The Jewish synchronization of the lunar and solar calendars, is a unique philosophy and world view that applies to every aspect of modern life.

Deep within every darkness and impediment, lie the seeds of light and recovery.

Our approach to eating meat goes beyond our relationship with animals. It includes our relationship to the animal force in the world, including the animal forces in each of us. 

The fascinating practice of Terumat Hadeshen was not the cleaning of the Mizbeach (altar). That was done afterwards. The Terumat Hadeshen was the production of a pile of ash with a crucial life-lesson to teach us.

This foundational shiur deals with diversity of opinion, intellectual competence and the difference between data and understanding. 

We connect to the world and experience it by means of our senses. In the avodah, the tactile sense is also  part of the experience.

What is the Shechinah and how does it remain connected to us? What could we do that severs this connection and how do we restore it?

Every moment holds within it the unlimited potential of every possibility.

The hauntingly beautiful counting of the Kohein Gadol carries with it important life lessons for our times.

There are tiomes when letting go of the past is detaching from the source of our lives. We need to know when and when not to detatch.