Vayishlach
Parshah
The Kiss
Twenty years after Jacob stole the blessing, he was about to meet Esau once more. There was much at stake, not only for Jacob and his family, but for all of the cosmos.
Twenty years after Jacob stole the blessing, he was about to meet Esau once more. There was much at stake, not only for Jacob and his family, but for all of the cosmos.
Who Wants to Be Jewish?
The “child” and the “servant” exist in all relationships: in the family, in the workplace, and in our divine service.
The “child” and the “servant” exist in all relationships: in the family, in the workplace, and in our divine service.
Real Lessons From Real Life
How My Daughter’s Heartbeat Monitor Showed Me Life’s High and Lows
There is a hollow feeling of déja vu, one that I haven’t felt in a while.
There is a hollow feeling of déja vu, one that I haven’t felt in a while.
Leaning Into Yiddishkeit: A Short Story of Jewish Growth
In the light of that small shining candle, I saw his smile, which came easily, and often, and lit up the lives of those around him.
In the light of that small shining candle, I saw his smile, which came easily, and often, and lit up the lives of those around him.
Your Questions
‘Why Did G-d Make Us Need to Eat?’
A Mother Responds to Her Children (and their cravings for mac-and-cheese)
A Mother Responds to Her Children (and their cravings for mac-and-cheese)
Story
The Rabbi Who Rode Lionback
When the first Friday approached, Rabbi Masoud informed his friends that it was time to stop and take a rest …
When the first Friday approached, Rabbi Masoud informed his friends that it was time to stop and take a rest …
The Simple Vintner of Slonim
Scrunching his face with concentration, Ephraim enunciated each word again and again. He appeared to be begging for his life.
Scrunching his face with concentration, Ephraim enunciated each word again and again. He appeared to be begging for his life.
Lifestyle
Every single thing that a person sees or hears, is an instruction to him in his conduct in the service of G-d
— Rabbi Israel Baal Shem Tov
Print Magazine
You can give because you understand that it is fitting for a person such as you to give.
Or you can give because you don’t understand why you should have and the other should not.
Whether it be food, money, clothing, advice or knowledge…
Those who give because they understand
keep the best for themselves.
Those...
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