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The Jewish perspective on love at first sight:
Not as something superficial or cheesy, but as something deeply spiritual.
It’s that moment of recognizing a divine connection… and also understanding that real love is both an instant spark and a lifelong journey of growth.
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I’ve been thinking a lot about the spiritual side of sleep in Judaism, how it’s so much more than just recharging our bodies.
When I go to sleep, it’s actually an act of surrender, of handing myself over to Hashem with complete trust.
There’s this idea of mesiras nefesh a kind of self sacrifice l, where the soul returns to its source every night.
It’s a moment of total vulnerability, total faith, and a reminder that even in our deepest rest, we’re held by something bigger than us.
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There is a deep connection between the Jewish people and the Land of Israel, not just as a place on the map, but as our spiritual soulmate.
Throughout history, even in times of exile, there was always a Jewish presence here.
We never disconnected.
This land is part of who we are, and who we’ve always been.
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There is a Hebrew concept of “tam” — being simple, whole-hearted, and completely genuine.
A person whose inside and outside are the same.
I’m sharing about the memory of Spencer Hoffman, who truly embodied this kind of authenticity in every part of his life.
And it made me think about how deeply we all crave realness — genuine human connection, honesty, and people who show up exactly as they are.
May his memory inspire all of us to live with that same sincerity.
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A Torah lesson on real love
Real love isn’t about what someone can do for you.
It’s about caring for what matters to them, their passions, their purpose, their inner world.
When we take a genuine interest in another person’s heart, we reflect the Torah’s deepest definition of love: giving, understanding, and seeing beyond ourselves.
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There is a beautiful Jewish practice of touching and kissing the mezuzah before entering a home, a simple moment that holds deep meaning.
It’s a chance to pause, set intention, remember our values, and invite Hashem’s presence into our space.
A reminder to enter our homes — and our relationships with love, awareness, and purpose.
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Abraham and Sarah had their unmatched hospitality, selflessness, and unwavering commitment to serve others, even in the midst of personal challenges.
A reminder that true greatness often shines through kindness and giving.
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True happiness comes from seeing ourselves as part of something bigger.
When we connect to generations past, take action toward lasting goals, and realize our lives contribute to an eternal story — that’s when life becomes truly meaningful.
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The profound significance of Hebron, is one of Judaism’s four holy cities, a place rooted in both history and holiness. 🕊
From the first land purchase in human history, when Avraham bought the Cave of Machpelah for Sarah, to the city’s continuous Jewish presence, Hebron stands as a living reminder of our eternal connection to the Land of Israel and our ancestors. ✨
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