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Terumah
By the Numbers
13 Facts About Jewish Leap Years
The Hebrew leap year ensures that the Jewish calendar remains true to the solar cycle
The Hebrew leap year ensures that the Jewish calendar remains true to the solar cycle
Take the Mishkan Quiz
How much do you know about this fundamental element of our nation’s spiritual life?
How much do you know about this fundamental element of our nation’s spiritual life?
Essay
Be Like a Fish: A Meditation for the Month of Adar
There is nothing that can hurt us, break us or be taken from us because when we are connected to our Creator, we are joined with the Source of all.
There is nothing that can hurt us, break us or be taken from us because when we are connected to our Creator, we are joined with the Source of all.
Overcoming Adversity
She Committed Crimes. Does She Belong in Prison?
A look at Aleph Institute's Alternative Sentencing Program.
A look at Aleph Institute's Alternative Sentencing Program.
Parshah
Why Read the Ketubah at the Wedding?
A ketubah is far from (just) a contract of love. In fact, it’s pretty much the exact opposite.
A ketubah is far from (just) a contract of love. In fact, it’s pretty much the exact opposite.
Stop and Notice the Red Camellia
Shabbat is so effective for me that my undistracted brain begins to coalesce in imaginative ideas and beautiful prose.
Shabbat is so effective for me that my undistracted brain begins to coalesce in imaginative ideas and beautiful prose.
Story
The Pit and the Prince
The pit is dark and deep, and the chances of the prince ever climbing out are slim-to-none.
The pit is dark and deep, and the chances of the prince ever climbing out are slim-to-none.
Rebbe Pinchas Koritzer (1725-1791)
Rebbe Pinchas Schapiro of Koritz was an early Chassidic master and a direct descendant of Rabbi Natan Schapio, author of the Megaleh Amukot.
Rebbe Pinchas Schapiro of Koritz was an early Chassidic master and a direct descendant of Rabbi Natan Schapio, author of the Megaleh Amukot.
Lifestyle
Just as the olive yields oil for light only when it is pounded, so are man's greatest potentials realized only under the pressure of adversity
— The Talmud
Print Magazine
We don’t learn Torah to gain knowledge—not even divine knowledge. At the time you are learning Torah, your mind itself is divine.
Your mind wraps itself in divine modalities. Your soul twirls and rises in a divine dance. As you wrestle with divine words, pathways and wisdom, you merge with them, so that your entire being...
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