What We Can Learn From Pesach Sheni: Mindfulness and Second Chances In this week's Torah portion Beha'alotecha, we encounter a unique...

Learning Mindful Compassion from Bahar-Bechukotai In this week’s Torah portion, Bahar-Bechukotai, we learn about being fair in business...

In this week’s Torah portion, Beshalach, we learn about Am Yisrael's experiences after they were freed from slavery in Egypt. Standing...

A Gratitude and Mindfulness Practice and the Song of Ha’azinu In this week’s Torah portion, Ha’azinu, Moses starts his farewell as the...

In this week’s Torah portion, Ki Tavo, we learn about the covenant between G-d and the children of Israel. It says: “You have affirmed...

In this week’s Torah portion, Ki Titzei, 74 of the Torah's 613 commandments are mentioned. A few of the commandments have to do with...

In this week’s Torah portion Sh’lach, the people requested to check out the land of Israel before they enter. Twelve princes --people of...

This week’s Torah portion, Beha'alotcha starts with Moses’ command to Aharon to light the Menorah (Candelabrum) and Aharon's fulfillment of the command: G-d spoke to Moshe, saying: "Speak to Aharon and say to him, 'When you kindle the lamps, the seven lamps shall illuminate towards the body of the Menorah.” Why does this command appear here? What is the connection between the lighting of the m enorah by Aharon and the events of the narrative of the book of Numbers ? The c