Shalom Beloved, This year, Passover carried profound significance for our community. As we commemorated the Exodus of our ancestors from Egypt, I found myself on a personal and collective journey toward liberation—one that transcended the physical and entered the unseen spiritual realms. Passover is traditionally a time of remembrance, but [...]
Read MoreIn a world where modern conveniences constantly surround us, it is easy to overlook the silent dangers lurking in our everyday lives. Recently, I came across a warning label on my dryer that read: "⚠️ Cancer & Reproductive Harm." At that moment, I paused, questioning why—something as simple as drying [...]
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Today, we observe Rosh Hashanah, the first day of the Hebraic month of Tishrei. Tishrei means “beginning,” marking a time that emphasizes change—change that only the Most High knows, whether for better or worse. This is a sacred time when those who take it seriously understand the importance of self-reflection and transformation. Rosh Hashanah initiates a 10-day countdown to Yom
As I sit among a room full of “stuff,” I realize now more than ever that none of it will come with me when I depart from this Earth. Many of the items I’m looking at were once things I believed would take my organization to the next level. Yet, this morning, I find myself facing the uncomfortable truth—it was
The Song of Songs is one of the least taught books of the Bible. When it is discussed, I’ve often heard it interpreted as a love story between Christ and the Church. I agree with this perspective in many ways, but I’ve also noticed teachings that focus heavily on the physical aspects mentioned in the book. However, I would like to approach
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