Simchas Torah is celebrated at the conclusion of the holiday of Sukkos.

It would be more befitting for the yearly cycle of Torah study to begin and end at the Holiday of Shvous which is the anniversary of the giving of the Torah.

Why do we celebrate Simchas Torah at the conclusion of the holiday of Sukkos?

Difference between the first set of tablets verse the second.

A gift vs toil

The difference between Repentance during the year and the ten days of repentance.

How is it that a person can rectify and change his past wrongdoings?

Spiritual meaning of praying alone and communal prayer.

Since the ultimate purpose of the world began on the 6th day of creation, Rosh Hashanah, the new year for all of creation is celebrated on the day when Adam was born. This is Rosh Hashanah, On Rosh Hashanah The purpose of the entire creation is fully expressed.

But yet what is the purpose creation?

What is the purpose of sounding the shofar?

In this episode we explore the meaning of blessing and curse.

the inspiration to return to G-d with blessing and curse.

what is the meaning?

If G-d is the essence of Good, how can there be curses?

Bikkurim - The first fruit ceremony and laws.

What is the spiritual meaning of bringing your first fruit?

If you go out to war upon upon your enemies.

There are 2 ways that one can overcome is evil inclination, addiction and past.

Through prayer and the Torah learning.

The prohibition against fortune-telling and sorcery.

Follow in his ways with simplicity.

Why do we keep Kosher?

Why were the Jews warned not to eat blood?

Why does the verse say, Chazak, Be Strong?

What is the meaning of the broken tablets?

What is the meaning of death?

What is the meaning of a Yartzait?

Our sages teach that the passing of the righteous is similar to the breaking of the tablets.

The positive message within the broken tables and how it correlates to the passing of the Righteous.

What is the purpose of the creation of the world.

What is the purpose of the recitation of the Shema.

Three components to the Mitzvah of Shema.

Connection between the beginning of the Talmud and conclusion of Talmud!