A journey with the Sfas Emes on Parsha Vayikra 5631 — The offering of Isaac, the offerings on the alter, coming closer to God, putting God's will in front of our will, experience God through our work, then experience God with just our will. To sponsor a class picoshul.org/donate A project of the Pico Shul Alevy Learning Center Soon on TorahNow.org

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The Sfas Emes in a discussion of the accounting of the funds collected for the Mishkan teaches a powerful lesson. When we connect things to their source above, and we we are part of communal endeavors, we draw down blessings.

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Shabbos is the key 🔑. The Sfas Emes teaches how Shabbos is a gift 🎁 how we can make the most of Shabbos even on during the week. And how on Shabbos we can return to a connection with God like before the disaster of the Golden Calf.

Parsha Tetzaveh - Through an analysis of the commandment that God gives Moses regarding lighting the menorah we learn a deep profound idea about the power of every person to bring light to the world.

The Parsha of Mishpatim details our relationship with fellow humans, and how we to live our lives without hate or jealousy. This is how we will merit a closer connection with God, merit the name Yisrael, and the final redemption. Based on Sfas Emes from Feb 11, 1888

What does one Shabbat do? What is the power of Shabbat in the world? How is not working connected with spirituality? Sfas Emes on Parsha Yisro - enjoy!

How can we imbue our lives with more sanctity and connection to God? The Sfas Emes reveals that some of these secrets are contained in the passage we read every morning, “az yashir” from the Song at the Sea.

On the 117th Yahrzteit of the Sfas Emes we learn about source of renewal, how the New Month creates avenues for renewal during the week, and why HaShem gave the Jewish people the mitzvah of Rosh Chodesh before the complete redemption from Egypt! Based on Sfas Emes 5631

Spiritual growth can also mean more temptation and the Sfas Emes explains one of the reasons we were slaves in Egypt. Parsha Va’eira

Spiritual malaise and depression share a similar source: a false perception about reality. Taking from two teachings on Sfas Emes on Parsha Shemos, 5761 and 5763 we delve into the meaning of names, the spiritual work of this time of year, and how we can always learn more about ourselves others and the universe.