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7 essays
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
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
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
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
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
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
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