Pinchas: The Spear and the Knife
The difference is not the blade. It is the man holding it.
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Chukas-Balak: The Body Does Not Know Why
The deepest Avodah begins where the flesh cannot follow the reason.
Korach: We Are All Korach
When good men have an ego l’shem Shamayim
Shelach: String Theory
A silly question and a theory about reaching higher
Bahalosecha: Shevet Levi Vs.
It’s just Eigels. Eigels all the way down…
Shavuos: After the Kumzits
Why Shavuos demands a new self and not another spiritual high
Bamidbar: The Wilderness Has No Audience
Torah enters the man who stops performing
Behar-Bechukosai: What Owns You
How you become a slave without the chains
You Didn’t Build This
The danger of inherited kedushah in a comfortable generation
They Walked In Singing
I thought I was growing. I was just chasing the feeling.
Tazria - Metzora: When You Stopped Asking
You say Hashem renews the world every day. But you stopped looking.
The Gibor Seder
A Gibor Guide to Building Emunah at Your Seder
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Tzav: All Night It Burns
What you delayed cleaning out is spreading
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Vayikra: You Haven’t Brought a Korban in Years
And Hashem Knows It
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They Asked Us to Play the Game
Stop calling it hishtadlus. It’s fear in a suit.
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The First Step to Escape Small-Mind Living and Train a Mind That Doesn’t Break
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The Mask of Normal
Children put their costumes away after Purim. The adults put theirs back on.
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Vayakheil - Pekudei: The Fire in Your Blood
The same passion built the Golden Calf and the Mishkan
Ki Tisa: After the Shattering
When we found out how far Hashem would go for us
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Stay in the Fight
By Your Blood You Will Live
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We’re All Living In Shushan
Stop Kissing the Ring
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Titzaveh: Erase Me
If you need kavod, you are not ready to lead.
Terumah: Build It Yourself
The hammer strikes. Again. And again. Wood splits. Shoulders burn. The room smells like sweat and sawdust. The first cuts are always ugly. Hands ache with every move. But then it's done. The same man who braved the splinters begins to measure carefully, slowly. He studies the grain.
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Mishpatim: The Ox Is Yours
The Blood You Pretend Not to See