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8 essays

  1. Tisha B'Avתשפ״ב

    Center Stage

    This essay explores Tehillim Kapital 79, reflecting on the destruction of the Mikdash and its significance in connecting the spiritual and physical worlds. It discusses various interpretations of the text and the importance of the Mikdash as a center for elevating our lives.

    Tehillim

  2. MetzoraShabbos Hagadolתשפ״ב

    Good Old Days

    The essay explores the significance of Shabbos Hagadol and its Haftorah from Malachai, emphasizing the promise of returning to a time of spiritual closeness and acceptance of Korbanos.

    Haftorah

  3. TazriaParshas HaChodeshתשפ״ב

    Hachodesh

    This essay discusses the significance of Parshas Hachodesh and its connection to the upcoming month of Nissan, emphasizing the themes of preparation for Pesach and self-worth in serving Hashem.

    Parsha

  4. SheminiParshas Parahתשפ״ב

    It’s Embarrassing

    The essay discusses the significance of Parshas Parah in relation to the upcoming Korban Pesach and explores themes of Tahara and the relationship between Ra'av and Cherpah.

    Parsha

  5. Titzavehתשפ״ב

    Lion’s Share

    This Haftorah discusses Yechezkel's vision of the Mizbeach in the future Temple, emphasizing the significance of its construction and the symbolism of the term 'Ariel' as a representation of divine fire.

    Haftorah

  6. Pesachתשפ״ב

    Our Water

    The final days of Pesach focus on Krias Yam Suf, emphasizing the transition from servitude to freedom and the importance of recognizing divine assistance in times of trouble.

    Parsha

  7. Ki Seitzeiתשפ״ב

    Seating Plan

    This essay discusses the Mitzvos in Parshas Ki Seitzei, particularly focusing on the significance of Amalek and the connection to Tehillim, emphasizing the importance of enhancing the Kisei HaKavod.

    Parsha

  8. Boתשפ״ב

    Stand Up Straight

    This Haftorah discusses the punishment of Mitzrayim for their oppression of Bnei Yisroel, using metaphors related to a snake to illustrate the consequences of their actions.

    Haftorah