Judging who gets the credit for an action or initiative is different if a human is judging or if Hashem is.
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Absolute truth is not the ideal by which to live in our world. Truth needs to be synthesized with peace in order for it to be a Divine value. Sometimes this even requires one to engineer the facts to preserve the peace. What are the limits of diplomacy? This episode explores the idea.
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Tahara- purity - is not just the absence of Tumah (contamination). Tahara is a higher state of being, it had nuance and requires intent.
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Preparation is key to quality of experience and quality of life. But preparation is not just about preparing the object (the presentation, the speech, the meal) but about preparing the subject, preparing ourselves.
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Shabbat and Yomotov differ not only in their laws of observance, but also in the atmosphere we have to create on each of these occasions.
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Intentionality and mindfulness manifest not only in thought but also in meticulousness and deliberateness of action.
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Even actions that are inherently permissible can be deemed forbidden when they could be misunderstood as bad or forbidden actions - even when no one is looking.
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A contiuing analysis of principles governing the application of Rabbinic Law in a dynamic, ever-changing world.

The issue of changing Rabbinic Laws where the reasons for their institution seem archaic or non-applicable, are complex. This and the next Matmonim examine some of the thinking behind it.

Pesak, like business innovation, is about solving problems for people. What is important to learn is the method of reasoning to solve problems within authentic principles.
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