Beit Midrash
- Torah Portion and Tanach
- Bamidbar
- Matot
When one is in a state of great joy or, contrastingly, in great distress - and filled with a tremendous need to turn to the Master of the world and accept to improve one’s actions - this feeling is not a falsification but an authentic expression of our true will; a kind of lightning bolt that illuminates the darkness for a split second; therefore, we anchor this in a practical commitment – so that this feeling does not 'run away from' us after the event fades.
Take it upon yourself, without a vow, to correct one thing in your life, and these days will work their true action - to add goodness in the world. And once all this is over - this is what will remain.
Rabbi Haggai Lundin
Emuna: Feet on the Ground, Eyes to the Heavens
Friday 14 Iyar 5783
Sins are not Swept Under the Carpet; They are Forgiven
15 Elul 5783
Chadu hashta, b'hai shata, d'vei ra'ava v'leit za'afin
Av 5783
The Community vs the Individual
20 Shvat 5784
Pouring while It’s Hot
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Tamuz 22 5780
The Personal Interest in Advancing the Jewish Nation
Israel National Torah
Baruch Gordon | Tammuz 29 5781
Oaths and Vows
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks | Tamuz 22 5782
