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by Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair
Video – Seasons of the Moon
Art is inspiration wrestling with constriction.
Now is the time to reflect and integrate the spiritual insights gleaned from the holiday season.
by Rabbi Ari Goldwag
Cheshvan is when darkness reigns, yet growth begins deep beneath the surface.
How were the Nazis able to carry out the Holocaust - something extremely complex - without a computer?
Where one burns books one will in the end burn people.
by Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller
What can happen when we see everything as being fully within our grasp and under our control.
The same covenant that promises suffering, promises redemption.
Rabbi Benjamin Blech
by Rabbi Benjamin Blech
Using the 12 months of the Hebrew calendar as a map for personal growth.
A mystical look at the meaning of this Jewish month.
Why do we say, "Hear O Israel!" rather than "See O Israel"?
Purim teaches us to appreciate the world's awesome beauty, amidst so much chaos and horror.
by Rabbi Mordechai Becher
Why is it different and what is its significance?
The power of turning the bitter into sweet, sickness into healing.
At Sinai we moved above and beyond, where the whole truth dwells.
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Each of us has to fight off darkness in his or her own way.
The spiritual significance of the month of Shvat.
by Shelly Fenig
The spiritual growth we’ve harnessed this past month is available throughout the year.
Now is the time to put into action all the hopes, prayers and resolutions we made at the start of the Jewish New Year.
How the High Holiday season actually culminates with Chanukah.
Looking at the world from its inner spiritual core outward.
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