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Separating Challah from dough before Shabbos

Challah, Heart, and Holy Land

Posted on October 20, 2017

One of the ways we repair the damage caused by the sin of Adam and Chava is to separate a portion of the dough when we make bread. When the Beis HaMikdash is standing, this portion is given to the Kohen (priest). The question is: why does Hashem entrust this task specifically to women? Some Continue Reading »

Deer at Stream - Rosh Hashanah is Not Just for People

Rosh Hashanah is Not Just for People

Posted on August 31, 2017

It’s the “birthday” of the world, so all of creation joins in with our tefilos. Rabbi Nachman explains how every star and blade of grass lends its power to the yearnings of Am Yisroel for a good year filled with blessings. Text: Likutey Halakhos, Yoreh Deah 2, Orlah 4, Para. 27. Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon.

chalitza shoe

Tisha B’Av – Soul and Sole

Posted on July 31, 2017

Rabbi Nachman of Breslov explains how observing the Torah law of not wearing leather shoes on Tisha B’Av brings a person tremendous spiritual repair and light. Text: Likutey Halakhos, Even HaEzer, Yibum 3, Paragraph 10 Mid. to End. Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon. (Photo: Chalitza Shoe, 19th Century)

Kotel Jerusalem - the Wailing Wall

Remembering the Past Empowers the Present

Posted on July 30, 2017

Mastering time, day by day, hour by hour, connects us to the Source of All Strength. Rabbi Nasan Maimon delivers encouragement and solid, practical tips on how this can be done, especially during the Three Weeks. Remembering the Past Empowers the Present

Shavuos - Why Do We Eat a Dairy Meal?

Shavuos – Holiday of Healing and Hope

Posted on May 21, 2017

Before the Torah was given, Hashem healed every member of Israel from any illness. It was a time of infinite Divine kindness and that opportune moment returns to each one of us, in potential, every year. Shavuos – Holiday of Healing and Hope. Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon.

Shoreline at Netanya, Israel

Kedoshim 5777 – Mysteries of Mikveh and Sefiras HaOmer

Posted on April 30, 2017

The spiritual purification achieved by mikveh (ritual immersion) and by counting the Omer is an experience of profound renewal. Text: Likutey Halakhos, Orach Chaim 1, Hilkhos Birkhas HaShachar 5:41. Speaker: Rabbi Nasan Maimon. Photo: Seashore at Netanya, Eretz Yisrael.

Pesach Seder – Mah Nishtana – The Four Questions

Posted on April 7, 2017

Pesach Seder: the four questions – mah nishtana. The process of simply asking and and responding on this special night activates powerful dynamics that bring light to all worlds. Text: Likutey Halakhos, Orach Chaim 3, Hilkhos Rosh Chodesh 3, Paragraph 8 (Mid) – Pesach Seder – Mah Nishtana – The Four Questions. Speaker: by Rabbi Continue Reading »

Praying to Find the Right Hat?

Style and Soul

Posted on March 8, 2017

Wondering what to wear on Purim – or any other day? Wearing the “right hat” is more than a fashion statement. Dressing for connection to Hashem brings happiness all the way through to our soul. But how to harmonize budget and personal style in a Torah true way? In this shiur based on Sichos HaRan Continue Reading »

Earth is One of Seven Inhabited Planets.

Seven Earths

Posted on February 24, 2017

Is there intelligent life on other planets? Yes, there’s life out there, say the sages of the Talmud and the Zohar HaKodesh – but it’s not so intelligent. The sages name seven “earths”, but ours is the one where Hashem created human beings with free will, gave the Torah, and where He will establish His Continue Reading »

The Fiery Half-Shekel Offering - transforms the giver

Coin of Fire

Posted on February 20, 2017

This coming Shabbos we read Parshas Shekalim – our first step toward yearly redemption from slavery to freedom. How does the “coin of fire” (half-shekel tribute) achieve this? Just as fire transforms metal, even the hardest heart is transformed by this humble act for the benefit of the community. (Shemos/Exodus 30:11-16; Bava Basra 10b, Rashi). Continue Reading »