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This topic comes up as a commandment in this week's Parsha and is a general theme in the month of Elul, and is a focal point on Rosh Hashana.
Join my father and me as we discuss justice: how we understand it secularly and religiously and its role in our personal and communal lives.
In addition, don't miss a beautiful new perspective on teshuva, returning, and Rosh Hashana!
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One of Judaism's fundamental principles is the belief in an afterlife that we go on.
However, despite its importance, there is very little said about it.
How could that be? Shouldn't there be pages and pages of details, discussion, and commentary on this topic?
Join my father and me as we dive deep into creation, spirituality, and the unknown.
Let's talk about The Afterlife.
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Rosh Chodesh is known to be a festive day, and yet on Rosh Chodesh Av, we don't put on our nicer clothes, whip out the music and make an extra special meal. On Rosh Chodesh, Av G-d tells the Navi that this is the time that He has picked to break His Chosen. WHAT?!
Join us for a meaningful, relevant, and important conversation about national mourning, identity, self-reflection, and motivation.
A man's wife is dying. The only solution is to get her medicine which he can't afford. Would it be ok for the man to steal the medication from the pharmacy?
In this week's reading, Parshat Pinchas, we are privy to a zealous act that went beyond the law but not against it. It was outside the law.
How do we understand morality beyond the construct of law? What do we do when the answer to a problem is not clearly, morally, and legally given to us?
Join us for a conversation that touches on the differences between men's and women's psychology, philosophy and history, motivation, and responsibility.
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In this week's Parsha we talk about Balaam and Balak and the fact that they had wanted to curse the Jewish people. How do we understand the concept of a curse?
In order to understand this better, join my father and I as we discuss the concept of politics and power and how they can influence others for the good and not so good.
As always, we hope our conversation inspires you and gives you a lot to think about and discuss with others.
In this week's Parasha we see Moshe displaying anger. Some commentaries say that it is because of this that Moshe does not end up entering the land of Israel.
WHAT?! WHY?!
In order to understand this better, join my father and I as we discuss the concept of Middot- Character traits, the concept of personal growth and development, and dealing with extremes.
As always, we hope our conversation inspires you and gives you a lot to think about and discuss with others.
In this week's discussion, we discuss the rebellion of Korach, modern day discourse- or lack of it, and delve into the fundamentals of healthy discourse that we can learn from this parsha, our halachic rulings and human nature.
Why is korach’s argument seen so negatively?
What can we learn about having constructive discourse from this example?
How does our culture today affect how we have conversations?
Is there such a thing as healthy discourse? Can I present myself as the holder of truth and yet still have a conversation with someone who opposes my truth? What about the way I feel about it?
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In this week's episode, Rabbi Avi Horowitz and his daughter Ayelet delve into the complexities of wanting: its importance and the pitfalls of its lack.
Knowing what you want is crucial to living a purposeful, directed, and meaningful life. And yet, it is so difficult to know what you want! Why?
In this week's Torah reading, we are presented with the spies who slander the land of Israel and cry out in fear about their inevitable doom (or so they think).
Does fear have anything to do with your ability to desire?
How does today's culture of inclusivity and our exposure to the world influence our wants and desires?
Let's talk it out!
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In this Parasha we see the Jewish people expressing a desire for meat while reminiscing on “the good old days” and Moshe putting up his hands in surrender, “ am I their mother?! I'd rather be dead than lead this nation!”
What is the deal with this drama? This isn't the first time the nation has complained or erred. And Moshe has intervened on the people's behalf for much greater things than the desire for meat!
In order to understand this, we need to understand DESIRE.
Join our conversation about the nature of desire and how this concept plays out both for the people of Israel more than 2000 years ago and for us today!
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This week Ayelet and her father, Rabbi Avi Horowitz, talk about Chareidi education.
Haredi education is most commonly known for its complete absence of secular subjects and total focus on the learning of religious text - Torah.
Let's take a deeper glimpse at where this started from and what the consequences of this system has both on the haredim and on Israel.
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