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21 essays
Kedoshimתשפ״ב
We Are Dew
Parshas Kedoshim emphasizes the importance of interpersonal relationships and unity among the Jewish people, drawing parallels between unity and the beauty of dew.
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Shavuosתשפ״א
Kind Connections
The essay discusses the significance of the Piyut Akdomos on Shavuos, emphasizing the connection between Limud HaTorah and the acceptance of our Teffilos by Hashem.
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Noachתשפ״א
Moving Mountains
Parshas Noach introduces the story of the Avos HaKedoshim and emphasizes the importance of Chesed when the Zechus Avos seems diminished.
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Vayeraתשע״ט
A Little More
The essay explores Avraham's hospitality towards the Malachim and the deeper significance of his words 'Yukach Nah Me’At Mayim', emphasizing the importance of taking small steps towards spiritual growth.
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Vayetzeiתשע״ח
Burden Sharing
This essay explores the deeper meanings behind the events in Parsha Vayetzei, focusing on Yaakov's journey and the lessons of unity and kindness that emerge from his experiences.
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Vayetzeiתשע״ח
Burden Sharing
This essay explores the significance of Yaakov's experiences in Parsha Vayetzei, emphasizing the importance of unity and kindness in maintaining a connection to Torah.
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Chayei Sarahתשע״ח
Joint Venture
This essay explores Eliezer's quest to find a wife for Yitzchok, focusing on the significance of the gifts he presented to Rivka, which symbolize humility and the importance of interpersonal relationships in achieving spiritual goals.
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Vayeshev: Illusions
This essay explores the significance of the interaction between Yosef and the Malach Gavriel, emphasizing the dual nature of Gavriel as both a messenger of Din and a source of Chesed, especially in the context of Galus.
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Vayeraתשע״ז
Going Down
This essay explores the significance of Hashem informing Avraham about the destruction of Sedom, emphasizing the importance of understanding others before passing judgment.
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Noachתשע״ו
A Heavenly Scent
This essay explores the significance of Noach's sacrifices after the Mabul and how they influenced Hashem's decision not to curse the earth again. It emphasizes the importance of overcoming one's desires in serving Hashem.
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Ki Seitzeiתשע״ו
Everything To Gain
The essay explores the connection between two Mitzvos in Parshas Ki Seitzei, emphasizing the importance of treating vulnerable individuals with dignity while adhering to the principles of Torah law.
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Vayechiתשע״ו
The Sound of Chesed
This essay explores the blessings given by Yaakov to his sons, focusing on Yissachar's role as Lomdei Torah and the significance of Chesed in his origins.
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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.
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Behaloschaתשע״ה
Affective Actions
This essay explores the story of the men who were Tammei and their request to Moshe regarding the Korban Pesach, highlighting the importance of selfless actions and their spiritual impact.
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Enough is Enough
This essay discusses the importance of Nedivus Lev in the donations for the Mishkan, emphasizing that only items given with pure intentions can contribute to something everlasting.
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Chayei SarahParshas Shekalimתשע״ה
It’s All in Your Heart
This essay explores the themes of kindness and mindset through the stories of Avraham's burial of Sarah and his negotiation with Ephron. It emphasizes how intention can transform actions into acts of Chesed.
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Milk of Chesed
This essay explores the connection between Parshas Bamidbar and Shavuos, emphasizing the unique way Bnei Yisrael was counted and the spiritual significance of receiving the Torah.
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Shemosתשע״ה
Setting Up The Geulah
This essay explores the early life of Moshe Rabeinu in the context of the Geulah from Mitzrayim, emphasizing how his upbringing in Pharaoh's palace was essential for his leadership qualities.
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Noachתשע״ה
What Was Needed
This essay explores the significance of Noach's actions during the Mabul, emphasizing the necessity of Chesed to restore balance in the world. It discusses how Noach's selfless efforts were crucial for both the animals and himself.
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Ki Savoתשע״ד
Hapiness For Ourselves and Others
The essay explores the significance of Ma'aser Ani and its connection to joy and divine favor, emphasizing how giving with happiness can transform negative emotions into positive ones.
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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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