In a world that celebrates exhaustion, we can look to Jacob and Esau for a deeper lesson: we have to value what truly matters.
In a world that celebrates exhaustion, we can look to Jacob and Esau for a deeper lesson: we have to value what truly matters.
It isn’t just about playing games. They are the threads that weave a family’s Shabbat tapestry, creating precious memories.
Through its symbolism, Havdalah teaches us that the boundary between sacred and the ordinary are not truly separate, but can also be fun!
Through thoughtful choices, self-reflection, and a commitment to growth, we can balance our professional obligations and spiritual practices.
Our test is not just about personal survival or individual righteousness — it’s about collective action and shared responsibility.
Getting distracted during the Amidah and prayer is normal. But what do I do about it? There are a number of approaches that might work.
Ketubah might be the most important contract of all. The document that guards the most important treasure in the world – our marriage.