When a person does an aveira, it wasn't what he really meant to do. Sure, he knew what he was doing. But, deep down, he wishes he weren't doing it.

Rosh Hashana is a time when we can gain so much. We just need to look at it differently.

The roshei teivos of אני לדודי ודודי לי for Elul aren't only the well-known ones. There are others as well.

Perhaps we can gain a great insight into how our approach should be viewed during these days.

By understanding how forgiveness works, we can understand why teshuva is so close to us.

The curses in this parsha aren't a punishment per se; they are a result.

This terrible tragedy brought back memories of a different tragedy that took place this time of year.

How do you keep the Yetzer Hara from taking you over?

A very practical eitzah

Two things we must remember daily happened "on the road". Why there? Because even on the road, things need to stay as normal as possible.

The month of Elul is a reminder of who we are.

A king had a very significant role. A role that comes with power and responsibility. To carry out his role correctly, there was one thing he constantly needed to have with him.