What is God's Favorite Color?
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In the Torah, Moshe, Aharon, Nadav, Avihu, and the elders were granted a rare vision of Hashem.
They saw a sapphire-like stone, the same sky-blue shade as techelet, the thread on our
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The Spiritual Sense of Listening
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In Hebrew, the word Shema means “to listen.” It’s more than just hearing words , it’s the foundation of unity, connection, and love. 💙
When we truly listen, we allow others to feel seen, valued, and understood.
The Mysticism of Mountains
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Hiking in the mountains reminds us of the awe and closeness we can feel with God.
Standing small amidst the vastness, we see the beauty of creation and feel the protective presence of the Divine all around us.
We All Need More Closeness
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Elul is here ✨ A month of reflection, love, and closeness.
The acronym “Ani L’dodi V’dodi Li” reminds us that this is a time to draw near—to God, to our loved ones, to our purpose.
The Spirituality of Snorkeling
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There’s something spiritual about water. 🌊✨
The Torah tells us that fish were the first to be commanded to “be fruitful and multiply.” A reminder of the life and blessing flowing through the sea.
There is Nothing Like a Shabbos Table
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Four generations. One table. Endless holiness. ✨
The Shabbos table has always been more than just a meal—it’s a sacred space before God.
The Soul of the Sea of Galilee
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The Kinneret, the only lake in the Holy Land holds a name filled with meaning.
In Hebrew, Kinneret connects to the lyre, the instrument of King David, whose music brought peace to King Saul’s troubled soul. 🎶
The Spirituality of Being a doctor
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Being a doctor isn’t just a job, it’s a spiritual calling. 🙏✨
My late grandfather, an esteemed orthopedic surgeon, lived this every day, touching lives, restoring mobility, and truly being an ‘angel’ for his patients.
Seeking Stillness by Calm Water
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There’s something about sitting by calm waters that quiets the soul. ✨
In Ontario this summer, I was reminded how a still lake can feel like Shabbos itself, inviting us to slow down, breathe deeply, and connect with Hashem’s presence in the gentle
The Most Important Lesson of All
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“Do teshuva today, as if it were your last day.”
Rabbi Eliezer’s timeless teaching reminds us: life is fragile, and every moment is a gift.
As we enter Elul a month of reflection and return, I’m remembering my dear grandfather