Kedoshim
The Divine is holy. We are created in the Divine image. Holy we shall be.
To be holy is to be unique, is to be exclusive, is to be beyond. The Creator of all is unique, exclusive, and beyond. Connect with the Creator and holy we shall be. Here are the Mitzvoth, the connections, to help achieve this holiness: do not worship (l)imitations; be righteous, charitable; uphold the law; celebrate Shabbat, the tranquility of the world; be purely and morally intimate; be honest; honor, revere parents; keep life holy and holy you shall be. Here’s the fundamental principle: Love your fellow as yourself.
A New Way to Solve Problems
Discover a new approach to solving problems. Initiated by the Rebbe MaHarash, this method declares: “Conventional wisdom states that if you can’t go below, go above; I say go above in the first place!” Learn how to apply this novel modality into your life, offering a transcendent and revolutionary approach to tackling any problem you face.
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The Stranger
We are all “strangers” in this world. We are all “special children.” All in need and deserving of unconditional love.
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Drugs – Strange Fire
A soul burning with fiery passion is an incredible asset, but lack of self-control coupled with the pursuit of selfish desires lead to disaster.
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Is G-d Vulnerable?
True love means being vulnerable. Our relationship with G-d is one of vulnerability and equal dependence on each other.
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To Be Like G-d
Spirituality in and of itself is not enough to satiate the Jewish soul, which seeks a unity with G-d that transcends a mere servant-master relationship.
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Letter to Poway
From Rabbi Simon Jacobson: “From within the dark belly of the abyss, we found strength more powerful than any black forces; love and unity mightier than any hate and war.”
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Crime of Passion
The fire of our souls, like any fire, can be the source of sustenance (healthy fire), or… an inferno (“strange fire”). The challenge is great. The choice is ours.
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G-d’s Vulnerability
G-d’s holiness is closely intertwined with our own, since we are equal partners in creation.
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Love: A Paradox
According to Rabbi Akiva, the commandment to love your fellow man is integral to the Torah. What exactly does this love entail?
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The Things You See
Even the smallest incidents in life happen by divine providence, and one is never a passive witness.
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