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There’s a misconception that only rabbis or scholars can teach Torah.

But the truth? The Torah was given to every Jewish soul.

Each of us carries a unique spark of Torah something that resonates deeply within us and it’s not just a privilege to share it, it’s a responsibility.

This is the essence of Torat Chesed—teaching Torah as an act of love and kindness.

The greatest leaders of our people taught: If you know a little, teach a little.

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On Shavuot, we don’t just remember, we relive.

Every soul stood at Sinai. The revelation wasn’t a story it’s our story. A forever connection between us and Hashem.

We received the Torah as one nation, like one person with one heart. Unity was the vessel for Divine presence then—and it still is now.

The Ten Commandments aren’t just rules. They’re deep calls to live with love, purpose, and connection to Hashem, and to each other.

Let’s receive the Torah this Shavuot with awareness, unity, and open hearts.

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Shavuot is more than a holiday, it’s a wedding between us and Hashem.

Shavuot is about finding the people who help us access our truest selves and our unique piece of the Torah. ✨

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Did you know the original Shema once included the Ten Commandments?

Why was this format changed?

And what does that teach us about the role of the Shema as a gateway to the entire Torah?

Tune in for a deeper understanding of one of Judaism’s most iconic prayers.

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What’s the holiest site in Judaism?

It’s not where we received the Torah.

As we approach Shavuot, we remember Har Sinai — but also realize it was only the beginning.

The Torah wasn’t meant to stay in the desert. It was meant to be lived, built, and radiated from the Land of Israel.

This is the full picture. This is the dream.

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The return of Yerushalayim is not just history; it’s a wonder, a sign that Hashem has returned to Zion.

The Jewish people being back in Yerushalayim is just the beginning. Our mission? To radiate the light of Torah, goodness, and kindness to the entire world.

Yerushalayim belongs to the Jewish people — but its light is meant to shine on all nations.

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Our home isn’t exile, it’s Yerushalayim.

There is a deep longing of the Jewish soul for the holy city — a place where spiritual and physical wholeness meet, and the light of holiness shines.

Even in the safety of places like North America, we’re still in galut. Our hearts remain turned toward Jerusalem.

We pray for her peace. For her rebuilding. For a world made whole.

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Though the absence of the Beis Hamikdash limits their full expression, our yearning for Divine connection remains powerful.

King David danced before God with all his might—reminding us that our bodies, too, are vessels for praise.

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