Shavuot
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Time To Stop and Think!
The mental process of "stopping" in order to undergo the experience in a deep and personal manner, is very important particularly for our generation. -
The Empty Landscape
Shavuot, has no single identifying Mitzvah, no recognizable landmark in its scenery. Why? -
The Omer Process
In the process of leaving Egypt and becoming a nation we distinguish between the initial state, the goal at the end and the process. -
The Revelation at Sinai - the War with Gaza
As one man with one heart, that is how we received the Torah and how we face our enemies. -
The custom of dairy products on Shavuot
There is something special when it comes to customs. Sometimes their effect is stronger than that of mitzvot. -
An Open-ended Celebration
Of all the holidays of the Jewish calendar year, Shavuot is the shortest – celebrated only for one day. Many times, this holiday somehow leaves people feeling unfulfilled by what they had hoped to be a spiritual and joyful experience. -
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Time To Stop and Think!
This mental process of "stopping" in order to undergo the experience in a deep and personal manner, is very important particularly for our generation, immersed as it is in externals and constant racing.
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