The Parsha Perspective

This week's Parsha is Vayigash,

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This episode is also in memory of my aunt Chana bas R' Yehudah, and in memory of my grandmother, Gittel bas Asher. May their Neshama's have an Aliya, and may their memory be a blessing.

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In this week's Parsha we witness the reunion of Yosef and his brothers.

Yeudah approaches Yosef to plead for the release of Benyamin, offering himself as a slave to the Egyptian ruler in Benyamin’s stead.

Upon witnessing his brothers’ loyalty to one another, Yosef reveals his identity to them. “I am Yosef he declares. “Is my father still alive?

We read about Yeudah complete repentance, therefore meriting the kingship of the Jewish people to be in his bloodline forever.

We learn what it takes to lead a fulfilled and satisfactory life.

This week's Parsha is Miketz.

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Yosef's imprisonment finally ends when Pharaoh has dreams that only Yosef can interpret. He advises Pharoah to store grain to anticipate the famine. Pharaoh then appoints Yosef to oversee the project, making him one of the most powerful people in the world.

During the famine, his brothers make the journey to Egypt and are brought before Yosef, which they don't recognize.

We learn the essential component needed for human interaction and successful relationships.

Light will always outshine darkness, the Chanukah Perspective.

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Good will always supersede evil, light will always outshine the darkness.

Happy Chanukah!!

This week's Parsha is Vayeishev.

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In this week's Torah portion, Yosef is loved by his father but hated by his brothers, when he told them his dreams of being a king, they decided to sell him.

While in Egypt, Yosef finds success but was put the prison on the basis of false accusations. He found success in prison as a dream analyzer.

He interprets the dreams of Pharaoh's Butler and Baker, in the hopes that the butler will intercede on his behalf before Pharaoh. But the butler forgets all about Yosef when he is freed.

We find out how Yosef holds his faith.

We learn the mindset needed to get through the hard times.

Parsha Vayishlach, children of Yisrael

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In this week's Torah portion, Yaakov returns to the Holy Land after a 20-year stay in Charan. As he prepares to meet his brother Esav, he encounters Esav angel, with whom he fights the entire night when Yaakov ultimately won, the angel gave him a new name, Yisroel.

We learn where we get our ability to survive and succeed in any situation.

This week's Parsha is Vayeitzei.

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In this week's Torah portion, Yaakov runs away from his parent's house because of the wrath of Esav. He has one of the greatest visions of the Torah, Hashem appears to him so vividly, giving him strength and motivation to stay strong in a place that is foreign to him!

We learn about Yaakov's prayers and how it relates to every single person.

This week's Parsha is Toldos.

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In this week's Torah portion, the third and final of the forefathers enters the picture, Yaakov is born together with his twin brother Eisav. We read about how Yaakov got the blessings from his father instead of Eisav.

We learn one of the keys to success. 

This week's Parsha is Chayei Sarah.

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In this week's Torah portion, Avraham mourns the death of his wife Sarah but continues her legacy by arranging a marriage for his son Yitzchak.

We learn the Torah way to respond to a tragedy.

This week's Parsha is Vayera.

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In this week's Torah portion, we have the story of the Akedah, where God commands Avraham to sacrifice his son, we see his complete dedication and devotion to God.

We learn how to answer a call to action.

This week's Parsha is Lech Lecha.

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In this Torah portion, we are introduced to our forefather Avraham, the first jew and the first person to discover God on his own.

We learn from Avraham how it's possible to change our lives drastically.