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    Naso

    "FIND MY SPOUSE"- Kohanim Can also Help!

    There are so many available "singles" around & we must try and help them! This short article gives many practical, social, religious & psychological tips on how to find your (or your child's) soul-mate, as well as a Godly bracha geared especially for them, which is more helpful than any "Segula"!

    Rabbi Ari Shvat | Sivan 5785
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    50 min
    Chukat

    Moshe's Sin- A New & Innovative Look

    We all grew up on Rashi's explanation that Moshe's sin was that he hit the rock rather than speaking to it to bring out water, but there are more than 13 various commentaries. This class summarizes them, and suggests the 14th commentary, raised by the Shadal, but answers the question for which he rejects it!

    Rabbi Ari Shvat | 1 Shevat 5784
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    Pinchas

    Parshat Pinchas & Chukat: A New & Innovative Look at Moshe's Sin (easy Hebrew)

    12 different commentaries differ with Rashi regarding Moshe Rabbenu's sin, that it's not simply that he struck, rather than speak to the rock to bring out water. This class deals with why it's so unclear and what is the "secret" explanation of the Shadal which is the only commentary which answers all of the difficulties and questions here

    Rabbi Ari Shvat | 16 Tammuz 5784
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    4 min
    Bamidbar

    Rav Kook on the Importance of the Flag

    Rabbi Ari Shvat | 27 Iyar 5783
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    Masei

    Natural Life in the Land of Israel & the Tragedy of Galut

    ...Outside the Land of Israel, our engagement with the physical world comes at the expense of Torah and sanctity. We in fact see that the Torah studied in Exile shuns in an extreme manner many areas of natural life. Only when the Nation of Israel is in the Land of Israel is "normal," natural life enabled – for, in fact, even that which is material and physical is holy...

    Rabbi Ari Shvat | Av 1 5782
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    33 min
    Ein Aya

    Rav Kook: The Definition of 'Good' Is: 'Life'

    Ein Aya, Shabbat 2, 230

    Rav Kook explains why the constructive punishment for murder was the destruction of Y'rushalayim & exile from Israel. G-d loves life and is the force behind all life, and in fact, defines "Good" as "Life". The goal of the Torah is Tahara or Life, and accordingly murder, or the taking of life is not only tragic morally but ideologically and philosophically, stands, like Tum'ah, in total contradiction to the message of life, which supersedes the other mitzvot. Israel is meant to be a life-educating "Light to the Nations" from Y'rushalayim, through building an ideal Jewish State, but if we aren't fulfilling that goal, then our capitol and national life are counter-productive.

    Rabbi Ari Shvat | Tamuz 2 5780
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