The way we prioritize things, people and activities is an expression of our values. This episode explores two frameworks for prioritization.

The idea that more is often less is a foundational principle in the work of the Vilna Gaon who generally strips laws and customs to their essences. Our page is a source for his approach.

Even when our scientific data is supremely accurate we shouldn't abandon our awareness pof the natural phenomena that are the cause of the data  we measure.
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We each have a little "I" and a great "I". Understanding their differences and showing up in the great "I" is the key.
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Ego and its associated insecurities are the driving force of both good and bad. In this episode we learn how the force for evil in people is an important challenge to be mastered. It is a quintessentially human dimension, crucial for achieving greatness.
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Further explaining how rabbinic law integrates with Torah Law.
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Integrity goes much further than honesty. Integrity means having a single integrated value system that informs every facet of our lives.
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How does Rabbinic legislation work and why is it so important?
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Getting very precise with the moment the Mitvah of Lulav is fulfilled, so that one can time one's  Beracha  accurately.

The Jewish approach to time, especially the present moment, incorporates past, present and future into one powerfully packed moment of eternity.
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