Chukat
Truths aren’t written unto your soul. Truths are engraved into your soul.
How to overcome the defilement of death? The Red Heifer. Like all the essential aspects of living, it doesn’t make sense, it makes life. Miriam, Moses’ sister, passes away in the fortieth year in the wilderness. The people thirst for more than water. Moses is told that by talking to the rock stony matter may be turned to flowing spirit. Moses calculates that actions are stronger than words. Instead of teaching the rock to flow, Moses makes the rock flow. Thus, how could Moses enter the Land if the people had not yet learned what it means to turn matter to spirit? Aaron passes away and the medical sign is invented. Moses leads the people to victory over the Emorite kings and conquers the lands east of the Jordan.
Can a Disease Become a Cure?
Learn how to tap these powerful forces which feed your pains and convert them into formidable allies.
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Does Life Ever End?
Long before modern science, the Torah offers us an astonishing and sophisticated perspective on the eternal nature of life.
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What is Intelligence?
Discover how you can access new areas of your mind to help you live a more fulfilling and successful life by expanding your consciousness and horizons.
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Adrenalin Rush
Having a passion, a purpose with a sense of urgency, is healthy not just for the soul but for one’s physical body as well.
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Gentleness
A Q&A letter applying the story of Moses striking the rock instead of speaking to the rock in Parshat Chukat to explain how to get through to blocked people
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The Rebbe In His Laboratory
The story of why the previous Lubavitcher Rebbe, once referred to a person in a letter, known to be an irreligious man, as a “G-d fearing man.”
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Chukat-Balak: What Can I Do About the Ongoing Killings in Israel?
This essay responds to the pervasive question: “What can I do about the deteriorating situation in Israel?” and offers an opportunity to sing together…
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Four and the Same
Included in the categories of one who is a contributor of charity & one who attends the study hall in 2 paras of Ethics of our Fathers is a chassid & rasha.
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