Joseph tells his shocked brothers he has not hate in his heart for them. Not they, but G-d, sent him to Egypt. He tells them to hurry to bring their father to Egypt, and to avoid the blame during the drive home.

Pharaoh's dreams reminds of the song:

Fasten your seatbelt for a high speed rendition of Toldot. Isaac loves Esau, digs well, and wants to pass on the blessings of Abraham to Esau. Rebecca loves Jacob and plots to have Jacob receive the blessings. Who will win? Find out in the The Great Blessing Heist.

Sarah dies after hearing about the binding of Isaac. Was this simply shock or something deeper?

Abraham negotiates hard for the Cave of Machpelah--insisting he wants to pay full price.

Wouldn't it be great if we went through life with doors opening for us (as they do at Disneyland rides)?

Eliezer servant of Abraham has just such an experience when given the mission of finding a wife for Isaac.

How do we get some of that Eliezer magic in our own lives? 

Based on Likkutei Sichot vol. 25

G-d appears, Abraham runs, the angels eat, and Sarah laughs. A fascinating start to parshat Vayeira.

G-d tells Abraham to "go for yourself" -- this journey will be for Abraham's benefit and even pleasure. The mission that the soul is given to descend into this world is for its own benefit. Only in this world, with all its challenges, will the soul be shown its highest self -- the land where I will show and reveal the greatest "you."