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  1. Achrei Mosתשפ״ה

    Achrei Mos – פרק פ׳׳ח

    This essay explores the themes of suffering and yearning for divine connection as expressed in Tehillim 88, particularly in the context of exile and the significance of Yom Kippur.

    Tehillim

  2. Tazriaתשפ״ה

    Bitter Exchange

    This essay explores the themes of Tehillim 64, focusing on the metaphor of enemies' words as weapons and the consequences of Lashon Harah. It connects the text to the stories of Daniel and Haman, emphasizing the importance of using speech for good.

    Tehillim

  3. Vayikraתשפ״ה

    Good Feelings

    Kapital 143 expresses desperation and yearning for Hashem, reflecting on the power of the word 'Nafshi' and its connection to the Korban Mincha, emphasizing the importance of heartfelt prayer and mitzvos.

    Tehillim

  4. Vayakelתשפ״ה

    Inner Sanctum

    This essay explores the themes of King David's pleas in Tehillim, focusing on his desire to remove distractions and fully devote himself to Torah and Avodas Hashem.

    Tehillim

  5. Re'ehתשפ״ה

    Re’eh: Meat Matters

    The essay explores the transition from the Midbar, where meat could only be eaten as a sacrifice, to Eretz Yisroel, where 'Basar Taiva' (meat of desire) was permitted. It explains that this shift wasn't just practical but educational, teaching how to elevate physical desires (Achila) into holiness rather than falling into base gluttony (Le'itah).

    Medrash