Rabbi’s Blog
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Parshat Ha’azinu / Sukkot – Passionate Dedication
September 17, 2021
Dear Friends, People are uniquely obsessed with their work. Spending more hours at the office and being “super busy” is for many a status symbol. However, complete dedication to one’s […]
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Parshat Vayelech / Shabbat Shuva – An Idealistic Realist
September 10, 2021
Dear Friends, One of the seminal moments in life we can never forget. Most people probably remember precisely where they were standing and what they were doing when they heard […]
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Parshat Nitzavim – Erev Rosh Hashana – Un’bee’lievable
September 3, 2021
Dear Friends, The widespread custom on both nights of Rosh Hashanah is to eat various kinds of foods as a symbolic good omen for the new year. Of all the […]
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Parshat Ki Tavo – Monkey Business
August 27, 2021
Dear Friends, COVID-19 has caused all sorts of shortages and surpluses in various industries, some of which make for fascinating stories. One such shortage was lab monkeys. There are certain […]
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Parshat Ki Tetze – Can You Spot It?
August 20, 2021
Dear Friends, In an interesting article, Alan Castel, Ph.D. professor of psychology at the University of California, writes that despite having an amazingly complex brain, we spend much of our […]
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Parshat Shoftim – Blind Gratitude
August 13, 2021
Dear Friends, In this week’s Parsha, the Torah admonishes the judge not to show favouritism, not to corrupt justice, and not to take bribes “for bribes will blind the eyes […]