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  1. Lech Lechaתשפ״ה

    Better than Good

    This essay explores Tehillim 63, highlighting King David's longing for closeness to Hashem while in the wilderness, and the deeper meanings of divine kindness as expressed in the context of Avraham's life.

    Tehillim

  2. Toldosתשפ״ה

    Blind Trust

    This essay explores the themes of trust in Hashem and the significance of Dovid Hamelech's Mizmor in relation to the challenges faced by individuals, particularly in the context of the story of Yitzchok and Yaakov.

    Tehillim

  3. Vayeshevתשפ״ה

    City of Love

    This essay explores the connection between the love of Hashem for Yerushalayim and the love of Yaakov for Yosef, illustrating how perceived difficulties can lead to greater glory.

    Tehillim

  4. Beshalachתשפ״ה

    In Our Throats

    The essay explores the significance of the song sung by Bnei Yisroel during their exodus from Egypt and its connection to the future redemption. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing divine intervention in our victories.

    Tehillim

  5. Noachתשפ״ה

    Make Good Choices

    This essay explores the themes of choice and divine kindness as illustrated in Tehillim 36, contrasting the paths of the righteous and the wicked, with a focus on the story of Noach.

    Tehillim

  6. Nasoתשפ״ה

    Middlemen

    This essay explores the mystical and practical implications of Tehillim 67, connecting it to the future redemption and the role of the Kohanim as intermediaries in blessing the Jewish people.

    Tehillim

  7. Sukkosתשפ״ה

    Night Vision

    This essay explores the significance of Kapital 134 in Tehillim, particularly in relation to the Simchas Bais HaShoeva during Sukkos, emphasizing the theme of praising Hashem at night.

    Tehillim

  8. TitzavehPurimתשפ״ה

    Purim – פרק כ׳׳ב

    Kapital 22 expresses the timeless message of reliance on Hashem during times of galus, particularly in connection with Esther's pleas during Purim.

    Tehillim

  9. Rosh Hashanahתשפ״ה

    Royal Garb

    This essay explores the themes of Hashem's kingship and divine providence as expressed in Kapital 93 of Tehillim, particularly in relation to Rosh Hashanah.

    Tehillim

  10. Shoftimתשפ״ד

    Completely Shielded

    This essay explores the themes of longing and faith in Tehillim 84, attributed to the Bnei Korach, emphasizing the importance of Temimus in one's relationship with Hashem.

    Tehillim

  11. Re'ehתשפ״ד

    Lifeblood

    This essay explores the themes of reliance on Hashem and the connection between the spiritual and physical aspects of life, as expressed in Tehillim and the Torah.

    Tehillim

  12. Vayetzeiתשפ״ד

    Moonlighting

    This essay explores the significance of Tehillim 121, connecting its verses to the life of Yaakov Avinu and the themes of faith and divine protection during difficult times.

    Tehillim

  13. Beshalachתשפ״ד

    Mountain Range

    Kapital 125 reflects on the themes of trust in Hashem and the permanence of Geulah, emphasizing that true protection comes from overcoming challenges, akin to the steadfastness of mountains.

    Tehillim

  14. Vayigashתשפ״ד

    Name Change

    The essay explores the significance of the names Yaakov and Yisroel, emphasizing their roles in Jewish identity and interaction with the world. It highlights the importance of both names in understanding the duality of Jewish existence.

    Tehillim

  15. Vayishlachתשפ״ד

    Rest Time

    This essay discusses the importance of Tefillah during times of war, emphasizing the lessons from Tehillim Kapital 20, particularly the connection to Yaakov Avinu's prayers.

    Tehillim

  16. Ve'eschananShabbos Nachamuתשפ״ד

    Shabbos Nachamu –פרק קכ׳׳ו

    Kapital 126 reflects on the theme of Geulah, emphasizing the joy and hope associated with redemption. It connects the emotions of Geulah to the imagery of rain and streams in the Negev, symbolizing divine love and support.

    Tehillim

  17. Maseiתשפ״ד

    Show of Strength

    This essay explores the themes of Tehillim Kapital 111, emphasizing the importance of recognizing God's wonders and the connection between His might and the observance of mitzvot.

    Tehillim

  18. Vaeraתשפ״ד

    Tactical Lesson

    This essay discusses the lessons from Tehillim chapter 78, emphasizing the importance of remembering God's miracles and the consequences of forgetting them, particularly in relation to the events of the Exodus.

    Tehillim

  19. Pesachתשפ״ד

    The Brightest Darkness

    The essay explores the significance of Hallel during Pesach, particularly on Leil HaSeder, emphasizing its connection to the Geulah and the transition from servitude to freedom.

    Tehillim

  20. Noachתשפ״ד

    Time to Laugh

    The essay discusses the connection between Tehillim and the events of Dovid Hamelech's kingship, emphasizing the timelessness of these words and their relevance to our times.

    Tehillim

  21. Shelachתשפ״ג

    Coordinated Cries

    This essay explores the connection between the cries of King David in Tehillim and the complaints of Klal Yisroel in Parshas Shelach, emphasizing themes of reliance on Hashem and the consequences of rejecting divine guidance.

    Tehillim

  22. Ki Sisaתשפ״ג

    Ki Sisa - Ups and Downs

    This essay explores the themes of justice and the consequences of the Chet HaEgel, emphasizing the shift from a divine status to a human one for Klal Yisroel.

    Tehillim

  23. Beshalachתשפ״ג

    Long Game

    Kapital 106 reflects on the history of the Jewish nation and the kindness of Hashem, emphasizing the importance of faith and recognition of divine providence.

    Tehillim

  24. Lech Lechaתשפ״ג

    Missing Persons

    This essay explores the connection between Avrohom Avinu and Dovid Hamelech through the lens of Tehillim 89, discussing themes of leadership, faith, and the importance of origins.

    Tehillim

  25. Vayetzeiתשפ״ג

    Peaceful Existence

    This essay explores the connection between Tehillim and the Parsha Vayetzi, focusing on Yaakov Avinu's character as a personification of Shalom amidst challenges.

    Tehillim

  26. Vayechiתשפ״ג

    Sick Leave

    The essay explores the themes of illness and divine presence, emphasizing that sickness can be an opportunity for introspection and repentance, as illustrated through the words of King David and the actions of Jacob.

    Tehillim

  27. Terumahתשפ״ג

    Small Spaces

    The essay explores the themes of yearning for divine presence and guidance during exile, as expressed in Tehillim 80, while connecting it to the concept of the Keruvim and the Mishkan.

    Tehillim