There are peels to fruit and sometimes peels to our hearts.

We know the reason why fruit needs peels, but is there also an ironic benefit to peels over our heart too?

In this episode we ask: Is it more effective to view ourselves through the lens of optimism or embrace a stark realism of ourselves in the journey of self-improvement?

Drawing inspiration from Chanukah, we will unravel the hidden meaning behind Beis Hillel and Shami's argument as to how we light the Menorah.

Avrohom is told by God to sacrifice his son. Then an angel tells him not to. Could it have been right for Avrohom to complete the sacrifice, and what did the intervention truly signify?

Avrohom takes Lot with him on his travels against Hashem's request. On the one side he is blamed. On the other side, Avrohom is also blamed for letting Lot go.

So which is right? Should Lot stay or should he go???

On the one hand we are told Noach was perfect. On the other hand, compared to Avrohom, Noach was not special.

How can that be? Surely nothing can trump perfection -or can it?

How could the greatest man in history, make a mistake, especially when explicitly instructed by Hashem?!?

In this podcast we will uncover the layers of wisdom behind this pivotal moment in human history, revealing the challenge that tested not only Adam but us today.

Thoughts on how we should respond to this tragedy

In this episode, we confront an apparent injustice.

Is it fair that those who choose a path of wrongdoing receive all their limited reward in THIS world, only to lose out in the NEXT world. Why does God not pay their reward in the next world too?

At first glance, one might wonder, why do we need two days for Judgment Day? Shouldn't a single day suffice?

In this podcast, we explore the significance behind Rosh Hashanah's dual-day structure. Two days for two forms of judgement.

We are used to imagining a scales with Mitzovs on one side and Averios on the other. However, under analyse, we discover that there is another element far greater that will determine our judement.

Let's understand why the Chofetz Chaim says 'chesed' is the greatest factor.