Grief envelopedthe poor man, and he seemed to drag his feet wherever he went.

You “make” mistakes; however, you yourself are not the mistake.

Jews have always understood the power of mindful eating.

His father was Aaron (the first High Priest) and his son wasPinchas (who had a Parshah commemorating his zealous dedication to G‑d), but who was he?

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G-d hardwired us to see our lives as mundane and contained within the so-called laws of nature, so that we are compelled to search Him out and find purpose, even where it seems there is none, within our personal life[…]

There is a certain madness to this idea of talking to G‑d, of saying “You” to the Ground of Reality.... Like the madness of love or of unbounded joy

Rabbi David Abudraham (14th century, Spain) writes that there had been anearlier custom for children to draw a picture or write the name of Haman onwood or stones