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17 articles- Pain of the SoulAn exploration of how Jewish life follows the order of night before day, contrasting the lasting joy of children with the temporary pleasure and pain of gossip.
- The Solar EclipseRabbi Daniel Coren explores the spiritual and halachic significance of a solar eclipse, discussing the Lubavitcher Rebbe's view and the Bais Halevi's perspectiv
- Don’t Kill the LoveExplore why the Torah prioritizes young doves over mature ones in specific offerings to protect the monogamous bonds and emotional sensitivity of animal mates.
- Sight and Speech From the Metzora to the Seder NightRabbi Zvi Sobolofsky explores the spiritual connection between the laws of tzora'as and the Seder night, focusing on the transformative power of sight and speec
- Reciting Kiddush Before NightfallExplore the halachic reasons why Kiddush must be recited after nightfall on Pesach, the debate over reciting the Haggadah on Shabbos Hagadol, and tips for child
- Did You Come Before the GnatAn exploration of Vayikra Rabbah 14:1 on why man's laws appear both before and after animal laws, reflecting the dual nature of the soul and the body.
- 5784 A Year Like No OtherExplore the spiritual roots of lashon hara and the unique unity of the Jewish people through the lens of the Beilis trial and the teachings of the Alshich.
- Allowing in the LightThe Sefas Emes explores the spiritual meaning of tzara’as, linking the skin's covering to the blindness caused by Adam's sin and the need for spiritual light.
- Open A KollelA powerful story of the Alter of Slabodka and R' Meir Chodosh, illustrating how the sincere desire to support Torah is spiritually rewarded even without the mea
- All For the GoodExplore the power of speech in Parshas Metzora, from the laws of tzaraas to Rabbi Akiva's teaching that everything Hashem does is for the good.
- Passover OverreactionA mother reflects on the stress of Passover cleaning, realizing that spiritual preparation and character development are more important than physical crumbs.
- Pain of the SoulRabbi Berel Wein explores how the laws of tzoraat affect the body, clothing, and home, reflecting the soul's distress over negative behavior and misplaced value
- Mussar in the Jokes SectionA collection of ethical reflections presented as a series of questions Hashem will ask, focusing on character, kindness, and hospitality over material success.
- Feet UpA humorous exchange between a Navy officer and a sailor regarding shipboard etiquette and the unique nature of life on an aircraft carrier.
- What happensA humorous short joke about a young boy asking his mother what happens to old, rusty cars that no longer work.
- In a rushA humorous anecdote about a patient whose doctor notices a peculiar detail during a routine checkup, leading to a surprising conclusion about being in a rush.
- Why My Children Don’t Need More ToysA humorous and relatable look at how children find more joy in household items like Tupperware and cardboard tubes than in expensive store-bought toys.
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