Dovid Birk

G-d is simple unity. Non-complex. Non-composite.It is only from man's vantage point, from below looking up, that he sees division.To live with the One in focus is to see the world from His perspective. Learn more about this photo

If it exists, it has a soul. Human, animal, plant life and even inanimate. The soul is G-dly Man's mission is to focus on the soul in all things, seeing the depth and necessity for why it exists. Even a simple leaf can be elevated,acknowledging the Creato...

Teshuva, repentance, is an internal process. One must raise the film that conceals the truth. and peer beneath the surface. Learn more about this photo

Jewish roots are rich with history, wisdom, insight and drama. To honor those roots is to celebrate Jewish identity in a modern world. Connect with your roots and generate growth in your own life! Learn more about this photo

"...and He breathed into his nostrils a soul of life, and man became a living being." (Genesis 2:7)"One who blows, blows from within." (Zohar) Metaphorically, G-d gave life with His breath.We too can enliven and animate life with our breath.Words are the ...

"How great are your works, G-d. You have made them all with wisdom. The earth is filled with your possessions!" Millions of shells, yet no two quite the same. Millions of people, each one unique. The infinity of the Creator is declared in the infinite cre...

Though a mezuzah must be fixed firmly upon our doorposts, the word mezuzah is connected to the word zuz in Hebrew, which means "move." A stable home that is filled with mitzvahs, protects and supports its inhabitants no matter what travels they undertake ...

Torah is likened to water. Water descends from a high place to a low place, yet it remains the same water. Torah is sourced from the most sublime, abstract heights. It descends to a material corporeal world but never loses its richness and depth. Learn mo...

There are two souls that sing, one to the heavens and the other to earth. When we are tuned into G-dliness they sing in unison - giving to live clarity, purpose and peace. Learn more about this photo

A continuous fire should burn on the Altar. It must not go out. (Vayikra 6:6) The Altar represents the heart of man. Deep within the heart there lies a continous flame, which burns with passionate love for its Creator. Learn more about this photo