Noah
When life gets overwhelming, a flood of emotions and a storm of possibilities, construct an ark.
Floods aren’t inherently bad. They are just very difficult to harness. This is why you build a vessel, an ark: to ride the storm so that the storm doesn’t ride you. Sometimes, after a flood, the world seems intoxicating. The first case of substance abuse – abusing true substance – does not end very well. The people build a Tower of Babel – babbling fools – and the art of misinterpretation begins. Meet Abraham, the man who found Oneness and changed everything.
The Constructive Statement
Every mitzvah we perform is a testimony as to the essence and purpose of the created existence.
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A Box of Life: The Meaning of the Teivah
Meaning of Teivah: Get insight into Noah’s Ark in this essay based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
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Noah’s Flood
Practical Kabbalah on Noah’s Flood, which commenced on the 17th of Cheshvan in the year 1656 from creation, and ended on Cheshvan 27 of the following year.
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Financial Anxieties
If you are suffering from today’s financial crisis, here is a profound piece of counsel from the Torah portion Noah.
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Noach: My Child: Let Us Not Part
The third installment in the series ‘Letters to My Child.’ After the busyness of the Hebrew month Tishrei we are given a final day to say goodbye.
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Noach: Raging Waters
Not only are we never given a challenge we cannot overcome, but from Parshat Noach we learn that every challenge brings us to an even greater height.
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Noach: The Power of a Mitzvah
Doing a Mitzvah can be the difference between a life of enslavement in a finite bottle, or freeing your finite being by becoming a piece of finite infinity.
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