The Daily Study

Today’s daily study discusses how when we are in touch with our divine selves that is when our true individuality comes out. Following our animalistic self only makes us uniform to the rest of humanity. Tune in for more!

Today’s daily study talks about how sticking to our principles and standards will help us lead a wholesome life. If we pursue this with a strong will no matter how strong the powers of persuasion may be we can assert our own standards including our own Jewishness and live our purpose without any distractions.By utilizing this inner strength we can hasten the final redemption of the Jewish people and the world at large.

Today’s daily study teaches us how to create wholesome unity. By peeling away layers of ego we can properly connect to our fellow. Tune in for more!

Today’s daily study speaks about the emotions and intellect and how they reflect the nations we are permitted to attack in regards to conquering the land of Israel.

The Jews had just repented from the sin of the spies and wanted to head over to the Land of Israel. As we learned previously Moses was not granted permission to the land (when he hit the rock) therefore some of the people went in on their own. They were called rebels because they went in without a leader.

If we focus our perspective on G-d as all loving, as opposed to a G-d of judgement we can perform our Judaism with much more love and warmth. Perspective is key 🔑

G-d blesses us with gifts that we can pursue. It is our duty and responsibility to tap into them and use them for the purpose of fulfilling our Divine Mission.

The way we help others is the way G-d will help us. We have a choice on how we choose to offer our rebuke to another person. The way we offer it to someone is the way G-d will offer it to us in our personal lives.

No One is Isolated because even if we think we are alone, in private, or hidden, our actions still have a concrete affect and consequence in this world. Keep that into account next time you head out on a vacation!

Just like there were signs that led the people to the city of Refuge, so too, there should be signs that lead to the life of Torah. Those signs shouldn’t be inanimate, rather they should be alive. We are the physical signs of Torah that can bring our fellow brothers and sisters back to their Divine Journey.