The Spiritual Sound of Music
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Even though we’ve never seen the Bais Hamikdash with our own eyes…
We still mourn its loss. We still long for its return.
The soul still remembers. The heart still yearns.
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We Cannot Fully Embrace the Moment
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Can we ever fully live in the present?
In many spiritual paths, embracing the present moment is the ultimate goal. But in Judaism, there’s a deeper tension, we’re called to live fully now, while never forgetting the
Stop Being so Judgemental!
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How can we become less judgmental?
We reflect on the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash and how sinas chinam, baseless hatred—played a role.
The Only Home for Jews
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Every Jewish journey leads to one destination: Eretz Yisrael and the rebuilding of the Beis Hamikdash.
Wherever we are in the world, we’re not at the end. We’re still on the road.
Here is How to Handle Hatred
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Love your neighbor as yourself” isn’t always easy. The Torah teaches us that to truly love others, we first have to deal with the feelings of anger or resentment we’re holding inside.
The Jews are with the Druze
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The Role of Gentiles in the Jewish Homeland 🇮🇱
What does it mean to be a ger toshav, a righteous non-Jew living in Israel under Jewish sovereignty?
As Jews We Don't Even Know What we're Missing
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During the Three Weeks, from the 17th of Tammuz to Tisha B’Av, we mourn the destruction of the First and Second Temples and long for the ultimate redemption.
It’s a time to reflect on the deep spiritual connection our ancestors felt in the Temple
What Does Hockey Have to do with Shabbat?
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What do hockey dressing rooms and Shabbos have in common?
The most devoted hockey players are the first to arrive and the last to leave.
That’s the kind of commitment we’re meant to bring to Shabbos too.
The Mitzva to Protect Israel and Jews
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With deep gratitude for our soldiers self-sacrifice, we pray for the day when the army will no longer need to fight, and peace will fill our land! 💚💚💚
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Here is my worry as a Visible Jew
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As a visible Orthodox Jew and rabbi, I’ve been thinking deeply about the power of facial expressions.
It’s not about toxic positivity or forcing a smile 24/7, but about cultivating genuine