Rescuing with Healing

Self Love

Why Next Year

According to the Shulchan Aruch HaRav

Engraving Freedom

Leaning All Together

Just Cant Wait

May You Be Like Fish

I Have Become Small From All the Kindnesses

The Obligation to Innovate in Torah Learning

In loving memory of R’ Yaacov Wilyamowsky, OBM, whose boundless generosity through Hachnasas Orchim and kindness to others, reflected the noble ways of Avraham Avinu as mentioned in this parasha.

Vayeira

A Torah essay exploring the concept of the Nazir, the Kohein, and the balance between self-love and social connection.

Naso

Pesach

A Torah publication discussing the meaning of the phrase 'Next Year in Jerusalem' and the nature of redemption.

A Torah essay exploring the deeper meaning of freedom through the lens of Pesach and the concept of engraving.

A Dvar Torah for Pesach discussing the different orders of the Ma Nishtana and the significance of the final question about leaning together.

A Torah publication discussing the episode of the Golden Calf, the significance of the number forty, and the desire for Moshiach.

Ki Sisa

A Dvar Torah on Parashas Vayechi discussing the blessing of being like fish and its spiritual significance.

Vayechi

Vayeishev

A Torah publication discussing the musical cantillation and spiritual meaning of the verse 'I have become small' in Parashas Vayishlach.

Divrei Shaagasi

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Ki Sisa - 5784

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Vayeishev - 5784

Vayishlach - 5784

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