Devarim (Deuteronomy)
Devarim
This past week, my youngest daughter left for a full month of camp for the first time.
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Va'etchanan
There are times when your love for another is so strong that it supersedes even your greatest dreams and aspirations.
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Eikev
By struggling to improve our moral character, we become more accomplished beings.
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Re'eh
Optimism and positivity. That’s the Torah’s approach to how we should view almost every circumstance.
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Re'eh
So many times in life, we choose not to see. We choose to remain blind to another’s wants, needs, or pain, preferring to remain oblivious and ignore it.
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Shoftim
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Ki Teitzei
In order to succeed and avoid being dragged into life’s many distractions, we must remain sufficiently removed from them.
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Ki Tavo
Your children’s humble present meant so much to you because it was given with such love and joy.
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Nitzavim
We ask G‑d to love us unconditionally, just as we show our unconditional love for all of our fellow Jews—even those that are culturally,
religiously, socially, intellectually, or economically on different levels from where we are.
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Nitzavim
Deep within each one of us lies enormous strength and a rich reservoir of wealth waiting to be cashed in—and even we may not be aware of it.
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Nitzavim-Vayelech
Every day is a new opportunity for us to leave the old and make ourselves into a newer, better person.
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Ha'azinu
The Jewish people’s faith in G‑d transcended structure, order, or limitations.
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