What really happened behind closed doors between King David and Avishag Hashunamit?  From which we learn the power of self-mastery and its capacity to generate Kedusha.
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The exclusion of others from a private space creates greater intimacy among those who are included. This very intimacy, when experienced between men and women who may not be married to one another, is at the core of the prohibition of Yichud.
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Only those who themselves are accountable, have the moral authority to hold others accountable.

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To truly understand nuance, the knowledge of language is essential.

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In addition to conventional risk mitigation strategies, Jews factor in the righteousness of their cause, the power of their prayer and the direction of Hashem where it is accessible.
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The laws of the Torah are much more than behavioral or societal laws. They are cosmic laws to which nature aligns. Their behavioral impact on us as Law is a consequence of these cosmic laws.
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Individuals are accountable for their choices and actions. However, leaders are accountable for cultures that spawn bad actions.
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We influence one another not only by our actions but also by our moods, thoughts and inner stature.
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In criminal matters the Torah doesn’t allow people to snitch on their relatives, doing so undermines the primacy of family
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Just as we can be contaminated by the negative energy of those we associate with, so can we be inspired and uplifted by their positive energy.
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