BS”D We’ve all been there… your baby kept you up at night… you don’t feel well… your kids don’t feel well… your toddler is throwing a tantrum… you need to get to work… your house looks like a hurricane just passed through… on some special occasions, it could several of these things together. You pick…
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BS”D Towards the end of parshas Noach, Chazal give us some important insight into the nature and role of a Jewish woman. A woman, unlike a man, enters this world with two missions- a personal one, and a second, higher one that she later acquires and shares with her husband. Her success in life is…
BS”D The idea of being mekabel yissurim b’ahava, accepting suffering with love, is a fundamental concept in Judaism and something that we are exposed to all the time. We may see or hear about people who are living lives of extraordinary pain and suffering, yet their simchas hachayim and connection to HaShem do not seem…
BS”D The Talmud states: “Three good providers stood up for Israel: Moses, Aaron and Miriam, and for their sake three good gifts were conferred [upon Israel], the Well, the Pillar of Cloud and the Manna; the Well, for the merit of Miriam; the Pillar of Cloud for the merit of Aaron; the Manna for the…
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BS”D After their salvation from Galus Miztrayim and the mighty display of HaShem’s Hand at Krias Yam Suf, Moshe Rebbeinu lead the men in singing Az Yashir, a song of praises to HaShem. When the men had finished, the women followed Miriam HaNavia with drums and dances to a song of their own. וַתִּקַּח מִרְיָם…
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