Tetzaveh

Goals, pressures, and even some crushing responsibilities can help us discover our strength and creativity.

There is a saying that our life is a gift from G‑d, but that what we do with that life is our gift back to G‑d. In order to make that remotely meaningful, we have to understand the exalted essence of a human being.

Moses’ task of nurturing his flock’s faith expresses itself in its fullest at those times when we are “crushed.” For it is then that the essential faith kicks into highest gear and activates incredible luminescent displays of commitment to G-d.

Last week I carried out a social experiment...

There are times when our restraint says so much more than our actions.

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