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 Born and bred in the beautiful state of New Hampshire, Etti Krinsky has always been writing something. She blogs about her world at This Public Diary, and dreams of making a positive difference in the world one day.
The concept of support is deeply interwoven with Kislev.
Why was Noah so resistant to leaving the ark?
Meditations for Tishrei
True, we feel inspired now. But what happens in a few weeks when the inspiration falls away?
Elul is not just a month of trembling before G‑d.
Meditations for the Month of Av
We find ourselves faced with this intense duality in a single month: the happiest day and the saddest day within a week of each other.
The month of Tammuz aligns with the beginning of the summer, and that’s where we find ourselves right now—at the start of a month that is physically warm in temperature and also warm in spirituality, full of G‑dly revelation.
Meditations for the Month of Sivan
In the third month of the year, Sivan, the third child in the family, Moses, gave a nation that can be broken down into three parts—Kohen, Levi and Yisrael—the Torah, which comprises three parts: Torah, Neviim and Ketuvim (Shabbat 88a). What is the symbol...
Meditations for the Month of Iyar
We are faced with a task of rebuilding our lives after a miraculous redemption. Now is the time to heal.
Meditation for the Month of Nissan
There are two parts to creation, the same way there are two parts of existence.
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.
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