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Shavuot through the years

Shavuot teachings over the years.
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This Year…. Next Year….

Is there such a thing as a "free gift," and is it something
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DIALOGUE WITH DESTINY(reprint)

Said Haman to Achashverosh: “Let these [Jewish] people be destroyed…” The King removed
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Post October 7th, One Nation: Diverse Yet Indivisible

HaShem embedded a safety mechanism into the providential influence He exerts upon our
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RUACH HAKODESH, A PARTNERSHIP

R. Tsadok, here, indicates that actions can also serve as a kind of
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Post October 7th: Zohar on the “Three Cries” as a Model of Trauma

There are a million ways to make space for new light. We can
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Post October 7th: Anger Drives the Plot

Survival has required us to perfect the capacity to transform the intensely concentrated
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Addiction and Higher Teshuvah: Rosh HaShana 2023

You might be surprised to hear that addiction is as old as humanity
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Rosh HaShana Through the Years

A bounty of teachings on how to prepare for Rosh HaShana and how
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Fifteen Stages of the Pesach Seder

Is there such a thing as a "free gift," and is it something
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Worlds, Souls, Divinity: Purim 2023

This is a teaching about prayer as conveyed by the Komarna Rebbe
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SHADOWS AND LIGHT: CHANUKKA 5783/2022

Chanukka lights bring healing to the corruptions of power that surround our light
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Solemn Joy, Sweet Sorrow

When Tisha B’Av—the day for mourning the woes of our nation—falls on Shabbos—our
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“This Opposite This” HaShem Made the World

This tug-of-war stripped down to its basics is really about “who eats who?”
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A Kabbalistic Kavanna for Eating Matzah at the Seder

Pesach 2021 / 5781 by Sarah Yehudit Schneider Matzah on Pesach is a
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Purim 2021: Who is Charvonah…

Charvonah is a seemingly insignificant character in the Purim story. He is one
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Our Fruit Tree and Vegetable Kingdom Role Models: Tu B’Shvat 2021

On Tu B’Shvat we celebrate our generous and magnificent fruit trees that selflessly
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The Chinukh of Chanukka

Chanukka 5781 / 2020 This holiday is called Chanukha because it is training
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The Seder as a Meditation on MATZAH

As we evolve and enlighten in the course of the evening we project
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Turning Noga into Chashmal

Chashmal thus becomes the codeword for embracing paradox by skirting back and forth
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A Short Tribute to Etrog for Tu B’Shvat

The word for etrog (אתרוג) relates to the Hebrew root, רגג, which means,
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Chanukka: Harbinger of Messianic Gender Shifts to Come

Chanukka references toward the future, R. Luria associates them with Mashiach ben David,
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Fifteen Stages of the Pesach Seder

The Fifteen Stages That Form the Backbone of Our Pesach Ritual and trace
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Keter – Malchut

The feminine’s teshuva journey is thus the polar opposite of her male counterpart.
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The Klipah Precedes the Fruit

The passion lights of the gevurot, when unpacked and enlightened by their matching
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