Time is dynamic and transient in nature; moments are constantly moving and finite.

A mitzvah infuses time with light and holiness, rendering a moment in time - eternal.

He who is gracious to those who are in need, gives to G‑d and He will repay him his good deed manifold in this world.

A rope of 613 strands binds the Jewish people to G‑d. Every missed opportunity to perform a mitzvah severs a strand.

Good deeds and Torah study mend the rope, doubling the connection at the place of the knot.

For 6 days we work within the mundane world, faced with challenges and shades of gray.

The 7th is Shabbat, a day of rest, when our eyes are opened to the vibrant colors of spirituality!

Enlighten my eyes in Your Torah, cause my heart to cleave to Your commandments and inspire my heart to love and fear Your Name.