We are in the period of time classically known as the Aseres Yemei Teshuvah. However, the the mekubalim refer to this period as the "days of the yud gimmel midos of rachamim." Rabbi Stark discusses the importance of these days and why they are inextricably linked with the 13 midos of rachamim.

Rosh Hashanah is all but upon us, yet, many of us do not understand how to connect with this auspicious day. In this week's schmooze, Rabbi Stark discusses what Rosh Hashanah is all about and the emotions we are to feel during this special time.

Last week, the Masgiach discussed how one must "connect with themselves" before they can ever create a relationship with Hashem. Building upon that, Rabbi Stark now delves into the values one must have and how that will help them to build this relationship with Hashem which they so desperately desire.

In Parshas Ki Savo, we are introduced to the idea of VeHalachta BeDrachav—to emulate Hashem and follow in his ways. In this bonus feature, Rabbi Stark discusses what exactly this means and if it is just a "nice" way to behave or if this is actually one of the 613 Mitzvos.

The word "Elul" is an acronym for "Ani L'dodi V'Dodi Li" (I am to my beloved and my beloved is to me), which represents the relationship we are trying to build with Hashem during this auspicious time. However, before one can have a good relationship with another they must first have a healthy relationship with oneself.

In this week's FUNDAMENTALS, Rabbi Stark learns the 7th "yesod" with us—the uniqueness of the Nevua of Moshe Rabbeinu.

It is that time of the year again and Elul is already upon on. In this week's schmooze, Rabbi Stark discusses the opportunities Elul presents and the "new beginning" it represents.

In this weeks FUNDAMENTALS, Rabbi Stark discusses the Rambam's 6th "ikrei emunah," the nature and existence of Prophecy.

In this weeks FUNDAMENTALS, Rabbi Stark goes through the Rambam which discusses how Hashem existed before everything.