Archive for June 2020
THOUGHT OF THE WEEK – June 26, 2020
In this week’s Torah portion, we speak of the story of Korach; Korach was a man who was truly great in many ways, but he was a man who lost his way when he decided to act against Moses. I once heard a story from a famous Rabbi, who told me that his former reincarnation…
Read MoreTHOUGHT OF THE WEEK – June 19, 2020
Throughout my life, I have developed a fervent passion for the many causes that I feel are important, and like most people, I hold opinions about the countless issues that are plaguing both myself, and the world. Obviously, opinions do not necessarily always lead to action, and so I often question why I, and so…
Read MoreTHOUGHT OF THE WEEK – June 12, 2020
I was reading an article today about all of the times America has attempted to bring democracy to war-torn areas, only to fail in its efforts. Only after the fact— and after some collective introspection— have we been able to see that the people in these areas do not always want what we have. The…
Read MoreTHOUGHT OF THE WEEK – JUNE 5, 2020
As human beings, it is crucial that we identify which of our many needs are most important and should take precedence. I believe that our two greatest needs in life are safety and connection, and while the identification of these two needs has been relatively simple for me, the question remains: How do we go…
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