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9 essays
Tzavתשע״ח
All Fired Up
This essay explores the significance of the eternal fire on the Mizbeach and its connection to the concept of spiritual strengthening through Korbanos.
Parsha
Kedoshimתשע״ח
Heart of Hearts
This essay explores the mitzvos of love and hate in Parshas Kedoshim, emphasizing their connection to the heart and their significance for the Jewish people's relationship with Eretz Yisroel.
Parsha
Vayikraתשע״ח
It’s Electric
The essay explores the significance of humility (Anivus) as exemplified by Moshe Rabbeinu, particularly in the context of the Korbanos and their spiritual implications.
Parsha
Metzoraתשע״ח
Metzorah: Natural Disaster
The essay explores the concept of Tzaras, particularly Tzaras Habayis, and its implications for understanding our identity as members of the Am Hanivchar. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing divine providence over natural occurrences.
Parsha
Sheminiתשע״ח
One State Solution
The essay explores the lessons from the deaths of Nadav and Avihu, emphasizing the importance of unity and proper intention in serving Hashem.
Parsha
Beharתשע״ח
Our Best Interest
The essay explores the Halachos of Ribis, emphasizing their connection to Yetzias Mitzrayim and the importance of Bitachon in overcoming natural instincts related to financial dealings.
Parsha
Emorתשע״ח
These Days
The essay explores the connection between Shabbos and the Yomim Tovim, emphasizing that observing the Moadim is akin to keeping Shabbos, highlighting their spiritual significance.
Parsha
EmorYom Kippurתשע״ח
Yom Kippur Full Stop
The essay explores the connection between Yom Kippur and Shabbos, emphasizing the unique spiritual significance of Yom Kippur as a day of complete abstention from physical indulgences, allowing for personal renewal and realignment with spiritual priorities.
Parsha
You Know It
The essay explores the deeper meaning of the mitzvah of Sukkah, emphasizing the importance of understanding and connecting emotionally with the mitzvah as a means to strengthen faith and reliance on Hashem.
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