Gevurah (Might; Restraint)

Harmonizing kindness and strength.

If the previous week's trait of loving kindness enables us to say 'yes' to that which is good, then this week's trait of might and strength enables us to say 'no' to that which is not good.

Have you ever wondered why many of our body parts were created in pairs? Through the paradox of right and left, our vision is broadened, deepened.

When we incorporate restraint into our lives (whether its origin is fear, awe, respect or opposition), we counterintuitively open another realm of possibility, and actually enhance our loving connections . . .

Kabbalah, psychology, and the real issue behind "gun control vs. people control"

I saw the craziest thing in the Code of Jewish Law. It tells you how to tie your shoes!

Meet the sefirot in their relation to the soul.

Each of the three forefathers typified something unique, a particular “brand” that was thereafter permanently imprinted into the Jewish DNA.

Iif one of the fundamentals of the Jewish faith is that the Torah does not change, then how can we say that the halachah will change?

You’ll never know yourself until you have held yourself back.