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9 essays
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.
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Hearing the Voice of Hashem
The essay discusses how the voice of Hashem can only be heard by those who are spiritually attuned, emphasizing the importance of following Halacha to draw closer to Hashem.
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EmorRosh Hashanahתשע״ד
Matnos Aniyim and Korbonos
This essay explores the connection between the agricultural mitzvos of Matnos Aniyim and Korbonos, emphasizing the importance of recognizing Hashem's role in our accomplishments.
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Kedoshimתשע״ד
Our Endless Capacity
This essay explores the concept of Kedoshim Tehiyu, emphasizing our potential to attain holiness through everyday mitzvos and personal growth.
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Parshas Metzorah: Torah and Lashon Harah
This essay explores the connection between Tzaras and Lashon Harah, emphasizing that Tzaras is a spiritual ailment linked to the sin of speaking ill of others. It discusses how learning Torah helps prevent Lashon Harah by instilling a sense of self-worth.
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TzavParshas Parahתשע״ד
Parshas Tzav—Parshas Zochor
This essay discusses the unique Mitzvah of destroying Amalek, emphasizing the importance of recognizing Klal Yisroel as the Am Hanivchar and the dangers of losing that identity.
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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.
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BeharRosh Hashanahתשע״ד
The Key to Bitachon
This essay explores the connection between the Mitzvos of Shemita and Yovel and their role in instilling Bitachon in Hashem, alongside the interpersonal Mitzvos that enhance our relationships with others.
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BechukosaiYom Kippurתשע״ד
The Optimism of Torah
The essay explores the significance of Lag B'Omer, celebrating R' Akiva's resilience and optimism after the loss of his students, emphasizing the importance of seeing the hidden good in every circumstance.
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