Insights on Mezuzah

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	Home Security Mezuzah By Tzvi Freeman Think of it as a dedicated connection putting you online with the Infinite Server of All Things 6 Comments
	Words in a Doorway By Yanki Tauber The things we do with words: mind, heart, speech, body and environment.... 1 Comment
	Rooms and Doorposts By Alexander Poltorak The living room, kitchen, dinning room, bedroom -- each houses and serves a different aspect of our lives. This fragmentation of space, however, may also cause a certain fragmentation of consciousness 2 Comments
	The Mystical Significance of the Mezuzah By Alexander Poltorak The mezuzah is an arrow, fixed upon the doorpost in the three dimensions of space, time and soul, pointing from the "domain of the many" to the "domain of the one" 2 Comments
	Inside/Outside By Yossy Goldman The books are inside; the mezuzah is outside. 6 Comments
	Why a Mezuzah is Not a Mezuzah By Baruch Epstein If not for the scrolls, there would be no reason for plain old doorposts... 13 Comments
	Do I Need Anything Besides the Mezuzah Case? By Chani Benjaminson I purchased three mezuzahs from a synagogue sale (without the parchment). I’ve heard they are very expensive; can I just place a copy inside? 3 Comments
	Why Is the Mezuzah Slanted? By Malkie Janowski 15 Comments
	Why Kiss the Mezuzah? By Dovid Zaklikowski I want to understand why some people touch the mezuzah on the doorpost of their home as they enter or leave? 7 Comments
	What Should I Do with the Mezuzah Box? By Dovid Zaklikowski Sacred objects themselves, such as a Torah scroll or the parchment of the mezuzah on which Biblical verses are written, cannot just be thrown in the garbage; they need to go through a special burial process. 3 Comments

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