem to be impacted by divine signs.

    Parsha

  8. SheminiPesachתשע״ד

    Permanent Kedusha

    This essay discusses the importance of maintaining spiritual cleanliness and the permanence of Kedusha compared to Tumah. It emphasizes that our choices affect our spiritual status and that through Teshuva, we can return to a state of Tahara.

    Parsha