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2 essays

1. Emor · Rosh Hashanah · תשפ״ו

   Rosh Hashana

   The essay explores the placement of the agricultural laws of Peah and Leket within the Torah's discussion of the holidays in Parshas Emor. It explains that these 'Matnos Aniyim' embody the trait of 'Vittur' (relinquishing ownership/submission), which acts as a spiritual protection against destruction. This quality of self-nullification is central to the theme of Rosh Hashanah—accepting G-d's kingship—and serves as the merit, exemplified by Rachel Imenu, through which the Jewish people are judged favorably and promised redemption.

   Medrash

2. Shemini · תשפ״ה

   Shimini – פרק ל׳׳ח

   This essay explores the themes of pain and silence in Tehillim, particularly in the context of Dovid Hamelech's suffering and Aharon HaKohen's response to tragedy. It emphasizes the power of silence as a form of praise and trust in Hashem.

   Tehillim